• Home
  • Services
  • Application for the Saudi Dates Trademark by Foreign Factories

Application for the Saudi Dates Trademark by Foreign Factories

Request
Traders, factories, and institutions

This service enables foreign factories to apply for the Saudi Dates Trademark. 

SLA link
  • user

    Target Audience

    Factories

  • clock

    Service Duration

    Instant

  • channels

    Service Channels

    channels.web

  • price

    Service Cost

    11500.00 SAR

Payment Channels

saddad
mada
visa
  1. Click the "Access Service" button. 
  2. Register / Log In via the Saudi Dates Trademark Account. 
  3. Enter the required information. 
  4. Review the data carefully to ensure accuracy. 
  5. Click "Apply for the Trademark".
  6. Fill out the required information.
  7. Submit the request. 
  1. Products must come from accredited factories and companies. 
  2. Compliance with the approved date classification. 
  3. Equipped with an automatic grading line and compliant with post-harvest requirements. 
  4. Adherence to global Food Transportation Requirements. 
  1. Holding an industrial license issued by the relevant regulatory authority. 
  2. Holding a recognized international quality certification (BRC / FSSC 22000 / IFS Food). 

The Saudi Dates Trademark is a certification mark indicating that a company complies with proper production and supply procedures, meets standard requirements for food safety and date classification, and adheres to environmental sustainability standards.

The Trademark aims to support product classification, promote sustainability, and ensure the safety of both products and processes.

Saudi Food & Drug Authority (SFDA): Classifies factories based on the Factory Evaluation Program. Private Laboratories: Collect and test date samples for pesticide residues and microbiological safety. National Centre for Palms & Dates: Oversees operations, monitors compliance, and issues the final decision. Takamul Holding: Receives trademark applications, reviews the submitted documents, and issues preliminary decisions.

Compliance with standard specifications, conducting the required product testing, adherence to the authority’s regulations

Valid industrial license. Products must come from accredited factories and companies. Holding a recognized international quality certification (BRC / FSSC 22000 / IFS Food). Adherence to the approved date classification. Equipped with an automatic grading line, in compliance with post-harvest requirements. Adherence to global Food Transportation Requirements.

Saudi Dates Trademark Fee: SAR 10,000 (exclusive of VAT and testing fees) Testing fees vary depending on the product being registered, and may include: Pesticide Residue Test: SAR 595 Microbiological Test: SAR 280 Sample Collection (per location): (Salmonella, Yeast and Molds, Total Coliform, E.coli): SAR 650. Total Testing Fee: SAR 1,525. Value Added Tax (15%): SAR 229 Grand Total: SAR 1,754

The applicant will be granted a corrective period to comply with the trademark requirements and may repeat the laboratory testing for a fee.