Import Halal Chilled Sudanese Sheep - Lamb Meat Cnf — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Jordan

Business International Gateway supplies Halal chilled Sudanese sheep-lamb meat on a CNF basis, sourced from a Sudanese slaughterhouse and routed through its Jordan office. The offering consists of whole lamb carcasses that can be portioned according to the buyer’s weight requirements, with a mandatory minimum order of three metric tonnes per shipment. Each unit is sealed in a polybag and then placed inside a cotton stockinette bag that displays the precise net weight, and the product retains its quality for fourteen days when kept chilled. The supplier’s certificates include Halal, Health, HACCP and Food Safety.

The lamb originates from animals fed on natural pasture, and the meat meets Premium Top Quality Grade A specifications. Industry practice dictates a cold-chain temperature of 0 - 4°C and a typical pH between 5.8 - 6.2 for fresh lamb, both of which the supplier can verify on request. Standard carcass yield for lamb ranges from 55% to 60%, and the supplier states it can consistently achieve this performance. Ownership of the slaughterhouse enables the supplier to offer a reliable and continuous supply.

Target customers include upscale restaurants, hotel banquet services and food-service distributors serving the GCC region. The transaction is governed by CNF terms to GCC airports, with payment accepted as 100% LC issued to the supplier’s Dubai office. Freight is arranged in refrigerated containers by air or land, and the usual delivery window is the fifth day after payment confirmation. Prospective buyers should provide details of the desired lamb cut, volume, destination and any preferred shipment schedule.

Business International Gateway operates from Amman, Jordan, at P.O. Box 169, 11733 Amman, and is classified with a harbor trust tier. The platform data shows a response rate of 0% and no average response time recorded, reflecting a need for direct communication with the supplier.

According to its description, the company owns the Sudanese slaughterhouse that supplies the lamb, enabling full oversight of processing and hygiene standards. Export operations are coordinated through a Dubai-based regional office, and the supplier highlights its capacity to fulfil constant supply requests that meet the three-tonne minimum order threshold.