SFDA Certificate for Mango Pulp
Mango pulp has to meet SFDA food rules, and every shipment needs the SFDA CoC.
Overview
Food in Saudi Arabia is overseen by the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA), not SASO, so mango pulp does not go through SABER. Your Saudi importer clears each shipment with SFDA, using the SFDA CoC and the other documents you send.
Documents required
- Commercial invoice
- Certificate of origin
- Test report
- Physical inspection and photos
This is our default preparation list. Actual requirements depend on the product, HS Code, applicable regulation, certification route and shipment details. We verify the list for your product before proceeding.
The market
Saudi Arabia imported US$56 million of jams, fruit purees and pastes in 2024. US$8.5 million came from India.
Source: UN Comtrade, HS 2007.99, 2024
Find your HS code
Cooked fruit purees and pastes, such as mango pulp, use one code.
How it works
Step 1
Confirm your product and code
Send us the product details and your label. We confirm the right HS code and SFDA requirements.
Step 2
Prepare the documents
We help you prepare the SFDA CoC and the other documents.
Step 3
Ship to your importer
Your Saudi importer clears the shipment with SFDA. We help with questions along the way.
Request a quote
Tell us about your mango pulp. You can review the prepared request and send it through WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Does mango pulp in aseptic drums use the same code?
Yes, if it is cooked pulp. Uncooked frozen pulp can fall under a different code, so send us your product to confirm.
Does mango pulp need a SABER certificate?
No. Food is overseen by SFDA, not SASO, so mango pulp does not go through SABER.
Who clears the shipment with SFDA?
Your Saudi importer. They need the SFDA CoC and the other documents from you before it arrives.
Do you provide the certificate?
Yes*. We help you get the SFDA CoC, from preparing the documents to the final approval.