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Company Name Website/Email Sector Country City Address Tel/Fax Abbar and Zainy Cold Stores Company Name Website/Email Sector Country City Address Tel/Fax Abbar and Zainy Cold Stores www.abbar-and-zainy-coldstores. Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah Abbar and Zain Tel: +966 2-637-1315 Abdelhadi Abdullah Al Qahtani and Sons Beverage Industry Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Khamis Mushei Tel: +966 7-227-0160 Abdulaziz Al Rashed Al Humaid Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 15586 Tel: +966 1-402-4243 Afia International Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 30439 Tel: +966 2-635-0000 Agricultural Development Company www.adc-ksa.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Omar Bin Abdu Tel: +966 1-473-0302 Ahmed Mohamed Saleh Baeshen and Company www.baeshen.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 18 Tel: +966 2-653-1760 AJWA Group for Food Industries www.ajwagroup.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah Al Mahamal To Tel: +966 2-642-0552 Al Akhawain Company www.al-akhawain.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Al Akhawain Bu Tel: +966 1-405-4200 Al Amoudi Beverage Industries [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah Palestine Stree Tel: +966 2-671-6414 Al Aziziah Agricultural Products Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Khalidiya Buildi Tel: +966 1-463-0531 Al Emar Group Establishment Farming and Qua www.al-emar.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 22181 Tel: +966 1-464 2888 Al Hada Water www.alhada.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 23978 Tel: +966 2-677-9393 Al Jazeerah Food Packing Company www.gandour.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 13416 Tel: +966 2-636-6608 Al Jomaih Bottling Plants Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Al Ahssa Street Tel: +966 1-476-3824 Al Jouf Agricultural Development www.aljouf.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Al Jouf Skaka Tel: +966 4-654-0054 Al Kabli Corporation Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 3311 Tel: +966 2-651 1796 Al Manhal Water Factory [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Lot CP Tel: +966 1-265-0000 Al Marai Company www.almarai.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Dammam Road Tel: +966 1-470-0005 Al Muhaidib Foods www.am-food.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam P.O.Box 9149 Tel: +966 3-832-8888 Al Munajem Group www.munajem.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 2395 Tel: +966 1-478-7933 Al Osama Trading Company www.asdco.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah Ibrahim Shaker Tel: +966 2-644-5041 Al Othman Agricultural Production and Processi www.nadadairy.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Al Ahsa Al Othman Buil Tel: +966 3-532-0000 Al Rabie Saudi Foods Company www.alrabie.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 42787 Tel: +966 1-498-0000 Al Safi Dairy Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Markaz Nimr, B Tel: +966 1-270-1444 Al Safi-Danone Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Al Nimr Center Tel: +966 1-461-0077 Al Sanie Corporation for Agricultural Investment www.al-yamama.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 20270 Tel: +966 1-498 6107 Al Watania Poultry www.al-wataniapoultry.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 21437 Tel: +966 1-492-2188 Al Wedyan National Company for Food Products www.al-wedyan.com/ Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 19291 Tel: +966 2-638-0723 Alpha Trading and Shipping Agencies [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 205 Tel: +966 2-644-0808 Arab Saudi Company for Poultry Production Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Buraydah P.O.Box 1842 Tel: +966 6-323 0074 Arabia Commercial Agency Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 811 Tel: +966 2-644 4212 Arabian Agricultural Services Company www.arasco.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 53845 Tel: +966 1-419-1933 Arabian Agricultural Systems Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 6543 Tel: +966 1-476 1153 Arabian Trading Company for Cold Storage [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 1393 Tel: +966 2-636-4262 Arba Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 88717 Tel: +966 1-454 5664 Ash-Sharqiyah Agricultural Development Compa www.asharqiyah.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam Al Calssum Bui Tel: +966 3-842-9119 Azmi Corporation [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 53473 Tel: +9661-463 0451 Badrah Saudi Factories Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 1678 Tel: +966 2-643 0255 (4 lines) Basamh Trading Company www.basamh.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 427 Tel: +966 2-660-6668 Bateel www.bateel.