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Division III — Frozen & GroceryMediterranean grocery, at group scale
Tahini, fava beans, basterma, molokhia, olives, oils, and the pantry lines of a Mediterranean program — quoted by the Frozen & Grocery Division, and priced together with the protein and dairy divisions when a program spans them.
Grocery is where multi-category programs are won or lost. A distributor or retail group that can source the meats and cheeses but not the pantry still runs two supply chains. The group catalog closes that gap: the shelf lines of a Middle Eastern and Mediterranean store sit in the same catalog as the quail, the game, the cheeses, and the ghee.
The range covers the named staples — tahini and ground sesame, canned fava beans at 450 g, cured basterma, molokhia leaves, dried lemon — and the working lines behind them: edible oils, liquid butter, vegetable shortening, olives, pickled cucumbers, and mixed vegetables. Packs are stated as supplied in the catalog, and case detail is confirmed in the quote.
| Product | Detail | Pack / Format |
|---|---|---|
| Fava Beans — Original Recipe | Canned, ready to heat | 450 g |
| Tahini | Pantry staple for kitchens and retail | Ground sesame |
| Roasted & Ground Sesame Seeds | Baking and pantry use | Ground |
| Basterma | Traditional cured beef for service and retail | Cured, dried beef |
| Canned Cooked Meat | Shelf-stable cooked meat | Canned |
| Halloumi Cheese | Grilling and frying cheese | Block |
| Romi Cheese | Aged hard cheese | Block / wheel |
| Mish Cheese | Aged, spiced traditional cheese | Traditional |
| Edible Oils | Cooking and foodservice oils | Assorted |
| Liquid Butter | Ready-pour butter for kitchens | Foodservice |
| Vegetable Shortening | Baking and frying programs | Bulk |
| Olives | Table and ingredient use | Assorted |
| Pickled Cucumbers | Retail and foodservice packs | Assorted |
| Pickled Mixed Vegetables | Shelf-stable mixed vegetables | |
| Processed Molokhia Leaves | For traditional molokhia dishes | Jute leaves |
| Dried Lemon | Seasoning and cooking use | Dried |
Retail groups building a Mediterranean or Middle Eastern set use the grocery lines to hold the customer the protein attracted — the shopper who came for quail or feta and stays for tahini and molokhia. Distributors use them to complete a store set in one delivery conversation. Foodservice buyers fold the working lines — oils, liquid butter, tahini — into the same request as their proteins. Cross-division programs are quoted as one: name the grocery lines alongside the protein and dairy lines in a single request, and the desk prices the program whole.
Quote the grocery range
One form: company, the formats you want, and a volume estimate. A person reads it and replies by email.
Can grocery be quoted with protein and dairy lines?
Yes — that is the structure of the group. One request can span all three divisions, and the desk prices the combined program rather than three separate orders.
Which grocery lines are retail-ready?
The fava beans are a 450 g canned retail line, and olives and pickled cucumbers come in retail and foodservice packs. Lines like vegetable shortening and liquid butter are foodservice formats. The quote confirms the pack for each line named.
Do you carry both tahini and ground sesame?
Yes, as separate lines: tahini, the ground sesame paste, and roasted and ground sesame seeds for baking and blending programs. Both are listed in the catalog.