Wholesale Grocery
Wholesale grocery, quoted directly
The pantry side of the catalog, quoted the same way as the proteins: tahini, fava beans, basterma, molokhia, olives, and the shelf lines that complete a Mediterranean store or kitchen.
Most buyers find these lines second — after the quail or the cheese — and then fold them into the same program. That is how they are meant to be bought. The grocery range in the catalog covers the staples of a Middle Eastern shelf: sesame in two forms, canned fava beans, cured basterma, molokhia leaves, olives, pickles, and the oils and shortenings a kitchen runs on.
Packs are stated as supplied for each line, and case detail is confirmed in the quote reply. Nothing here needs a separate account or a separate order — the grocery lines ride on the same request as everything else in the catalog.
The grocery range
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Where the grocery lines land
Ethnic and specialty grocers stock the named lines — tahini, molokhia, and basterma are asked for by name, and a shelf missing them sends the customer elsewhere. Restaurants buy the same lines as production input: tahini for hummus and dressings, liquid butter and oils for the line, olives and pickles for mezze. Distributors serving either buyer use the range to complete a store or kitchen set in one program.
If you are quoting a full set, list the grocery lines alongside the proteins and cheeses in one request. The reply prices the program as a whole, which is how the range is structured to be bought.
Quote the grocery range
One form: company, the formats you want, and a volume estimate — cases per month or pallets per order, your best number. A person reads it and replies by email.
Questions Buyers Ask
Before you request
Can grocery lines be quoted with meat and cheese?
Yes — that is the normal pattern. One request can cover grocery lines alongside quail, game, ghee, and cheese, and it is reviewed and answered together.
Are packs retail-ready or foodservice?
Both exist in the range: the fava beans are a 450 g canned retail line, while lines like vegetable shortening and liquid butter are foodservice formats. The quote reply confirms the pack for any line you name.
Do you carry tahini and sesame in more than one form?
Yes. Tahini (ground sesame) and roasted and ground sesame seeds are separate lines in the catalog — the paste for kitchens and retail, the ground seed for baking and blending programs.