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Khoshbakht Canned Tuna

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Khoshbakht canned tuna in 180 g cans, including tuna in vegetable oil, tuna with chilli in oil and marlin tuna, as shown on the brand page. The company lists it in its canned-foods category distributed in Oman, and also shows Khoshbakht Indian long-grain 1121 rice and tomato paste.

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CategoryCanned Tuna
Al Suds National LLC

Al Suds National LLC

distributor• OM Oman

Al Suds National LLC, which also appears in its website text as Al Suds International Trading, presents itself as a "one-stop shop of branded foods" in the Sultanate of Oman. The site gives its head office as Al-Seeb, Muscat, while its branch list places the head office in Ruwi–Hamriya near the Fish Market, and it lists a Dubai office, Ruken Al Suds Food Stuff Trading LLC, in Deira. The company says it is one of the largest importers of branded food products, with over 200 active SKUs, that its partners each have more than ten years of experience in food service and retail, and that it has been known in Oman for retail and wholesale trade since 2008. The company says it wholesales and distributes across Oman and is ready to supply all types of food to chain stores, supermarkets, groceries, department stores and hypermarkets, selling to over 4,000 wholesalers, traders, hotels, restaurants and cafés (HORECA). The site lists a central warehouse in Ghala, Muscat, and two branches in East and West Souq Seeb, and its City Star page shows points of purchase in Muscat, Seeb, Amerat, Sohar, Saham, Al Khaboura, Al Suwaiq, Rustaq, Barka, Buraimi, Nizwa, Bahla, Izki, Samail, Ibri, Salalah and Sur. The company also says it offers B2B entrepôt-trade services to brands that want to develop their business in target countries. Its website product categories are aseptic paste, canned foods, energy drinks, foodstuff, rice and saffron, and it names its main product types as canned foods, preserves, pickles, jams, chutneys and herbal essences and relishes. Its brands page shows Tabiat, Shaparak, Pootka, Persico, Nagian, Makenzi, Life Star, Khoshbakht, Esalat, City Star, Biner and Al Shabab. Listed products include canned tuna and marlin, tomato paste in cans and in 220-litre aseptic drums, Indian long-grain 1121 rice, cooking and frying oils, tea, saffron, saffron honey, rose water, cardamom, mint, ginger and cinnamon water extracts, and energy and vitamin C drinks. The company says its group operates production facilities offering "Iranian flavours" under its own brand Biner, and that it prides itself on supplying the best Iranian flavours and fresh ingredients. It presents City Star tuna with thyme from the Sea of Oman as a product launched for the first time in Oman. It states a commitment to quality, food safety, environmental and occupational health and safety standards, and invites other brands to join its portfolio.