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United Arab Emirates FlagUnited Arab Emirates

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Rigga Business Centre , Dubai

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Business Description

We Are A Rice and Spice Trading Company based in Dubai is a dynamic and growing enterprise specializing in the import, export, and distribution of premium quality Basmati And Non Basmatirice, spices, and other food commodities

Our company offers a wide range of products including Basmati and non-Basmati rice, parboiled rice, and a variety of whole and ground spices such as cumin, coriander, turmeric, and cardamom. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of quality, ensuring that all products are carefully sourced, processed, and delivered to meet international food safety requirements.

  • IR64 Parboiled / White Rice
  • Jeerakasala Rice ( Premium burdwan Quality )
  • Sona Masoori Rice ( UP Quality )
  • Premium quality turmeric from India's leading producing states Telangana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu
  • Premium quality red chilli from India's finest growing regions - Guntur, Kashmir, and Karnataka
  • Premium quality cumin seeds from Gujarat & Rajasthan

Al Arz Al Dhahbi Foodstuff Trading LLC

Rigga Business Centre , Rigga Road , Dubai,UAE

Warehouse#29 , Ajman Ind Area #2 ,Ajman,UAE

https://alarzaldhahbi.com/

Our Rice Mill In Indi

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Trade Capabilities

Business Terms

Preferred Payment Term:

Not specified

Preferred Trade Term:

Not specified

Port Of Loading:

Not specified

Accepted Currency:

USD

Trade Ability

Annual Revenue Amount:

Annual revenue of USD 50M~100M

Numbers Of Employees:

101-500 employees

Avg Response Time:

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Al Arz Al Dhahbi Foodstuff Trading LLC accepts USD as payment, which is common for international buyers, but the lack of specified trade terms and port of shipment makes it harder to assess logistics or pricing clarity. Without clear trade terms, buyers can't know if payment is due upfront, upon delivery, or at other stages. The missing port means it's unclear where goods will be loaded, increasing shipping risk and coordination difficulty. With 101–500 employees and a revenue range of USD 50–100 million, Al Arz Al Dhahbi Foodstuff Trading LLC is a well-established supplier with the scale to handle large, consistent orders. This size suggests strong operational capacity and reliability for bulk foodstuff procurement. The lack of specified accreditations and inquiry response time means buyers should verify food safety standards and communication responsiveness before committing to a long-term partnership.

Products / Services Offered

Most suppliers offer just one or two product lines, but Al Arz Al Dhahbi Foodstuff Trading LLC offers a full range including grains, rice, and spices — which makes them a more complete source for buyers looking to source multiple food items from a single supplier. This breadth can reduce the need to work with several vendors and simplify supply chain management.

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Al Arz Al Dhahbi Foodstuff Trading LLC has verified work email, phone, and business documents — this gives buyers strong confidence in their legitimacy and ability to communicate and fulfill orders reliably. Full verification reduces the risk of scams or non-delivery. Buyers can trust that contact details and business credentials are accurate and up to date.

Export Countries

Benin FlagBenin

India FlagIndia

United Arab Emirates FlagUnited Arab Emirates

West Africa

33%

South Asia

33%

Middle East

33%

Al Arz Al Dhahbi Foodstuff Trading LLC targets three countries across three regions, with equal representation in West Africa (33%, Benin), South Asia (33%, India), and the Middle East (33%, United Arab Emirates). This balanced regional approach provides access to diverse consumer markets without over-reliance on any single region. The even split suggests a strategic effort to test demand across key global food import zones.
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