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MIDRAR Livestock & Agriculture

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what buyers ask us. If your question is not here, write to us.

Ordering and booking

How do I order sheep from MIDRAR?

Open the batch that suits you, tap “Request a quote” and enter your name, number and quantity — or contact us directly on WhatsApp or by phone. The MIDRAR team will get back to you to confirm the details.

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Do I need to create an account?

No. You can browse batches and request a quote without registering.

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Does a quote request reserve the sheep for me?

No. A quote request is not a reservation. A booking is confirmed only after the MIDRAR team contacts you and the details are agreed.

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Prices

Are the listed prices per head?

Yes for the current offers — every price shows its unit (per head) and currency. Batches without a listed price are priced on request.

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Which currency are prices in?

Current offers are in Saudi riyals. For other currencies, contact us and we will agree the details.

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Delivery and transport

Where is MIDRAR located?

In Al Jazirah State, Sudan. The Google Maps link is on the Contact page.

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Do you deliver?

Collection or transport is arranged per order, depending on quantity and destination. Contact us to find out what can be arranged for your order.

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Eid sacrifices

When is Eid al-Adha 2027?

Eid al-Adha 2027 is expected around 16 May 2027; the final date depends on the sighting of the Dhul Hijjah moon.

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When should I book my sacrifice?

Confirm your order at least six weeks before Eid (around the start of April 2027): a shipment from Port Sudan to Jeddah Islamic Port takes about 30 days, and demand rises sharply before Eid. You can pre-order now.

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Are your sheep suitable for sacrifice?

Every batch shows its weight, when it was measured and its age; please make sure the animal meets the conditions of the sacrifice (age and freedom from defects), and consult scholars for detailed rulings. See also how to choose an Eid sheep.

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Which weights are available for Eid?

Every batch on the Eid page shows its live weight, weigh date and price per head. To estimate the carcass for each live weight, see the weights table.

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How does the sheep reach Saudi Arabia?

The sheep are shipped by sea from Port Sudan to Jeddah Islamic Port, about 30 days from order confirmation, followed by one week of veterinary quarantine in Jeddah before release, and we agree collection arrangements after arrival.

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How do I pay for the sacrifice?

The payment method and schedule are agreed with each order and written into the quotation before any commitment.

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What if the shipment is delayed?

The expected shipping date is stated in the quotation, and we tell you about any change as soon as we know so we can agree a solution before Eid. That is why we advise confirming at least six weeks before Eid.

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Can I book more than one sheep?

Yes. The minimum export shipment to Saudi Arabia is 100 head, and one shipment can combine several batches; if you need fewer, contact us and we will tell you what can be arranged. For large quantities, request a wholesale quote.

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Do you offer slaughter and distribution?

Collection arrangements after arrival in Jeddah are agreed for each order. Ask us about slaughter and distribution when you order and we will tell you what can be arranged.

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Quality and health

How do I know the sheep's weight?

Each batch shows its live weight with the measurement date, because weight changes with feeding. For live weight vs. carcass weight, read this guide.

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Can I see the sheep before buying?

Each batch page has its photos. For more details or extra photos, contact us on WhatsApp.

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What is the difference between live weight and carcass weight?

Live weight is the sheep alive; carcass weight is usually about 45–50% of it. Details in this guide.

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General

What is MIDRAR?

MIDRAR is a Sudanese livestock and agricultural company, starting with sheep, that lists its available batches directly to buyers with confirmed information and approved prices.

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How do I contact you?

On WhatsApp or by phone on +966501441097 (Saudi Arabia) or +249912900195 (Sudan), by email at [email protected], or through the form on the Contact page.

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Export to Saudi Arabia

Do you export sheep to Saudi Arabia?

Yes. MIDRAR is a Sudanese company raising sheep in Al Jazirah State and shipping them by sea from Port Sudan to Jeddah Islamic Port; quarantine and documents are arranged per order.

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Which port do the sheep ship from, and where do they arrive?

The sheep are shipped by sea from Port Sudan and arrive at Jeddah Islamic Port in Saudi Arabia, where they go through veterinary inspection and quarantine before handover to the importer.

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Who holds the import permit in Saudi Arabia?

This is agreed with each importer before shipping, according to Saudi regulations and the receiving party.

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Who issues the livestock import permit in Saudi Arabia?

The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture oversees the import of live animals and their health requirements. Check the current requirements and permit procedure with the ministry before contracting.

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Do I need a licence or approval to import livestock from Sudan?

Yes, the required approvals under Saudi regulations are needed, and the licence is usually held by the importer or a licensed party working with them. We agree with you before shipping who holds it.

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How much does it cost to import a shipment of sheep from Sudan?

The per-head price shown on each batch, plus shipping from Port Sudan to Jeddah Islamic Port at 200 SAR per head, plus quarantine and clearance fees in Saudi Arabia. See the estimated shipment cost.

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Which documents come with a shipment?

Usually the veterinary health certificate, certificate of origin and invoice, plus anything the Saudi authorities require. We confirm the final list per order.

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Do the sheep go through veterinary quarantine?

Yes. The sheep go through two weeks of veterinary quarantine in Sudan before shipping from Port Sudan, then one week of inspection and quarantine on arrival at Jeddah Islamic Port under Saudi requirements.

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How long does a shipment take and what is the minimum?

About 30 days from order confirmation to arrival at Jeddah Islamic Port, including veterinary checks, two weeks of quarantine in Sudan and shipping, then one week of veterinary quarantine in Jeddah before release. The minimum export shipment is 100 head.

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Do prices include shipping?

No. The listed price is per head and excludes shipping; shipping to Jeddah Islamic Port is 200 SAR per head.

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How do I request an import shipment?

Send your request via the wholesale form or WhatsApp +966501441097 with type, weight, quantity and timing.

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Wholesale and supply

Do you sell directly to restaurants and butcheries?

We serve restaurants and butcheries in Saudi Arabia, usually via an importer or their own import permit as regulations require. Contact us and we will arrange what suits your order.

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What is the minimum wholesale order?

The minimum export shipment to Saudi Arabia is 100 head, and one shipment can combine several batches.

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Can I order specific weights?

Yes — state the live weight you need and we will suggest matching batches or agree a later date.

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How is an order paid?

Payment method and schedule are agreed per order and written into the quotation.

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What if sheep arrive that do not match?

Live sheep cannot be returned after delivery. That is why acceptance and inspection terms are agreed before shipping and written into the quotation.

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