MIDDLE EAST · SFDA · MoIAT
Middle East
Growing demand for imported food — and authorities with their own entry protocol.
- SFDA
- MoIAT
- Product registration
- Arabic labeling
In short
Saudi Arabia (SFDA) and the United Arab Emirates (MoIAT) are the most sought-after entry points in the Middle East, each with its own product registration, labeling and category-specific certification requirements. JMarona maps the target country's requirements, classifies the product and leads the labeling and documentation adequacy.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are the most sought-after entry points in the region. Each country keeps its own authority (SFDA in Saudi Arabia, MoIAT in the UAE) and its own product registration, labeling and category-specific certification requirements.
We map the target country's requirements, classify the product and lead the labeling and documentation adequacy for market entry.
The path into Middle East
- Requirements per countrySFDA, MoIAT and other authorities
- Product registrationper category
- LabelingArabic and local format
- Applicable certificationsper category and destination
Services for this corridor
- Regulatory Intelligence Reports
Clear technical reports on what Brazilian regulation demands from your product category — before commercial decisions.
- Ongoing Regulatory Advisory
An annual hours package covering our full portfolio — your permanent regulatory arm in Brazil.
Frequently asked questions — Middle East
Which authorities regulate food in Saudi Arabia and the UAE?
In Saudi Arabia, the SFDA (Saudi Food and Drug Authority); in the United Arab Emirates, MoIAT (Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology). Each defines the registration, labeling and certification protocol that applies to the product.