Import Foul Madammes Eoe — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Arab Emirates

Foul Madammes EOE is a ready‑to‑eat bean stew produced under the Aden Gardens brand. Each unit is packed in a 400 g metal can and the case contains 24 cans. The formulation lists white beans, water, sugar, tomato paste, modified starch, salt, onion, calcium, citric acid (E330), acidity regulator, chili, garlic, cinnamon and white pepper. The product is marketed as a convenient meal component for catering and retail shelves.

The ingredient list reflects a typical Middle Eastern bean dish, with added tomato paste and mild spices for flavour. Nutritional data per 100 g show 77 kcal, 12 g carbohydrate, 5 g dietary fibre, 1 g added sugar, 5.4 g protein and 220 mg sodium, aligning with standard values for legume‑based meals. Such canned bean products are commonly stored at ambient temperature and have a shelf life of around twelve months. The product complies with usual food safety standards for canned goods, though specific certifications are not listed.

The product is suited for supermarkets, food‑service distributors and export markets seeking a shelf‑stable bean entrée. Buyers should confirm the minimum order quantity, lead time and Incoterms directly with Royal Clock DWC LLC, as these details are not disclosed. Packaging is a metal can sealed for durability during sea freight. The supplier’s address is in Jafza South Zone, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, providing a clear point of contact for customs documentation.

Royal Clock DWC LLC is a registered business operating from Plot No. S10514, Jafza South Zone, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating verification of its legal existence on the platform. Its address includes P.O. Box 18055, providing a mailing point for trade correspondence. No additional corporate history or turnover figures are supplied in the listing.

The supplier offers the Foul Madammes EOE product in bulk case packs, but does not disclose minimum order quantities, pricing or lead‑time in the public data. Prospective buyers should request these details directly and may need to verify the supplier’s response capability, as the listed response rate is currently 0 %. The lack of response data suggests that initial contact may require follow‑up. All communications should reference the supplier’s full address to ensure accurate customs clearance.