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Jordan• Sahab

Today Chocolate is the brand of Philadelphia Chocolate Manufacturing Co., headquartered in Amman with production in Sahab. The company says it has been making chocolate in Jordan since 1992, sources its cocoa beans from international suppliers and relies on its own laboratory to keep the snap and melt of its chocolate consistent from batch to batch. Its range includes milk, dark and white chocolate bars (classic, hazelnut, almond, pistachio and red fruits; 55 g, 150 g and 160 g formats, flowpacks and sticks), the ZERO no-added-sugar and stevia-sweetened line including 77%, 88% and 99% cocoa dark chocolate, dragées (almond, hazelnut, crispy, pistachio, coconut, orange and date paste, raisin) in tin boxes and bags, hazelnut chocolate, pistachio and cashew creams in pails, cocoa powder in 100 g and 200 g packs, dressing (coating) chocolate bars and blocks for cooking and baking, gift boxes and candy. Its website states adherence to ISO 22000, HACCP and GMP standards and displays ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and Halal certificates. The company says its chocolate reaches 13 countries across the Middle East, Africa and Europe through distributors in Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen, Palestine, Libya, the UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, the Netherlands and the USA, invites new distributors, and exhibited at The Saudi Food Show 2026 in Jeddah and Food Syria 2026. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Zarqa Free Zone

Ardh Somer Co. for Food Industry and Beverages is a Jordanian canned-beverage producer located in the Zarqa Free Zone. Its website describes it as active in food, beverages and supplements and says that in 2010 it was among the biggest exporters in Jordan, while the government-run Jordan Export Portal states that the company is supervised by High Land House Ltd, established in 2006 to produce juices, floats and carbonated soft drinks. Its range covers Canari canned juices (mango, guava, peach, pineapple, apricot, black grape, pomegranate, strawberry-banana, mixed fruit), Havana fruit-bits float drinks, TT Ice Tea in cherry, lemon-mint, mango, peach, pomegranate, raspberry and red-fruit flavours, De Royal non-alcoholic malt drink, Power Drink energy drinks, carbonated and sparkling drinks (cola, orange, Amigo Viva, Canary, Vista, Blue One, Red One), plus a collagen drink, functional juices and Drops bubble-gum drinks. The company states that it uses no preservatives, artificial colours or flavours in its juices. The company states that its beverages are distributed in Australia, Iraq, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Libya, Morocco, Senegal, Gambia, Somalia, Egypt, Palestine, the USA, Sweden, the Netherlands and the UK, and the Jordan Export Portal lists an ISO 22000 certificate. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry and exhibits at Private Label Middle East 2026 in Dubai.

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Jordan• Amman

Al Arabia for Beverage Manufacturing and Industrial Consulting (Al-Arabia Company for Carbonated Drinks and Juices) states that it was established in Jordan in 2003 with an early focus on export-led manufacturing, starting with PET bottling lines with Iraq as its first market and launching the Alpha brand, followed by Super and 330 ml aluminium cans. It says it upgraded its plant with CFT and CORFILL lines, introduced autoclave technology in 2024 and that year signed a global manufacturing and licensing agreement with Perfetti Van Melle. Its range covers Super carbonated soft drinks, Serene natural juices and juices with fruit pieces, Meg Shark and Halcon energy drinks, Mr. King iced coffee, Iced Chai Karak, the Spicy hot fizzy drink and the Vio brand, as well as flavoured milk. It also offers contract manufacturing and co-packing, formula development, laboratory testing and brand/packaging support. The company states it is certified to HACCP, ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000 and that its products reach more than 28 countries through over 45 agents, including agents in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Libya, Sweden, the Netherlands, Finland, the UK, Turkey, the USA, Canada, Chad, Senegal, Mali and Somalia; it says its participation in Gulfood Dubai 2011 opened markets in the Gulf, India and Africa. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Jordan• Amman

