Trade program
Private Label Spices — Origin-Direct Runs, Your Brand
Private label spices through Levant Direct means AbdulRahim Mills in Amman — a 53-line spice and blend range — packs a spice under your brand, either as a white-label run on an existing mix like sumac, kabsa spice or a shawerma seasoning, or as a custom formulation built to your ratio. We are not a domestic blender or co-packer running small North American batches, and it's honest to say so up front rather than let you compare us against a Mississauga blending facility's turnaround.
This program is built for food brands, restaurants building a house spice line, and retailers who want an origin-direct product rather than a relabeled generic import.
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فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Aniseedيانسون حب
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Black pepperفلفل اسود حب
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Black seedقزحة حب
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Cardamomهال حب
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Cassiaقرفة صغير
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Chicken shawerma spicesبهارات شاورما دجاج
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Chicken spicesبهارات دجاج
فلسطين · Jordan · Palestinian heritage — AbdulRahim Mills
Chilli pepperشطة حمراء
White label vs. a custom blend, for a spice program
White label puts your brand on an existing AbdulRahim Mills product — sumac, a mixed spice blend, or kabsa spice among them — unchanged. Private label goes further, adjusting the formulation itself to a spec you provide. White label vs private label covers the distinction in full, including which route tends to move faster.
What an origin-direct run means, and doesn't
This program runs from a working mill in Amman, not a domestic contract packer down the road — lead times reflect international production, label review and shipping, not a same-week North American turnaround. That's a real tradeoff against a domestic co-packer, and it's worth weighing honestly: an origin-direct run buys authenticity and a producer relationship most domestic co-packers can't offer, at the cost of a longer runway to your first shipment.
Formats a spice private-label program can take
Spice private-label formats range from small retail jars and pouches up to bulk bags for foodservice accounts — citric acid in 25 kg bags is one example of the bulk end of what AbdulRahim Mills already packs at scale. The right format for your project is confirmed alongside the formulation itself, not assumed in advance.
MOQs and timeline — confirmed on quotation
There's no single published minimum for a spice private-label run; it depends on the product, the packaging, and whether it's a relabel or a custom blend. Private label minimums explains how the trade generally talks about this and how we handle it project by project — bring your target format and realistic volume to the first inquiry.
Buying questions, answered
Are you a domestic spice co-packer?
No — this is an origin-direct program running from partner mills abroad, chiefly AbdulRahim Mills in Amman, not a domestic blending or co-packing facility. Timelines reflect that.
Can I private-label an existing blend like your kabsa spice?
Yes — that's the white-label route, using the stocked blend under your own branding as the fastest way to start.
What's the minimum order?
It's confirmed on your quotation once we know the product, packaging and volume — there's no fixed public figure.
How long does a custom spice blend take to produce?
Formulation, production, label review and international shipping each add time, and every project differs — the schedule is set out in writing as part of the quotation.