Family Food Centre hosts Japanese embassy officials

Doha, Qatar: In a gesture emphasising international relations and local business dynamics, Yoshiharu Yamamoto, First Secretary and Head of Economic Se...

Doha, Qatar: In a gesture emphasising international relations and local business dynamics,  Yoshiharu Yamamoto, First Secretary and Head of Economic Section, and  Kazuto Matsuda, Researcher/Advisor for Cultural & Economic Affairs from the Embassy of Japan in Qatar, recently visited Family Food Centre’s Al Rayyan branch. 

Their visit showcased the ongoing connections between Japan and Qatar in economic and cultural contexts.

Since its inception in 1978, Family Food Centre has been a significant part of Qatar’s retail sector.  As the country’s oldest organized supermarket chain, it has continually adapted to meet the evolving needs of its clientele. The visit by Japanese embassy representatives highlights Family Food Centre’s role in the local economy and its contribution to Qatar’s retail sector.

During their visit,  Yamamoto and  Matsuda explored the wide array of Japanese products available at Family Food Centre, including well-known brands such as KitKat, Pocky, Kewpie and more. These products represent the cultural and economic connections between Japan and Qatar. Family Food Centre prides itself on featuring locally sourced Qatari products alongside imports from more than 35 countries, ensuring a distinctive variety that appeals to shoppers seeking quality and diversity. Fresh fruits and vegetables, flown in multiple times weekly to maintain peak freshness and quality, are among its standout offerings.

The Family Qatar App, a comprehensive online shopping platform available on both iOS and Android, offers a seamless shopping experience with over 50,000 products, ranging from fresh produce to department store items. Exclusive promotions and a loyalty programme further enhance the shopping experience, making Family Food Centre a preferred choice for consumers.