Jordan Ice & Aerated Water Co. (JICE), known as "Pepsi Jordan", is PepsiCo's licensed beverage bottler in Jordan. The company states that it was incorporated in Jordan on 2/4/1968 as a limited liability company owned by individuals, holding a franchise from PepsiCo International to produce and bottle Pepsi, Mirinda and 7Up; PepsiCo acquired all of its shares in 1998, and in November 2017 Saudi Arabia's Al-Qahtani Group acquired 52% of the company in a strategic partnership with PepsiCo. Its press releases are datelined Amman. According to the company, it grew from a carbonated soft drinks bottler into a full beverages company producing soft drinks (Pepsi, Mirinda, 7Up, Mountain Dew, Shani), non-carbonated products such as Lipton Ice Tea, the Barrio non-alcoholic malt beverage and Frutz, and Aquafina water. Its online store lists 330 ml cans, 250 ml and 320 ml glass bottles, 240 ml and 2 L bottles, Aquafina in 330 ml, 500 ml and 1.5 L, and Lipton Ice Tea in 320 ml cans, and also sells Sting energy drinks and Mr Juicy juices. The company states that all its products meet international quality and taste specifications and that it uses the latest purification systems in production and bottling; it also cites community work such as funding rainwater-harvesting dams and supporting Tkiyet Um Ali and the Crown Prince Foundation. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Sahab

