UNIROYALMALDIVES
Since 2016 · Malé, Maldives

Fresh Food for the Maldives

Supply today. Grown in the Maldives tomorrow.

Seafood and chicken for resorts and retailers, and a farm in development.

About Us

Ten Years of Feeding the Islands

Since 2016, UNIROYAL MALDIVES PVT LTD has supplied quality seafood and chicken to resorts and retailers across the Maldives. Next, we are developing a farm to grow fresh food locally.

Aerial view of Malé, with its harbour, dense buildings and the bridge to Hulhulé across the water
Track Record

A Decade in Maldivian Food Supply

Established
2016
Resorts and guesthouses
80+
Retail clients
100+
Cold storage facilities
2
Team members
10
Why Farming

Why We Are Moving Into Farming

The Maldives imports most of its food. Growing more of it here makes sense.

National Need

Stronger local food security.

Commercial Logic

We already sell fresh food every day.

Farm to Resort Plate

Fresher, traceable and consistent.

Built-In Route to Market

Our cold chain and customers are already in place.

Supply

Seafood and Chicken, Held Cold From Port to Kitchen

Quality seafood and chicken for resorts and retail. Specifications available on request.

Close-up of whole raw prawns on ice

Seafood

Fresh and frozen seafood, graded to resort specifications.

Raw chicken breast fillets in a black bowl beside small dishes of spices on a grey surface

Chicken

Quality chicken for kitchens and retail, kept in the cold chain.

How We Keep It Fresh

  • Quality Sourcing

    Selected to resort-grade specifications.

  • Temperature-Controlled Storage

    Chilled and frozen storage until dispatch.

  • Reliable Delivery

    Our own fleet, delivering across the Maldives.

Concrete jetty running out over a turquoise lagoon to a small roofed pavilion
Customers

Who We Supply

Gloved hand slicing raw tuna loin on a wooden board

Resorts and Guesthouses

Seafood and chicken today, fresh produce as the farm comes online.

  • One supplier
  • Scheduled delivery
  • Supply agreements
Rows of whole fish laid out on a chilled display counter

Wholesale and Retail

Wholesalers, supermarkets and shops, supplied through our cold chain.

Get Started

Tell Us What Your Kitchen Needs

Share your requirements and we will come back to you.

+960 797 4119hello@uniroyalmaldives.com

In Development

Farm Island Development

A planned farm to grow fresh, traceable food in the Maldives, for delivery in hours rather than weeks.

  • Greenhouse and hydroponic growing
  • Fruit, vegetables and herbs
  • Fish, poultry and eggs
  • Solar powered and water efficient

First harvests are targeted for 2027.

Aerial view of a small uninhabited island ringed by white sand and a reef lagoon in deep blue sea
Why It Matters

Why Local Food Matters

Of food is imported
~90%
Tourist arrivals in 2025
~2.25m
Operating resorts
~178

Sources: national trade statistics and industry data, 2024–2025.

Technology

Built for a Tropical Island

Modern, efficient systems suited to heat, humidity and limited fresh water.

Protected Cropping

Year-round growing, shielded from weather and pests.

Hydroponics

Recirculating systems that use far less water.

Automated Feeding

Precise nutrients, no runoff to the reef.

Aquaponics

Fish and vegetables from the same water.

Solar Energy

Solar power with battery storage.

Rain and Desalination

Groundwater is left untouched.

Sustainability

Farming That Respects the Reef

Designed around the limits of a small island.

Reef Protection

Closed-loop systems and strict discharge controls.

Water Stewardship

Recirculation, rainwater and desalination.

Low Carbon

Solar energy and fewer food-miles.

Biodiversity

Native vegetation retained.

Circular Waste

Residues turned into compost and growing media.

Food Safety

Traceable, hygienic handling and high animal welfare.

Aerial view of a long palm-covered island with a turquoise lagoon and reef on one side and open ocean on the other
Community

Growing With Our Neighbours

Local jobs, training and support for nearby farmers.

Partner Farmers

Seedlings, training and a fair-price buy-back for farmers on nearby islands.

Jobs and Training

Skilled jobs, mostly for Maldivians, with structured training.

Women in Work

At least 40% women, with equal pay.

Contact

Make an Enquiry

Tell us what you need: supply, farm partnerships, careers or media. You can also call or email us directly.

Send Us a Message