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Food and commodities

Core food commodities sourced and traded direct into Syria.
Grade-specific sourcing

Commodities are procured to a defined spec, not accepted at whatever grade the market offers.

THE DIVISION

Bardan Co runs food and commodities as a second, fully independent trading arm, dealing straight with exporters across several regions.
Diverse sourcing regions

Exporters vetted across Asia, South America and the Middle East.

No brokers in the chain

Every purchase agreement sits directly with Bardan Co, start to finish.

Product range

The staples Bardan Co brings into the Syrian market.

This division handles the essential food and commodity categories that wholesale and institutional buyers across Syria depend on day to day.

Rice

The division's leading product. Multiple grain grades sourced from exporters with consistent quality and documented origin.

Sugar

Refined and raw sugar procured from established commodity exporters meeting international grading standards.

Green coffee beans

Unroasted beans sourced by origin and grade, supplied to roasters and processors across the domestic market.

Ghee and edible oils

Cooking fats and oils coordinated on fixed delivery schedules through the division's established import channels.

Tea, spices and beverages

Additional staple categories brought in based on live market demand and agreed on a case by case basis.

Who we supply

Feeding wholesale and institutional demand across Syria.

Demand for staple food commodities in Syria runs through wholesale markets, hospitality operators and institutional procurement alike. Bardan Co has built direct relationships across all three, developed over years of steady, uninterrupted trading.

Wholesale food distributors

Bulk buyers who move staple commodities on to retailers, markets and smaller regional traders throughout the country.

Hotels, restaurant chains and catering operators that require steady, predictable volumes of core ingredients.

Organisations sourcing at scale for public programmes, requiring verified quality and consistent documentation.

Demand for staple food commodities in Syria runs through wholesale markets, hospitality operators and institutional procurement alike. Bardan Co has built direct relationships across all three, developed over years of steady, uninterrupted trading.

Supplier requirements

What we check before any exporter joins our supply base.

Every exporter is evaluated by Bardan Co before terms are agreed, and these four areas come first in that review.

Consistent output

Exporters need to show they can meet Bardan Co's order volumes reliably, shipment after shipment.

Quality documentation

Commodities must carry certification matching the grade and origin agreed before contracts are finalised.

Regional trade history

Preference goes to exporters already familiar with shipping into Middle Eastern markets and their requirements.

Delivery discipline

Agreed pricing and shipping windows are expected to hold, and Bardan Co applies that same standard in return.

READY TO MOVE FORWARD

Let's discuss what a commercial relationship looks like.

Whether you are evaluating the Syrian market or looking for a reliable partner on the ground, the conversation starts here.

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