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Lentils, Chickpeas and Dried Beans

Lentils, Chickpeas and Dried Beans

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Price on request

Product description

Dried pulses listed on the company's site in its grains and cereals category alongside wheat flour, bulgur, couscous and freekeh. The company lists them as imported from reputable producers and distributed in Iraq, with distributor packs and wholesale and retail orders.

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CategoryGrains and Legumes
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Alharam Alakbar Company

distributor• IQ Iraq

Alharam Alakbar Company For General Trading Limited is a food importer based in Erbil, Iraq. On its website it calls itself "a premium food importer for the Iraqi table" and a leading importer dedicated to bringing a wide range of high-quality, nutritious food products to Iraq, sourced from reputable producers worldwide and distributed across the country. It says it specialises in sourcing the finest food items to meet its customers' diverse tastes and dietary needs while ensuring freshness, safety and flavour. The site states that its range meets any culinary requirement, from the household pantry to the restaurant kitchen and from the corner shop to the institutional caterer, and that its Erbil office (opposite Sopas Restaurant, Arab Shop) handles wholesale enquiries, distributor packs, retail orders and specialty sourcing requests. It says quality control runs from the producer's gate through customs clearance into final cold-chain delivery, and names retail, hospitality, catering and institutional supply among the sectors it serves. The company's site divides its imported products into eight categories: grains and cereals (long-grain and basmati rice, sushi rice, wheat flour and bulgur, lentils, chickpeas and dried beans, couscous and freekeh, pasta and noodles, cooking oils); meat and poultry (chilled and frozen beef, lamb, whole and portioned poultry, halal-certified ranges, catering packs); dairy (long-life and fresh milk, yogurt, soft and hard cheeses, butter, ghee and cream); frozen and chilled seafood (whole and filleted fish, shrimp, molluscs, seafood mixes); fresh, frozen and preserved fruits and vegetables (including dried fruits and nuts, pickles and tomato pastes); confectionery and snacks (chocolates, biscuits, pastries, candies and crisps from international and regional brands); beverages (coffee, tea, juices, soft drinks, bottled water and concentrates); and specialty foods (gourmet oils and condiments, diet and organic lines, halal and Asian imports). The site does not name brands. The company says its mission is to enhance the culinary experience in Iraq by providing access to world-class food products, and its vision is to be the leading provider of premium food products in Iraq and to set the standard for excellence in food importing. It bases its quality commitment on three pillars: rigorous sourcing from suppliers and producers committed to quality and sustainability, with the list reviewed every season; comprehensive quality checks against international safety and quality standards before a product reaches a distributor; and continuous monitoring of product lines after delivery.