The total TFA levels of biscuits, cakes, croissants and wafers ranged between 0.7 and 25.8 g/100 g fat. Further, 83.3% of the products contained more than 2 g TFA/100 g fat. The source of TFA in the products was partially hydrogenated oils as evidenced by their trans-C18:1/(trans-C18:2 + trans-C18:3) being >1. The determined TFA levels provide a baseline for future studies aimed at monitoring the levels and types of trans-fats in the food supply. Further, more comprehensive studies on TFA levels in food commodities marketed in the Middle Eastern countries and adoption of policies for reducing trans-fat intakes are warranted.