FMCG Distributorship in
Amwaj Islands

Reclaimed resort and residential islands.

Amwaj Islands is part of the governorate of Muharraq, Bahrain. Dutch & Habro is appointing FMCG distribution partners here across its household pest control, hygiene, air care, home care, garden care and shoe care brands — on one agreement covering the full range.

Like the rest of Bahrain, Amwaj Islands runs its buildings sealed and air-conditioned for most of the year, which turns household insect control into a continuous category rather than a seasonal one.

Because Amwaj Islands is a tourism destination, the mix skews toward hospitality hygiene, air care and room amenities. We set the opening assortment against that profile rather than shipping a standard national pallet.

The pest-control range is where an Amwaj Islands partner sees the fastest rotation, and here that means discreet gel baits for kitchens, bait stations and flying-insect traps for back-of-house.

Goodbye covers the household insecticide lines and Podo the dedicated rodent-control systems; both sell into hotel and resort supply and FM contractors in Amwaj Islands under the same distribution agreement as the hygiene, air care, home care, garden care and shoe care brands.

In Amwaj Islands the volume moves through hotel and resort supply, FM contractors and modern trade. Route coverage in the right streets matters more than head-office presence, and we look hard at van-sales strength when assessing an application.

Stock reaches Amwaj Islands through the import chain into Bahrain, and territory partners typically hold four to eight weeks of cover. Lead times, reorder points and promotional support are agreed in writing before the opening order is placed.