Moyen-Orient
Export Squid to Arabie Saoudite
Saudi Arabia's expanding retail and food-service sectors drive consistent demand for Halal-certified whole fish and cephalopods, shipped by Antonio Marine Exports through Jeddah and Dammam.
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Market Overview
Why Import Squid & Seafood into Arabie Saoudite?
- Rapid modern retail expansion (hypermarkets, e-grocery)
- Strong whole-fish display demand (kingfish, seer fish, red snapper)
- Growing food-service sector across major cities
Regulatory Requirements
Compliance for Importing into Arabie Saoudite
- Halal certification mandatory
- SFDA (Saudi Food and Drug Authority) registration for imported seafood
- SABER conformity certificate for customs clearance
Logistics
Shipping Lane & Transit Details
Shipped FCL reefer to Jeddah Islamic Port (Red Sea) or Dammam (Gulf side) depending on distribution needs.
Transit Time
10–14 days (sea freight from Indian ports)
Ports of Entry
Jeddah Islamic Port, King Abdulaziz Port, Dammam
Invoice Currency
SAR
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FAQ
Common Questions About Exporting to Arabie Saoudite
What documentation is required for SFDA registration?
We provide full HACCP, Halal, and health certification documentation to support your Saudi importer's SFDA product registration and SABER certificate application.
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