Sama Food Industries states that it is a privately owned enterprise in Amman launched in 2009 with a capital investment of JOD 12 million (USD 18 million) on 10,000 m2 of land at Salem Village, Main Road, Sahab; 'Sama' is the Arabic word for heaven. Sama Water was its first product. According to its website and export price list (January 2025), the range covers Sama natural mineral water extracted from a depth of 400 m in 1.5 L, 600/660 ml, 330 ml and 200 ml bottles; Sama carbonated drinks (cola, orange, lemon, red fruit, plus sugar-free cola and lemon); Shotika soft drinks in flavours such as concord grape, ginger, pina colada, lychee, pomelo and salty lime; Sama fruit drinks (mango, apple, pineapple, guava, mixed fruit, orange, lemon & mint, apricot) and a low-calorie Premia line; and Raz energy drink. Drinks come in 150, 185, 250 and 330 ml cans and 200, 285 and 1,500 ml PET bottles. The company states it holds ISO 22000:2005 for processing and filling natural mineral water, carbonated drinks and juices, the Jordan Quality Mark for natural mineral water, and a Best Bottled Water in the Middle East award from the Arab Beverages Association. It offers private labeling of mineral water, canned soft drinks, juices, energy drinks and malt drinks, and publishes an ex-works export price list. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Teeba Investment states that it is a dairy producer specialised in the Jordanian market and a leader locally, having started operations in 2004; it is a subsidiary of International Dairy and Juice Limited (IDJ) and part of Almarai. Its postal address is in Amman. The company says its Teeba dairy products are made from 100% fresh cow's milk without preservatives: fresh cow's yogurt (laban) in packs from 150 g to 1.8 kg, fresh shanineh (drinking yogurt) plain and with mint (180, 250 and 900 ml), fresh labneh (180 g, 500 g and 1 kg), jameed (1 kg) and Teeba Zabadi (180 g); plus Teeba juices in six flavours without preservatives or artificial flavours — orange cocktail, apple cocktail, fruit cocktail, mango, pineapple cocktail and guava. Its website also presents the group's Almarai, 7 Days and L'usine brands. The company states that it applies a food safety management system, holds an FSSC 22000 certificate and is subject to regular food safety inspections by AIB. Its website does not list specific export markets. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Marouf Coffee is a Jordanian coffee brand based in Amman (Airport Road – Jamous Plaza), operating as Marouf for Food Industries. The company says its passion for coffee dates back to 1978 and that the Marouf company and factory were established in 2018, followed by its first coffee-grinding branch in 2019 and its first café in 2020. It describes itself as Jordan's largest coffee brand, with about 60 branches worldwide through franchising. Its range covers ground coffee (light, medium and dark Turkish coffee with or without cardamom, Lebanese, French, American and espresso blends), Jordanian, Saudi and Khaleeji Arabic coffee with cardamom and saffron including instant Arabic coffee, roasted coffee beans (espresso, Colombian, decaf) and specialty coffees (Ethiopian, Brazilian, Colombian, Yemeni), Marouf Gold instant coffee, 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 mixes and coffee creamer, espresso capsules in several flavours, black, green and flavoured teas in tea bags and tins, cardamom and saffron; Marouf Chocolate was launched in 2024. The website displays SGS ISO 22000 and ISO 9001 certification marks and the Jordan Food & Drug Administration factory-category badge, and the company says it has received the King Abdullah II Award for Excellence. It set up an export department in 2023 and expanded into Hong Kong, Iraq and the USA; its website also lists a presence in Palestine and Oman and invites international distributors. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Primo Café states that it has produced and packed coffee blends and instant hot beverages since 2005, when its founder, engineer Kamal Natsheh, opened a small Italian coffee-machine shop in Amman. In 2010 it moved to Jabal Al-Jofeh and began manufacturing instant hot-beverage powders and paper cups, and in 2015 it set up a second plant in Marka for roasting. It says production now covers 1,500 m² with two production lines and three packaging lines, processing over 5 tonnes a day. The Primo range covers Turkish, Arabic and Saudi coffee, instant black coffee (100 g and 200 g jars), 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 mixes, cappuccino (plain, caramel, vanilla, hazelnut, sugar-free), mocha, hot chocolate, sahlab, karak tea, ginger with milk, strawberry with milk and coffee creamer, packed as sticks, ready “Primo on Go” cups, 1 kg bags and bulk packs to customer order. A second brand for instant dry food (since 2019) includes lentil soup, koshari and noodles. The company states that the Marka plant allows customised private-label blends and serves export demand; it also supplies and services coffee machines. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Coffee Bank Co. Ltd. is a coffee company based on the Airport Highway behind IKEA in Amman. Its website says it was founded in 1999 and specialises in coffee blending, roasting, mixing, brewing, grinding and trading, and that its factories are equipped with advanced equipment with quality control as the key priority. The company also runs coffee-shop branches in Amman (Sharif Commercial Center on Al Rakeem Street, Madaba Street and Khalda) and offers franchising. Its products include Jordanian coffee; Arabic coffee in a grosso grind offered in three blends (Jordanian Sada, Arabic Sada and Saudi Sada) with cardamom; Saudi coffee; Turkish coffee from finely ground Arabica beans; Turkish coffee flavoured with hazelnut, vanilla, caramel or chocolate; American filter coffee in the same flavours; espresso; French coffee; decaffeinated coffee; and fresh cardamom, with coffee sold in 1 kg packs. The company says it sources beans from partner farms in Southeast Asia, Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian subcontinent, and that it imports and exports green coffee beans for other roasteries. The company states that it is a member of the Specialty Coffee Association of Europe (SCAE) and part of the Specialty Coffee Association, the British Coffee Association and the Singapore Coffee Association. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry under tea, coffee and their derivatives.

