Sector
Foodstuffs
المواد الغذائية
Canned goods, grains and pulses, dry lines and chilled products, supplied to markets, trade and institutions.
- Rice & flour
- Pulses
- Canned
- Oils
- Chilled
Foodstuffs · Fresh fruit · Animal feed
Feeding Iraq's markets, kitchens and herds.
Rawae Al-Rafidain trades and distributes the staples that keep the country supplied — sourced locally, imported where it makes sense, and moved on a cold chain that holds from the warehouse to the loading bay.
The company
A trading house built on the produce of the two rivers
Rawae Al-Rafidain takes its name and its identity from the bounty of Mesopotamia. We work at the point where the habits of the traditional market meet modern supply management, in sectors that touch food and agricultural security directly.
In practice that means three things: trading and distributing essential foodstuffs, importing and exporting fresh fruit of the grades buyers actually ask for, and supplying complete animal feed that supports the livestock sector.
What we supply
Three sectors, one supply chain
Each sector carries its own handling standard, but they share the same buying network, the same warehouses and the same fleet.
Sector
Sector
Fresh fruit
الفواكه الطازجة
Local, seasonal and imported fruit moved on a cold chain from the grower to the market floor.
- Local
- Seasonal
- Imported
- Cold chain
Sector
Animal feed
الأعلاف الحيوانية
Balanced compound feed and raw materials for poultry, cattle, sheep and goats — made to standard.
- Poultry
- Ruminant
- Concentrates
- Raw materials
How we work
How an order moves through us
Five stages, from the purchase order upstream to the signature at your gate.
01
Source
We buy from farms, mills, packers and overseas suppliers we have dealt with before, and we hold more than one option on every line so a shortage upstream does not become your shortage.
02
Inspect
Goods are checked on arrival for grade, weight, moisture, packaging integrity, labelling and remaining shelf life. Anything that fails is rejected before it reaches the racks.
03
Store
Dry stock goes to ambient warehousing. Fruit and chilled lines go straight into temperature-controlled rooms and stay there.
04
Pick and dispatch
Orders are picked against the specification you signed off, palletised, documented and loaded in delivery sequence.
05
Deliver
Dry and refrigerated vehicles run to markets, depots, farms and institutional kitchens, with condition confirmed against the same paperwork at handover.
Cold chain
Chilled from the grower to your loading bay
Fresh produce loses more value in transit than anywhere else in the chain. Ours stays in temperature-controlled rooms and refrigerated vehicles from the moment it is received until it is signed for.
- Pre-cooling and grading on intake
- Temperature-controlled storage set by product
- Refrigerated vehicles for fresh and chilled lines
- Condition checked and recorded at handover
Why buyers stay
Reliability is the product
One supplier, three sectors
A grocery wholesaler, a fruit trader and a poultry farm can all be served from one account, one set of contacts and one delivery schedule.
Specifications, not surprises
You set the grade, the pack size and the tolerance. That is what arrives — or we call you before it ships.
Paperwork in order
Certificates of origin, health and conformity documents and customs clearance handled so consignments do not sit at the border.
Volumes that scale
From a single pallet to a full container or truckload, priced for the quantity you actually move.
The goods
What we handle, up close
Dry goods, orchard fruit, raw materials and the land they come from.
Get in touch
Tell us what you need and how much of it.
Call or write to us with the product, the volume and the delivery point. We come back with availability, pricing and a lead time.