Kaladasht

Kaladasht is a trading company established in the mid-1970s with the aim of supplying essential commodities. Its operations have developed across several commercial sectors, including grain and animal feed ingredient trading. Import, supply and wholesale distribution form the basis of its business, positioning Kaladasht within the upstream food and agricultural supply chain.

The company’s agricultural offering includes corn, barley and wheat. Its corporate website presents these commodities with a particular focus on livestock and poultry feed applications and identifies Kaladasht as an importer of animal feed ingredients. This places the business within the supply network serving livestock farming, poultry production and feed manufacturing, where purchasing requirements depend on the specifications and intended use of each consignment.

Pulses are another part of Kaladasht’s published trading portfolio. Its official LinkedIn page identifies lentils, chickpeas, beans, mung beans and peas among the commodities it supplies. Together, its grain, pulse and feed ingredient activities connect the company with both the food commodity market and the animal nutrition supply chain. Its commercial offering is directed towards business buyers and wholesale trade.

Kaladasht also identifies Zarin Mahd Chemical Company as a commercial partner and describes itself as the manufacturer’s exclusive sales and trading representative. This relationship includes the supply of dicalcium phosphate for livestock and poultry feed, extending the company’s agricultural offering beyond grains to mineral feed ingredients. Kaladasht’s head office is located in Tehran, with business enquiries handled through the contact channels published on its official website.