Fields and crops
Carrots are a principal crop, alongside lettuce and other vegetables; operations cover approximately 1,100 hectares, according to the company.
A private Saudi agricultural company established in 2018, specialising in growing and supplying fresh local vegetables, with carrots as its main product.

An agricultural cycle bringing together harvesting, processing and supply, with an announced greenhouse expansion.

Carrots are a principal crop, alongside lettuce and other vegetables; operations cover approximately 1,100 hectares, according to the company.
Nawami states that it harvests, processes and sells approximately 200–250 tonnes of carrots daily.
A greenhouse project covering nearly 8 hectares to diversify production; the source does not confirm completion or the start of operations.
An editorial presentation of information published by the company, not a site-visit report. Sources were reviewed in September 2026.
Nawami — About us · nawami.sa
Nawami — Expansion announcement · nawami.sa
Corporate background and areas of work in one place.
Nawami Agricultural Company produces locally grown fresh vegetables and supplies them to the Saudi market, with a focus on carrots and lettuce. The company connects its mission to contributing to food security and environmental stability by combining agricultural expertise with modern technologies. Its website states that its operations cover approximately 1,100 hectares and that it harvests, processes and sells around 200 to 250 tonnes of carrots daily.
The displayed product range includes carrots, lettuce, cantaloupe, pumpkin, zucchini, chili peppers, watermelon and open-field tomatoes. This selection reflects the variety of vegetables and crops the company offers consumers, emphasizing that they are grown within the Kingdom. Nawami identifies quality, sustainability and responsibility among its core values, stressing the importance of responsible farming practices in conserving resources and ensuring food safety for future generations.
As part of its expansion plan, the website announces an advanced greenhouse project covering approximately eight hectares, intended to diversify vegetables and increase the potential for year-round production. It lists sweet peppers, cucumbers and beetroot as upcoming products, so they should not be presented as already available. The board is chaired by Prince Saud bin Mohammed bin Saud Al Kabeer, while the website names Hamad bin Turki bin Hamad Al Sufyan as the company's executive director.
Growing, harvesting, processing and selling carrots, the principal product in the official overview.
Lettuce, including the head lettuce mentioned on the About Us page.
Cantaloupe, watermelon, pumpkin, zucchini, chili peppers and open-field tomatoes.
Providing locally grown fresh vegetables to consumers in the Kingdom.
An announced project covering approximately 8 hectares; operation has not been confirmed.
Examples and information published in the company's official sources.
Approximately 1,100 hectares, according to the company
From the company's published informationHarvesting, processing and selling approximately 200–250 tonnes daily, according to the company
From the company's published informationAdvanced greenhouses covering approximately 8 hectares, announced/in development according to the website's wording
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