Awraad prepares fresh onion every day through fully automated production in Dammam’s Second Industrial City. Here is what that means for operations where time, hygiene and consistency matter.
Peeling and cutting onion by hand is slow, repetitive work. When onion arrives peeled, sliced or diced to your requirement, that time goes back to your team — for cooking and for service.
Fewer steps between delivery and the pan mean less manual preparation and a faster pace in your kitchen.
Open the pack and cook — the preparation is already done.
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Strict hygiene standards
Cut by machine, not by hand.
Cutting and sanitizing are automated, which reduces hand contact with the product. All of it runs within a food safety management system certified to ISO 22000:2018.
Awraad is a Saudi national industrial company, producing in the Second Industrial City in Dammam, Eastern Province.
Sourcing prepared onion locally keeps the distance between producer and kitchen short — and supports local supply chains and national industry.
Production site
Second Industrial City, Dammam
Region
Eastern Province, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Company
Saudi national industrial company
In practice
A Saudi producer, close to the operations it supplies.
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Freshness & delivery efficiency
Awraad processes and prepares fresh onion daily. Producing locally, close to the kitchens it supplies, shortens the way from production to your door — which helps keep delivery fast and the product fresh.
Produced locally
Prepared daily
Delivered to your kitchen
In practice
Fresh, chilled onion, prepared daily by a local producer.
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Consistent quality
Fully automated production cuts every slice and every dice the same way, batch after batch.
A repeatable cut helps recipes, portions and cooking behave the same from one order to the next.
In practice
Consistent cuts make recipes easier to standardize across shifts.