Al’Ard Palestinian Agri-Products Ltd. is an innovative and dynamic rapidly growing company founded on the principles of social investment in Palestine in 2008 to bring awareness to the exquisite Palestinian Agri-Products to the world, focusing on developing, producing, and distributing of premium Palestinian products covering premium, extra ordinary, and organic & fair trade high quality extra virgin olive oil, Zaatar (thyme), dried sage, dates, and olive oil soap bars and liquid.
As a member of the International Fair Trade Association, Al’ard primary objectives lie with the welfare of the producing communities who were marginalized by modernity and isolated by the Israeli occupation apartheid policies. Our role goes beyond empowering them, to shedding light on their historical role as builders of the Palestinian society and economy alike. We work closely with farmers and small producers, and provide them with the tools and training they need to produce high quality premium products. Al’Ard also work and support farmers’ cooperatives in the villages of Till and Sabastya, and our support to these cooperatives and producers is intensifying as the company expands.
Al’Ard products are of homemade quality and the process of their production is part of a time-honored tradition, where individual skill and experience make a crucial difference. To choose Al’Ard is to choose the utmost healthy and exquisite quality.
Al’Ard is committed to provide a luxurious quality of products and services that caters for the new emerging standards of modern lifestyle, with a keen emphasis to develop Palestine’s natural resources.

Vision:
To become the leading Palestinian agricultural products company in both the local and international markets, while developing the agri-products sector in Palestine.

Mission:
Offering a variety of premium Palestinian olive oil and other agri-products for the local and international markets, while supporting Palestinian farmers, cooperatives, and marginalized producing communities to promote sustained development in marginalized communities.