The wholesale market
Riyadh and Jeddah each have a wholesale chocolate trade: shops and warehouses that sell by the carton to sweet shops, giveaway houses, home traders, cafes and the corner store. Their shelves are built from imports, and the imports arrive through importers and distributors who buy containers. That is the link we quote: an importer or a wholesale house filling one mixed container from Gaziantep, each line on its own pallet, with the Arabic label and the halal certificate per line already settled.
What the wholesale shelf wants from Türkiye
The everyday wrapped bar and the kilo assortment first, because they turn fastest. Then the giveaway lines, sugared almonds by colour and chocolate dragées, because the giveaway trade buys there. Then the premium end from Gaziantep, pistachio tablets, the Dubai style bar and pistachio cream, because the same shop sells to cafes and gift houses. Turkish delight boxes for the grocers who stock Turkish sweets in Riyadh and Jeddah round it out. The product pages list each group.
Price by the carton
Wholesale chocolate shop in Riyadh with price, wholesale chocolate offers in Jeddah: the wholesale trade searches by price, and the price it needs is the landed one. The offer states the price per line, the case count, the pallet plan, the tariff line and what applies on the day at customs, so the importer knows the landed cost before ordering and the wholesale shop knows its margin before the container arrives. Prices are not printed on this site; the offer carries them.
Halal and the Arabic label, per carton
Every carton that reaches a wholesale shelf needs the Arabic label and, for the Saudi file, the halal certificate from a named body. Both are handled per line before the container is packed: our certificate named in the offer, the export pack checked for what it carries and what the importer adds. A wholesaler does not want to relabel a carton in the warehouse; the offer is written so it does not have to.
What to send first
The lines from the product pages, the quantity per line, the port, Jeddah or Dammam, and whether the list must be halal-certified from named bodies. The written offer follows within two working days, in US dollars, with the certifying body named per line; the samples page explains how to taste the lines first, and the Saudi Arabia page lists what stays the same on every offer.
Do you sell to wholesale shops directly?
The unit of sale is one full container. A wholesale house that imports can buy it; a shop that buys by the carton is served by its importer, and we quote the importer.
Do you print prices?
No. The offer states the price per line with the case count and the pallet plan; nothing on this site changes with the exchange rate or the season.
Which lines turn fastest on a wholesale shelf?
The wrapped everyday bar and the kilo assortment, then giveaway dragées, then the pistachio lines; the offer prices each.
