The Pantry Range
Halal grocery, wholesale — the rest of the store
The meat case brings the customer in; the pantry shelf keeps the store complete. Tahini, fava beans, molokhia, basterma, olives, and the working pantry lines — quoted with the meat program, in one request.
The grocery range in the catalog covers the Middle Eastern shelf a halal store is judged by: tahini and ground sesame, canned fava beans at 450 g, cured basterma, molokhia leaves, dried lemon, olives and pickled cucumbers — plus the kitchen lines behind them, edible oils, liquid butter, and vegetable shortening.
These lines are bought the way the meats are: name them in a request, and the written quote covers them alongside whatever protein and dairy lines the same program carries. Packs are stated as supplied, and case detail is confirmed in the reply.
| Product | Detail | Pack / Format |
|---|---|---|
| Fava Beans — Original Recipe | Canned, ready to heat | 450 g |
| Tahini | Ground sesame | Pantry |
| Roasted & Ground Sesame Seeds | Baking and pantry use | Ground |
| Basterma | Traditional cured beef | Cured, dried beef |
| Canned Cooked Meat | Shelf-stable cooked meat | Canned |
| Halloumi Cheese | Grilling and frying cheese | Block |
| Edible Oils | Cooking and foodservice oils | Assorted |
| Liquid Butter | Ready-pour butter for kitchens | Foodservice |
| Vegetable Shortening | Baking and frying programs | Bulk |
| Olives | Table and ingredient use | Assorted |
| Pickled Cucumbers | Retail and foodservice packs | Pickled |
| Mixed Vegetables | Shelf-stable mixed vegetables | Processed |
| Molokhia Leaves | For traditional molokhia dishes | Jute leaves |
| Dried Lemon | Seasoning and cooking use | Dried |
Who Buys It
Who stocks the pantry range
Halal grocers and Middle Eastern markets stock the named lines because their customers ask for those names — a missing tahini or molokhia sends a weekly shopper elsewhere. Restaurants buy the same shelf as production input: tahini, oils, and liquid butter are kitchen consumables, not retail theater. Distributors use the range to deliver a complete store set in one program.
Most grocery quotes ride on a meat or cheese program already in motion. If yours starts here instead, that works too — the request sets the scope.
Request a grocery quote
Formats + volume estimate. Written pricing by email — and the whole grocery range can ride in the same request.
Questions Buyers Ask
Before you request
Can grocery be quoted together with meat and cheese?
Yes. That is the design of the program: one request can cover the pantry range, the proteins, ghee, and the cheeses, and the reply prices it as one program.
Which grocery lines are retail packs?
The fava beans are a 450 g canned retail line; olives and pickled cucumbers come in retail and foodservice packs; lines like shortening and liquid butter are kitchen formats. The quote confirms each pack.
Do you carry sesame in more than one form?
Yes — tahini, the ground sesame paste, and roasted and ground sesame seeds are separate catalog lines, for retail shelves and for baking and blending programs respectively.