Import Frozen Chicken — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Arab Emirates

Al Naboodah supplies frozen chicken that meets ISO and HALAL standards. The product is offered in a range of cuts, including whole chickens, breasts, thighs and wings. Each piece is processed by individual quick freezing (IQF) to preserve flavour and texture. The frozen state is maintained at -18 °C to ensure a long shelf life.

The cuts are supplied in standard vacuum‑packed trays or bulk boxes, which are typical for the poultry trade. In the industry, frozen chicken of this grade is expected to retain a moisture content of around 70 % and a typical shelf life of twelve months when continuously frozen. Al Naboodah’s hygiene controls align with common GMP practices used by major poultry exporters. These standards help buyers achieve consistent cooking results across menus.

The product is suited for restaurants, hotel kitchens, catering firms and food processors that require reliable, ready‑to‑cook poultry. Al Naboodah indicates flexible minimum order quantities and offers FOB or CIF shipping terms, allowing buyers to choose the most suitable logistics arrangement. Buyers should confirm the exact MOQ, lead time and payment conditions directly with the supplier. The HALAL certification also supports customers with specific dietary requirements.

Al Naboodah is listed as an imported supplier based in the United Arab Emirates. The platform assigns it a trust tier of harbor, indicating a moderate level of verification. The supplier’s response rate is shown as 0.00 and no average response time is recorded, suggesting that communication metrics are currently unavailable. Al Naboodah’s tier classification places it among sellers that source products outside the domestic market.

The listing does not provide specific details on production capacity, years in operation or client references. It does state that the frozen chicken complies with ISO and HALAL standards, which are the only declared quality certifications. Prospective buyers should therefore request additional documentation to confirm compliance and any other relevant certifications. All other operational information must be obtained directly from the supplier.