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Baladi began as a family butcher shop in 1916. To this day we keep personal relationships and a long-term commitment to our employees, customers and partners.

Baladi's story begins in 1916, when Miryam and Shlomo Dahabani opened a butcher shop in Tel Aviv. This is our timeline — from that butcher shop to today.

Over four generations the business has grown. Today Baladi brings together import, manufacturing, logistics and distribution — in one system.
Four values that have guided Baladi through the generations — and shape our work today.

Baladi began as a family butcher shop in 1916. To this day we keep personal relationships and a long-term commitment to our employees, customers and partners.

From choosing raw materials to the finished product — we are meticulous about production processes, quality control and service.

From expanding production to the Timorim Logistics Center — we invest in technology and processes that improve our work and our service to customers.

We believe in responsible, sustainable farming. From the WILD fish series and grass-fed lamb to organic beef — we are committed to farming and packaging methods that respect nature and protect the environment.

We work directly with growers, producers and suppliers in 38 countries, importing a wide range of food products — from meat and fish to vegetables, fruit and dry goods — with a strict focus on quality, consistency and availability.

Baladi's factory produces a range of beef, chicken and lamb products. Production processes and quality control accompany every product — from raw material to packaging.

The Timorim Logistics Center: 15,000 sqm, smart robotics, computerized inventory management and an unbroken cold chain. We provide third-party logistics (3PL) — from the port to the customer's door.
All of these links work together so products reach you on time, with their quality and the right storage and transport conditions preserved.
We invite talented people to write the next chapter with us. Join the Baladi family.
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