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 197 Tel: +966 1-265-2477 Bisha Agricultural Development Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Bisha P.O.Box 31 Tel: +966 7-622 2400 Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Saudi Arabia Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam P.O.Box 965 Tel: +966 3-847-4111 Food and Fine Pastries Manufacturing Company www.ffpgroup.com/ Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 8960 Tel: +966 1-464 0289 Gassim Agricultural Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Buraidah P.O.Box 2210 Tel: +966 6-328-1999 General Trading Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Al Khobar P.O.Box 319 Tel: +966 3-857-5622 Golden Grass www.goldengrass.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Ibn Khuzaimah Tel: +966 1-478-3024 Gulf Vegetable Oil Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam King Abdulaziz Tel: +966 3-859-0061 Hail Agricultural Development Company www.hadco.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Hail Hail Qassim Ro Tel: +966 6-520-0011 Halwani Brothers www.halwani.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 690 Tel: +966 2-636-6667 Health Water Bottling Company www.hwb-sa.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh Al Oda Building Tel: +966 1-263-3300 Ibrahim Abunayyan Sons Group www.abunayyan.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh King Fahed Str Tel: +966 1-459-3686 Jazan Development Company www.jazadco.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jizan Al Kournish Str Tel: +966 7-322-2162 Jorephanco Trading and Contracting Company www.jorephanco.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Al Khobar P.O.Box 1046 Tel: +966 3-867 7651 Modern Dairies Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 3981 Tel: +966 2-637-1781 Mohamed Said Fakhry Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah Al Fakhry Buildi Tel: +966 2-642 2539 Mujally A Bamujally United Company www.m-bamujally.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 112 Tel: +966 2-647 4236 Nashar Trading Company www.nashar.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 6697 Tel: +966 2-644-0202 National Agricultural Development Company www.nadec.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 2557 Tel: +966 1-404-0000 National Agriculture Marketing Company www.thimar.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 88618 Tel: +966 1-493-3141 National Biscuits and Confectionery Company www.nbcc.com.sa/ Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 30972 Tel: +966 2-6360606 National Bottling Company - Saudi Arabia Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Al Khobar P.O.Box 4238 Tel: +966 3-894-7779 National Cone and Tahina Factory Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 30824 Tel: +966 2-636-9884 National Food Company - Saudi Arabia Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah - Tel: +966 2-637-4747 National Food Industries Company www.nfic.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 32040 Tel: +966 2-608-1515 National Food Stuff Manufacturing Company www.unifoodco.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 1717 Tel: +966 2-608-0500 National Fruit Juice Company www.nfj-co.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam P.O.Box 5310 Tel: +966 3-847 2041 National Prawn Company www.robian.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Al Lith P.O.Box 20 Tel: +966 7-742-0742 Orient Provision and Trading Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 11035 Tel: +966 2-669 0999 Pure Breed Poultry Company www.taseel.com.sa Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 7065 Tel: +966 1-476-2113 Radwa Food Production Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 1178 Tel: +966 2-653-2160 Rana Confectionery Products Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 25356 Tel: +966 1-498-0048 Richland Al Nakhlah Establishment Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 8524 Tel: +966 1-462 0088 Sanabel Trade and Agricultural Industries Comp www.sanabel.com.sa/ Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 17793 Tel: +966 1-495 4080 Saudi Agricultural Development Company www.sadcogroup.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Riyadh P.O.Box 5147 Tel: +966 1-491 4420 Saudi Arabian Animal Feed Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam P.O.Box 173 Tel: +966 3-847-1334 Saudi Coldstorage Company [email protected] Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 5507 Tel: +966 2-647-0643 Saudi Fisheries Company www.saudi-fisheries.com Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Dammam P.O.Box 6535 Tel: +966 3-859-1919 Saudi Food Company Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 2300 Tel: +966 2-693 3617 Saudi Fruit Juice and Beverages Industry Agriculture and Food Saudi Arabia Jeddah P.O.Box 16302 Tel: +966 2-636 4153 Saudi Industrial Projects Company Agriculture
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