Fast-moving consumer goods distributors use Fujairah for lower storage costs and access to the northern emirates and Oman. A commercial licence with FMCG product lines and a warehouse forms the base.
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Food and non-food consumer goods activities.
Registration steps for food and cosmetics products.
Distributor and duty guidance for retail supply.
Warehouse options meeting food safety standards.
Commercial licence with flexi desk
General trading and warehouse packages quoted on request
*Indicative, based on current authority tariffs; every quotation is confirmed in writing before payment. Government fees, medical, Emirates ID and insurance itemised separately.
Open the Cost Estimator →Activity, structure, facility and visa plan agreed; written quotation issued.
Trade name reserved and initial approval obtained from the authority.
MOA signed (or via POA), lease allocated, licence and certificate issued.
Establishment card and e-channel registration for visa processing.
Entry permit, medical, biometrics and residence stamping.
Bank account file submitted; corporate tax registration completed.
Yes; food and cosmetics require product registration with relevant authorities before sale.
Through customs clearance and duty payment, typically via a mainland distributor or your own mainland entity.
For relevant products, yes.
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