QDC Double Quota Offer Double Quota – Stock Up Before Double Quota Nov-Dec

QDC Double Quota Offer September 2025

The Qatar Distribution Company (QDC) has launched an exciting announcement for its valued customers – the Double Quota Offer for Nov-Dec 2025. QDC Double Quota Offer Nov-Dec 2025. This special promotion allows customers to stock up on their favorite products and take advantage of exclusive discounts and offers throughout the month. The offer is valid … Read more

QDC Price List 2026 PDF in Qatar

QDC Price List 2024 PDF in Qatar

QDC Price List 2026 PDF in Qatar. Welcome to the QDC Price List 2026 PDF for Qatar! This comprehensive document provides detailed information on the prices of various products available at the Qatar Distribution Company (QDC). Whether you are a resident or a visitor in Qatar, this price list serves as a valuable resource for … Read more

Ramadan Closure Notice: Last Shopping Date and Important Details 2026

Ramadan Closure Notice

Ramadan Closure Notice: Ramadan is a very important and spiritual month observed by Muslims around the world. During this period, many companies, shopping services, and business operations change their working hours or temporarily close to adjust to the Ramadan schedule. According to the official announcement, the last day to shop before Ramadan is 17 February. … Read more

QDC New Annual License Fee 2026

Introduction of QDC New Annual License Fee in 2024

QDC said in a Facebook post outlining the new system that residents with RPs valid for two years can purchase liquor licenses for up to two years. For one year “The New Charges Start at QR150”. Two years costQR250 three yearsQR350, and four yearsQR400. “Commencing Jan 2026” the “Qatar Distribution Company” (QDC) will be discontinuing … Read more

Can You Eat Pork in Qatar?

Can You Eat Pork in Qatar?

Can You Eat Pork in Qatar? As a Muslim-majority country, Qatar upholds Islamic laws that shape its social and cultural practices. One of the key aspects of this is the prohibition of alcohol and pork for general public consumption. These items, considered haram (forbidden) in Islam, are illegal for casual possession and use in Qatar. … Read more