Dubai announces world’s largest fruit and vegetable market

Dubai is planning to develop the world's largest logistics hub dedicated to the trade of foodstuffs, fruits, and vegetables. This ambitious project, announced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, aims to position Dubai as a global leader in food logistics, enhancing its role as a major trade hub.

Dubai announces world’s largest fruit and vegetable market
Dubai announces world’s largest fruit and vegetable market

Dubai has announced the opening of the world's largest fruit and vegetable market, named Bloom Market, which spans over 66,000 square meters across two floors. Located in the Al Aweer area, the market aims to enhance the emirate's competitiveness in sourcing and selling a wide range of products from around the world. 

The market houses over 800 retail and wholesale vendors offering a variety of local and imported fruits and vegetables. It also features advanced logistic facilities, including in-market parking, staff assistance with shopping carts, and transport services for large purchases .

Bloom Market is part of Dubai Municipality's efforts to boost the emirate's investment and economic opportunities by providing fresh produce at competitive rates directly from suppliers. The market also includes sections for organic products and adheres to Dubai's food safety regulations.

It offers a wide variety of local and imported produce and features advanced logistics, including in-market parking and staff assistance. This initiative aims to boost Dubai's competitiveness in the global market and provide fresh produce at competitive rates directly from suppliers.

The new logistics hub will be strategically located to capitalize on Dubai's existing infrastructure, which includes advanced ports and free zones. It will feature state-of-the-art facilities designed to streamline the storage, processing, and distribution of fresh produce. This initiative is expected to boost Dubai's capacity to handle large volumes of perishable goods efficiently, meeting the growing demand for fresh food in the region and beyond