Most fresh produce in Dubai arrives imported, passes through wholesale or import facilities such as the Al Aweer market area, and then moves in chilled vehicles to restaurants, hotels and retail. The transport leg is short but decides how much shelf life survives.
Produce arrives with a clock already running. By the time it reaches a Dubai wholesale market it may have travelled for days, so the local leg is about preserving what remains rather than adding quality. Speed and consistent temperature matter more than anything else at that stage.
Import and wholesale facilities, with the Al Aweer market area a major hub for onward distribution across the emirate.
To reach kitchens and shelves before service begins, and to move the goods while ambient temperature is still low.
No. Leafy items suit 0°C to +5°C, while chilling-sensitive tropical produce is damaged below its tolerance and must travel warmer.
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England Cluster Y-15, International City, Dubai, with work carried out across all seven emirates. The company has operated since 2013.
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