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Dried fruits, nuts & kernels
Industrial and selected retail formats covering figs, apricots, raisins, hazelnuts, pistachios, almonds, walnuts and value-added products such as pastes, pieces and processed nut ingredients.
Atlas global trading network
Source smarter across specialist markets.
Atlas Global Trading Co. connects professional buyers with focused sourcing programs across food ingredients, agricultural products, additives, finished foods and natural stone through one coordinated discovery platform.
Search the wider portfolio, identify the specialist route behind a product and move into a structured sourcing conversation without having to navigate each category independently from the start.
21
specialist web properties
70+
indexed product routes
6
major sourcing families
1
central inquiry path
Product families
A portfolio built around how buyers actually search.
Begin with the product, format or application rather than a corporate directory. The Atlas structure is designed to connect broad discovery with deeper specialist product knowledge.
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Fruit & vegetable ingredients
Juice concentrates, NFC juices, purees, frozen ingredients, powders and related products for beverage, food manufacturing, bakery, dairy and formulation applications.
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Food & feed additives
Functional food ingredients together with amino acids, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, probiotics and selected feed additives for manufacturing, premix and animal nutrition.
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Natural & specialty foods
Honey, propolis, bee products, olive oil, tomato ingredients and selected finished foods for industrial, foodservice and retail-oriented sourcing programs.
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Natural stone
Marble, travertine, onyx, limestone, granite, basalt and project-oriented slabs, tiles, pavers and cut-to-size supply for architectural applications.
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Cross-portfolio sourcing
One entry point for purchasing projects that span several categories, formats or specialist websites while keeping common commercial requirements connected.
Search the whole Atlas portfolio.
Type a product, format or use case — for example “hazelnut paste,” “apple concentrate,” “bakery ingredient,” “feed enzyme” or “natural stone.”
From search to shortlist
Specialist depth, one coordinated discovery layer.
Atlas is structured to help buyers act rather than simply browse company information. A product search can lead directly into a focused specialist program, while the wider Atlas platform keeps sourcing, documentation and commercial context connected.
Search by product or application — Find the relevant route even when
you do not yet know which specialist website covers the requirement.
Compare product programs — Explore the network by category, application
and specialist expertise rather than relying on company names alone.
Send a structured RFQ — Add specifications, quantities, packaging,
destination and timing so the first response can be more useful.
Keep project context together — Multi-product sourcing can be divided
into specialist routes while maintaining common commercial requirements.
Application-led sourcing
Bring the use case, not just a product name.
The same product family can require different grades, formats, packaging or documentation depending on the intended application. Atlas uses that context to make the sourcing route more precise before quotation.
Beverage
Bakery
Confectionery
Foodservice
Retail
Animal nutrition
Architecture
Why the specialist model
Broad reach without losing category expertise.
A fruit concentrate buyer, feed manufacturer and stone project buyer rarely need the same information. Atlas combines one discovery layer with specialist programs so each category can retain the depth appropriate to its market.
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Faster discovery
Search the wider portfolio from one place instead of identifying the correct specialist business before beginning your research.
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Focused product context
Move into category-specific information once the relevant product family, application or sourcing route has been identified.
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Clearer specifications
Product programs can focus on the parameters that actually matter to their category, from Brix and moisture to dimensions and finish.
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Commercial context
Quantity, packaging, destination and logistics can be considered alongside the product rather than after the technical discussion is complete.
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Documentation awareness
Specifications, certificates, analysis documents, declarations or project information can be aligned according to the actual sourcing program.
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Repeatable purchasing
Once requirements are established, future orders can begin from a clearer technical and commercial reference point.
A stronger sourcing brief
Small details can make a large difference.
Buyers do not need a perfect specification before contacting Atlas. However, sharing the information already available can shorten the path from initial inquiry to a meaningful product and commercial discussion.
Product or application — Tell us what you need or what the product
needs to accomplish.
Specification — Add grade, format, composition, Brix, dimensions,
certification or other important parameters where known.
Quantity — Trial quantity, project volume, container requirement or
expected recurring demand all provide useful context.
Packaging — Mention drums, bags, cartons, retail packs, crates,
slabs or other preferred formats.
Destination & timing — These help frame availability,
logistics and the commercial structure.
From spot requirement to repeat program
Build on what has already been approved.
Atlas sourcing can begin with a single requirement and develop into an ongoing purchasing program. Clear specifications, approved packaging, documentation requirements and delivery expectations make repeat orders easier to manage.
When requirements change, the existing sourcing framework provides a reference for identifying what needs to be reviewed rather than rebuilding the project from the beginning.
Frequently asked
Sourcing questions, answered clearly.
Practical guidance for navigating the Atlas portfolio and preparing a useful business inquiry.
What does Atlas Global Trading Co. source?
Atlas connects professional buyers with specialist sourcing programs covering dried fruits and nuts, fruit and vegetable ingredients, food and feed additives, bee products, olive oil, tomato ingredients, selected finished foods and natural stone.
How do I find the right specialist website?
Start with the Product Finder or Specialist Network. The Product Finder searches product names, formats, applications and dedicated websites so you do not need to know the correct specialist route in advance.
Can I submit one inquiry for several product categories?
Yes. Use the detailed inquiry and list each product together with its quantity, specification or packaging requirements. Common information such as destination and target timing can remain part of the same overall project.
What information helps you prepare a useful response?
The most useful starting points are the product or application, specification if known, estimated quantity, packaging, destination, target timing and any required certifications or technical documents.
What if I do not know the exact specification?
You can still begin with the intended application, target format, performance requirements or reference product. Those details can help identify the relevant product family and the questions needed to refine the specification.
Does Atlas support both industrial and retail-oriented sourcing?
Yes. The portfolio includes bulk ingredients and materials together with selected foodservice, retail and private-label oriented products. Packaging and channel requirements should be included in the inquiry when relevant.
Does Atlas support repeat purchasing programs?
Yes. The sourcing workflow can support both spot requirements and recurring purchasing programs. Repeat business benefits from clearly defined specifications, packaging, documentation and delivery expectations.
Where should I start if I am sourcing for a specific application?
Review the Industries & Applications page or search the Product Finder. You can also submit an application-led inquiry if the final product specification is still being developed.