Rooted in Lebanese soil since 1934.
Najjar Agriculture supplies plant nutrition, crop protection and public health products, registered with the competent Lebanese ministries, from its head office in Beirut and its warehouse in Kfarhim, Chouf.
A record of firsts.

Founded in Beirut by Fouad Najjar and Halim Najjar, agricultural engineers who went on to help establish the American University of Beirut’s School of Agriculture.

Brought the first combine harvesters and tractors into the region.

Introduced biopesticides and organic fertilizers to Lebanese growers.

Introduced drip irrigation to Lebanon.

Established cut-flower nurseries, working under breeders’ rights and licensed mother plants.

Opened fresh produce export routes from Lebanon to Europe.

Worked at the frontier of agricultural biotechnology, including frost-protection bacteria and laboratory multiplication of potato micro-tubers.

Registered plant nutrition, crop protection and public health products, supplied across Lebanon with agronomists in the market.
Where we are
How we work
Registered
Every product with an active ingredient is registered with the competent Lebanese ministry, and its registration number appears on the product page.
Traceable
Stock is tracked by batch number, production date and expiry date.
Trialled locally
New products prove themselves in Lebanese field conditions before they join the range.
Rotation by design
Every insecticide, fungicide and herbicide shows its resistance group, so programmes alternate modes of action and stay effective season after season.
Najjar’s role is to bring what works elsewhere into Lebanese conditions and make it work here.
Whether that is a new active ingredient, a biological, or a technology that changes how a crop is monitored, irrigated or handled after harvest.
The requirement is the same every time: registration where it applies, trials in local conditions, agronomists who can teach it, and support after the sale.
Fouad Najjar
Chairman & CEO
Fouad Najjar leads Najjar Agricultural & Trading Co. and chairs NJR Ventures Group. He has led the company’s modernisation — its systems, regulatory capability and field coverage — and its expansion into plant nutrition and institutional supply. He holds a BA in Economics from the American University of Beirut and is part of the 2026 cohort of INSEAD’s Future Food & Ag Leadership Programme.
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