Margarine
Remia margarine, for spreading and for baking. The shelf-stable alternative to butter in a climate where that matters more than it does in Europe.
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Thirty-four chilled dairy lines — the full Pascual range from Spain in yogurt, drinking yogurt, puddings and Vivesoy plant drinks, alongside Salim cheese and cream in shelf-stable tins and portions.
The dairy shelf here is built around two producers doing different jobs. Pascual, the Spanish dairy house, supplies the chilled side: 27 yogurt and pudding lines across standard cups, Greek Style, Thick & Creamy, 0% Fat, Bigday and the Yogikids children's range, plus drinking yogurt in plain, strawberry and banana. Salim supplies the ambient side — cheddar and creamy-taste cheese in tins, portion triangles, spreadable cream cheese squares, and gaimar cream — which holds without refrigeration until opened. The Vivesoy almond, oat and soy drinks sit in this category deliberately. They are not dairy, and the category does not pretend otherwise: they are shelved here because that is where a buyer looks for them, next to the milk-alternative decision rather than in a separate aisle. The same logic puts them under the Milk child category, which holds nothing else. Cold chain is the practical constraint. The Pascual range needs temperature-controlled storage from Malé to the dock; the Salim tins and the Vivesoy cartons do not, which is what makes them workable for island retail and properties without reliable chilled storage at every step. Case configurations for each line are listed on its product page. Stock is held in temperature-controlled and dry warehousing in Malé and moves out on scheduled sea freight and speedboat runs from Malé harbour direct to resort supply docks across North and South Malé, Ari and Baa Atolls. Maldives FDA import permits, customs clearance and label compliance are handled in-house. To price or order any line here, use the enquiry button on the product page, or call the wholesale desk on +960 331 3020.
Remia margarine, for spreading and for baking. The shelf-stable alternative to butter in a climate where that matters more than it does in Europe.
View SpecificationsChocolate pudding — the second of the two Pascual dessert pots, and the one that needs nothing added to it to work as a dessert course.
View SpecificationsVanilla pudding — a set dessert pot rather than a yogurt, served as a plated dessert or put out on a buffet as it comes.
View SpecificationsYogikids chocolate pudding in a squeeze pouch — the dessert end of the children's range, and the only chocolate one in it.
View SpecificationsYogikids fruit salad in a squeeze pouch — the mixed-fruit option in the children's range, in the portable format.
View SpecificationsYogikids peach in a cup — the children's range, in the format that goes on a tray with a spoon rather than into a bag.
View SpecificationsYogikids strawberry and banana in a cup — the two flavours children reliably eat, in the children's range.
View SpecificationsYogikids strawberry and banana in a squeeze pouch — the pouch version of the cup carried alongside it, for eating away from a table.
View SpecificationsYogikids strawberry in a squeeze pouch — no spoon and no lid, which is what makes the pouch the lunchbox and pushchair format.
View SpecificationsThe 0% fat fruit salad cup — the second of the two 0% fat flavours carried, and the mixed-fruit one.
View SpecificationsThe 0% fat strawberry cup — the option a hotel keeps for guests who ask for it, in the flavour they are most likely to ask for.
View SpecificationsBanana yogurt in the standard 125g cup. Milder than the berry flavours, which makes it the one that suits a children's tray.
View SpecificationsBigday forest fruits with cereals — the second of the two Bigday cups, in the darker berry flavour.
View SpecificationsBigday strawberry with cereals — yogurt sold with a separate cereal portion to tip in, so the cereal is still crisp when it is eaten.
View SpecificationsBlueberry yogurt, 125g. The darker berry option beside the strawberry, and one of the flavours a European guest expects to find.
View SpecificationsCoconut yogurt, 125g. The flavour that lands best in this market, where coconut is not an exotic note but an everyday one.
View SpecificationsFruit salad yogurt, 125g — the mixed-fruit cup, for a tray that wants one line covering several flavours rather than a row of singles.
View SpecificationsGreek style plain yogurt — a firmer set than the standard cup, which is what lets it hold a spoon upright and go into savoury cooking as readily as breakfast.
View SpecificationsGreek style strawberry — the firmer set with fruit through it, for a buffet offering both textures of the same flavour.
View SpecificationsGreek style vanilla — the dessert end of the Greek range, closer to a pot of set cream than to a breakfast yogurt.
View SpecificationsLemon yogurt, 125g. The sharpest of the standard cups, and the one that works as a light dessert rather than a breakfast.
View SpecificationsPlain yogurt, 125g — unflavoured, which makes it the one that goes into cooking, alongside fruit, or to a guest who adds their own honey.
View SpecificationsStrawberry yogurt in the standard 125g cup — the flavour a breakfast buffet runs out of first, and the one to over-order rather than match to the others.
View SpecificationsStrawberry and banana yogurt, 125g — the two most-ordered flavours in one cup, for a buffet that would rather stock one line than two.
View SpecificationsThick & Creamy strawberry — the richest of the strawberry cups carried, sitting above both the standard and the Greek versions.
View SpecificationsThick & Creamy apricot and mango — the second paired-fruit cup, and the softer, sweeter of the two.
View SpecificationsThick & Creamy black cherry — a flavour carried in this range alone, and the darkest of the four Thick & Creamy cups.
View SpecificationsThick & Creamy peach and passion fruit — one of the two paired-fruit cups in the range, and the more tropical of them.
View SpecificationsCheddar in a tin — shelf-stable, which is the whole point on an island supply run where a chilled chain is not guaranteed the entire way.
View SpecificationsThe creamy-tasting cheese in the Salim range, milder than the cheddar. For sandwiches and breakfast plates rather than for cooking.
View SpecificationsPortion cheese in triangles, individually wrapped. The format for a breakfast buffet or a lunchbox, where the portion is the product as much as the cheese is.
View SpecificationsThe same spreadable cream cheese in individually wrapped squares — the portioned format, for a breakfast tray rather than a kitchen bench.
View SpecificationsVivesoy almond drink, low fat — the nut-based option in the plant range, lighter than the soy and the oat.
View SpecificationsVivesoy almond drink, sugar free — the unsweetened almond option, for a guest who wants the alternative without the sweetness the others carry.
View SpecificationsVivesoy oat drink, high calcium and low fat — the oat option in the plant-based range, and the one a coffee bar is most often asked for by name.
View SpecificationsVivesoy soy drink, high calcium — a plant-based drink rather than a dairy one, for guests who ask for a milk alternative at breakfast or with coffee.
View SpecificationsVivesoy vanilla, low fat — the flavoured entry in the plant-based range, drunk as it comes rather than used as a milk substitute in cooking.
View SpecificationsPascual from Spain for the chilled range — yogurt, drinking yogurt, puddings and the Vivesoy plant drinks — and Salim for cheese and cream in tins and portions. Sosun Fihaara is the direct importer for both; import permits, customs clearance and Maldives FDA label compliance are handled in-house.
Because that is where buyers look for them. The Vivesoy almond, oat and soy drinks are not dairy and are not described as dairy — they are shelved beside the milk-alternative decision rather than in a separate aisle.
The Pascual yogurts, drinking yogurts and puddings are chilled throughout. The Salim cheese and cream tins and the Vivesoy cartons are shelf-stable until opened, which is what makes them practical for island retail with limited cold storage.
Yes. Every product Sosun Fihaara distributes is halal, and that covers all 34 lines in this category. For documentation on a specific line, contact the wholesale desk on +960 331 3020.
Yes. Stock is held in temperature-controlled warehousing in Malé and moves on scheduled sea freight and speedboat runs direct to resort supply docks across North and South Malé, Ari and Baa Atolls.