Manufacturer

Jordan• Al-Muwaqqar

Al Kbous Industrial Trading and Investment Company is the Jordanian arm of Yemen's Alkbous Group (founded in Sana'a in 1938, in tea since 1948), located in the Al-Muwaqqar Industrial Estate, Amman. The group website says the company represents the group in the Jordanian market and helps distribute its products in Arab and European markets; its site holds SGS FSSC 22000 certification for the 'processing and packaging of tea', certified since 2018. The Alkbous tea range shown on the group website includes fine black tea (40 g to 1 kg), black tea bags (25–300 bags × 2 g, and individual foil envelopes), premium Ceylon tea with cardamom and Earl Grey, long-leaf Ceylon tea in metal tins, green tea and green tea with mint, special herbal infusions, and white, yellow, oolong, jasmine, fruit and blooming teas; the site does not state which items are packed at the Jordan plant. The group also produces Yemeni, Turkish and Arabic coffee. For the Jordan site the group website shows FSSC 22000, ISO 22000, HACCP and Jordan Quality Mark certificates, and states that the group received the Jordanian Industry Ambassador Award 2022 and exports to 35 countries. The company is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Nabatco is a Syrian natural-products company based in Homs, founded in 2013 by the third generation of a partnership whose roots, the company says, go back to Medico, Syria's first pharmaceutical laboratories (1958), and to the Ibn Hayyan pharmaceutical company (1991). It trades under two brands: Nabatco and MontBerry. Nabatco herbal teas come in boxes of 20 dual-chamber teabags made with Italian technology. The range covers single herbs (chamomile, anise, spearmint, thyme, lemon verbena, melissa, hibiscus, ginger, sage); hot-drink blends such as Wild Zhourat, Zhourat Shamia, Winter Tea, liquorice and mint, Polo lemon and mint, hibiscus with pineapple or rose, ginger and honey, zallouh with honey and lemon, and cumin and lemon (including a Mega size); green teas (Sencha, mint, lemon, apple, cinnamon and ginger); medicinal blends (laxative, cold and flu, cough soothing); and children's herbal teas. MontBerry covers Ceylon, Earl Grey, peach and rose black teas; pyramid teabags (green, mint, lemon, white tea with pomegranate and forest fruits, whole chamomile); pure Syrian flower honey in 50 g packets and 250 g and 500 g squeeze bottles; Royal, Vital and Diamond honey blends with royal jelly and ginseng; flavoured kids' honey syrups; Max Honey for athletes; and honey and Mentholyptus lozenges. The company states that it exports various teas and herbs to 15 countries, that it checks raw materials for residues of fertilisers, pesticides and microorganisms, and that it works to ISO, HACCP and GMP quality controls. Its 2025 catalogue gives export carton specifications for each product. Nabatco exhibited at Gulfood 2026.

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Kabour International Group states that it is a family-owned company that began in 1960 as the first importer of yerba mate from Argentina to the Syrian market, set up a yerba mate preparation and packing plant in Yabroud (Rural Damascus) in 1985, and in 2007 established Grupo Kabour in Argentina, with its own factory and farms for planting, drying and blending yerba mate for export to Syria. The group also includes Campo Company, which expanded into tea, herbs, coffee and beverages, and its website lists 16 distribution centres across Syrian governorates. In yerba mate the group owns the Kharta Al Khadra (25 g to 500 g) and Malta brands and says it packs Piporé, Taragüi, Amanda and Sakhra in Syria under official agencies and licences, alongside Sabrosa. The Campo range covers loose Ceylon black tea (90–450 g) and tea bags (20–100 bags), plain green tea and more than ten flavoured green teas, single herbs and zhourat, medicinal herbal mixtures, roasted coffee with and without cardamom (100, 200 and 500 g), instant coffee, 3-in-1, 2-in-1 and cappuccino sachets, hot chocolate, cocoa with milk, sahlab and karak tea, powdered juices, milk powder (20–900 g) and biscuits under the Bondia, Nopio, Lecho, Marsho, Ocho, Zico and Trigo digestive brands. The group states that its production lines are fully automated so products are not touched by hand during preparation and packing, that it runs expert tasting sessions to develop mate blends, and that each box of its medicinal herbal blends carries a leaflet approved by the Syrian Ministry of Health under a pharmacist's supervision. Its Gulfood 2026 profile states a production capacity of about 30 million kg a year and exports of more than 50 containers (40HQ) a month to Arab and European countries; the export map on its website shows 29 countries.