Euro Foods

Euro Foods (Al-Aghdhiya Al-Urubiya) presents itself as a Palestinian company importing and supplying food for the wholesale trade in Palestine; its website gives its address as Hebron, Palestine. The company says it started in 2025 trading and exporting food from Europe to Palestine, that it imports food exclusively from Europe, especially Germany, and that it mainly supplies goods from the German market while securing the best available shelf life. As a wholesale company, it says it targets business owners only — wholesalers and distributors. The company states that it buys directly from the source and handles all export procedures from Europe to Palestine. Goods arrive at its warehouses in Hebron, from where customers either arrange transport to their own store or use a local transport company, with the cost depending on the customer's area. Orders are placed on its website after registering a trade account and sending business details to have prices unlocked; traders can combine items from different manufacturers into pallets or larger shipments with a single point of contact, the minimum order is one pallet per item, and it also sources items not shown on the site on request. The company says it works with more than 270 German manufacturers and suppliers to supply over 18,000 items, about 4,500 of which are currently shown on the site, from more than 200 brands. Its departments cover chocolate, biscuits, confectionery and spreads; snacks (potato, corn and lentil chips, nuts and seeds, crackers, popcorn, cereal bars); breakfast products (cereals, jams, honey); canned goods (pickles, vegetables, fruit, fish, soups); oils, vinegar and sauces; pasta, baking ingredients, flour, stocks and spices; beverages (tea, coffee, cocoa drinks, juices, soft drinks and alternative drinks); bakery and cakes; and baby food and milk. Brands listed on its site include Ferrero, Nutella, Kinder, Milka, Lindt, Ritter Sport, Bahlsen Leibniz, Lotus Biscoff, Barilla, De Cecco, Jacobs, Lavazza, Dallmayr, Nescafé, HiPP, Kellogg's, Bonduelle, Kühne, Dr. Oetker, Knorr, Maggi, Lorenz and Pringles. The company also sorts its range by attributes such as vegan, organic, gluten-free, lactose-free, no added sugar, wholemeal, high-protein and decaffeinated. It sums up its advantages as food imports from Europe, part shipments, competitive prices and pick-up at the customer's shop door. It explains that the official price is in euros and that prices shown are preliminary, with the final price set when goods reach its Hebron warehouses based on source cost, the euro exchange rate and shipping and clearance costs.