ALSAMARAT Trading Displays 30 Locally Grown Agricultural Products at Abu Dhabi Food Week
Abu Dhabi: ALSAMARAT Trading Company participated in the recent Abu Dhabi Food Week Exhibition, held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center (ADNEC), showcasing a diverse range of 30 types of fruits and vegetables cultivated on its farms across the UAE.
The company, which manages and supervises 16 farms within the country, currently distributes its produce in the local market and exports to more than 15 countries, including major markets like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Germany, and Sweden.
Amrou Shahin, Chairman of the Board of ALSAMARAT Trading Company, highlighted the success during a press statement at the event. “We manage and supervise 16 farms within the UAE, producing a wide range of agricultural products such as different varieties of lettuce, Indian and local zucchini, tomatoes, okra, melon, pumpkin, and other crops that are witnessing growing demand among local consumers,” Shahin said. He confirmed that in addition to the GCC, dates and fruits are exported to Germany and Sweden.
Expansion and Technology Focus
Shahin affirmed the company’s commitment to expansion, stating: “We are keen to expand our operations in the local market by increasing production and diversifying the types of fruits and vegetables we cultivate, especially in light of population growth and the rising demand for agricultural products.” He also expressed the aim to open new international markets to further enhance business growth.

The company is heavily investing in technology, adopting the latest agricultural methods and revealing the development of a smart application utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) tools to manage its farms. Shahin noted that this has “helped improve production efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance quality,” underscoring ALSAMARAT’s commitment to supporting and advancing its operations with cutting-edge tech.
Supporting UAE Food Security
ALSAMARAT’s products are readily available across various retail outlets and stores throughout the UAE, with plans for further expansion in the near future. Shahin stressed that the company’s operations, which include importing and exporting agricultural products via air, sea, and land shipping, directly align with the national objectives.
“ALSAMARAT Trading aligns with the vision of the United Arab Emirates in achieving food security and employs the latest agricultural technologies,” he stated.
Shahin concluded by positioning the UAE as a growing agricultural hub: “The United Arab Emirates is transforming into a hub for agricultural production and has successfully exported its agricultural products abroad. These products are distinguished by their high quality and competitive prices, making them the preferred choice for consumers.”
The participation in Global Food Week was deemed an important opportunity for the company to promote its offerings and explore potential cooperation and investment partnerships with participating stakeholders.
