Frequently Asked Questions

Faradid Atlas was established in 2009 to help strengthen food security and support access to essential foods for the Iranian market.

The DOCX-defined portfolio includes rice, legumes and pulses, seeds and kernels, nuts, spices and seasonings, and sugar.

Faradid Atlas is associated with four rice brands: 21, Mizban, Hayat, and Golbanou.

The DOCX lists company offices in Tehran, Isfahan, Dubai, and Oman. Shahrekord is referenced as operational and warehouse support in Iran.

The company works to shorten the global food supply chain, remove unnecessary intermediaries, and cooperate directly with first-tier suppliers, especially in India and Pakistan.

Products are selected according to global quality and hygiene standards, with ISO 22000 named as a guiding discipline for food safety and quality systems.

Faradid Atlas aims to reach a 25% share of Iran's essential food products market by 2030 while expanding its focus across the United Arab Emirates, India, and Oman.

The core values are customer-centricity, sustainability, professional ethics, innovation, and superior quality.

The mission names individuals, wholesalers, organizations, and governmental bodies as audiences for high-quality, cost-effective food supply.

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