Importer guide · Middle East
Vietnamese Frozen Fruit, Coconut and Dried Fruit for the Middle East
Gulf importers buy Vietnamese mango, passion fruit, dragon fruit and coconut for juice bars, hotels, catering and retail. Fruit ships frozen at −18 °C or below, or as trimmed fresh coconut in the cold chain at 2–5 °C.
Labelling and documents
Retail packs for the Gulf usually carry labels in Arabic and English, with production and expiry dates. Each importing country sets its own rules, so the importer confirms the label and registration requirements with the local food authority before the first order.
Shipments travel with the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin; health or phytosanitary certificates are added where the destination requires them.
Frequently asked questions
Which products do Middle East buyers take from TBESAGRI?
Mainly IQF frozen mango, passion fruit and dragon fruit for juices and desserts, fresh and trimmed coconuts for foodservice, and dried fruit for retail and snacking.
Can you print labels in Arabic?
Yes, retail and private-label packs can carry Arabic and English text. The importer supplies or approves the label artwork.
This guide summarises general requirements for planning purposes. Your customs broker and local food authority confirm the rules for each shipment.
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