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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.

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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.

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Vertika is a Syrian brand of hot and cold powdered beverages belonging to Golden Quality Group, according to its Gulfood 2026 exhibitor page, which gives its address as the main road in Maaraba, Rural Damascus. Its website says the company aims to be one of the best producers of hot and cold drink powders in the Middle East under the motto 'local industry... global flavour', and lists sales agents in Aleppo, Hama, Daraa, the coast, Sweida and Hasakah. Products shown on its website include the Café Vertika range of 100% pure instant coffee, 'Morning Mate' 3-in-1 coffee mix, cappuccino in caramel, vanilla and hazelnut flavours, mocha and hot chocolate; 'Bun Vertika' Arabic coffee with and without cardamom; sahlab drink; vitamin C fortified fruit drink powders in orange, mango, strawberry, pineapple and berry flavours, in boxes of 12 sachets and single-serve sticks; and canned fruit drinks (cocktail and guava). The Gulfood listing adds cocoa drink, iced coffee and natural fruit juices. The company states that it is certified to ISO 9001:2015 for quality management and ISO 22000:2018 for food safety, that its in-house R&D department develops new formulas and flavours, and that it exports to markets across the MENA region, Africa and Europe, working with distributors and wholesalers.

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Jordan• Sweileh, Amman

Annubala Coffee (قهوة النبلاء) is a Jordanian company founded in 2010 and based in Sweileh, Amman. It specialises in coffee and instant hot beverages for Jordan and the Middle East, and is run by qualified experts working under strict quality protocols. Coffee beans are sourced globally and roasted and ground in-house. The coffee range covers Turkish coffee, American coffee, instant coffee and whole beans, including a Specialty Gold Blend and 500 g espresso beans. Instant hot drinks come in bags, boxes, drums and cups. The range includes 3-in-1 instant coffee with creamer and sugar and 2-in-1 coffee with creamer. It also includes karak tea with cardamom (with sugar or no added sugar), cappuccino (with sugar or no added sugar) and chocolate drink powder with creamer and sugar. The company also makes roasted coated peanuts with a crispy coating, in small and family packs under the Sara Land brand. It produces za'atar (daqqa and red za'atar) as well, and a spice line is coming soon. The company states compliance with ISO 22000 and HACCP.

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Al-Attar, based in the Damascus Free Zone, states that it was established in 1990 and describes itself as "the first founder of the herbal pharmaceutical industries in the Arab world", developing its products in scientific cooperation with institutions, centres and research laboratories specialised in medicinal herbs and plants, under medical and pharmaceutical staff; its founder and general manager is Mr. Qudsi Al-Attar. At Gulfood 2026 it exhibited as "Alattar & Alshami" together with the Al Shami coffee brand, whose coffee expertise it dates back to 1924. The Alattar range covers green tea (plain and with lemon, mint, honey, cinnamon & ginger, pomegranate, plus Japanese green tea) and Ceylon tea; single herbs such as aniseed, mint, sage, lemon verbena, cumin, cumin & lemon, hibiscus, ginger, wild thyme, cinnamon, ginseng and chamomile; Zhourat Shamia (plain and with cinnamon) and Zhourat Lebnania flower teas; mountain honey in 250 g and 500 g jars; and specialised medicinal herbal mixtures. Al Shami supplies selected whole Arabic coffee beans, roasted in-house. The company states that its laboratory uses GC and HPLC chromatography to select plants with the highest content of active substances, checks them for microbial and insect contamination, pesticide residues and toxic metals, and compares them against the USP, BP and PDR references, and that it follows World Health Organization requirements. It markets its products in Syria, the Arab world and internationally under the Al-Attar name, and has exhibited at Gulfood Dubai, the Morocco international fair and Food Africa in Egypt.

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Jordan• Amman

Natshe Cafe states it is a company specialised in manufacturing coffee and hot beverages, founded by Mr. Adel Natsheh in 2005 in Amman, with its head office in Marka. It says it sources from coffee producers around the world and that every batch of beans is carefully roasted and then passes blending and tasting tests before its instant coffee products are shipped to market. Its website shows several lines: regular and Gold instant coffee in 50, 100 and 200 g jars and classic and low-fat coffee creamer in 170 and 400 g packs; powdered premixes in sticks sold in bags and boxes — 2-in-1, 3-in-1 regular and strong, cappuccino, ginger and strawberry cappuccino, mocaccino, creamy latte, hot chocolate, karak tea with cardamom, masala tea, instant Turkish coffee, sahlab and lentil soup; instant Arabian coffee with cardamom (Jordanian and Saudi styles); a sugar-free range; and BESTA coffee capsules (Brazilian, Colombian, Ethiopian, Indian, espresso and classic blend) plus mixed-drink capsules. The website does not state quality certifications or specific export markets. The company is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry under tea, coffee and their derivatives.

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Katramiz Company was established to provide a wide range of high-quality herbal infusions and dry herbs. We specialize in preparing and packaging food powders such as vanilla, baking powder, jelly, as well as whipped cream and coffee extract. Our goal is to meet our customers' needs by offering natural and healthy products that meet quality standards. We strive to provide a unique experience for our customers in both local and international markets.

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Hamwi Company was established to be a leader in coffee and natural beverage production in Syria. We specialize in preparing and grinding Arabic coffee, as well as packaging food powders such as cocoa and cream with coffee. We are committed to providing high-quality products that meet the needs of both local and international markets. We aim to expand our exports and strengthen partnerships with importers and distributors.

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Egypt

Naggar is a story of inherited passion for coffee. For over thirty years, the goal has remained the same: the perfect cup of coffee, with consistent, steady quality and a crema that stays with you until the last drop.

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Saudi Arabia

A Saudi company roasting and supplying Arabic and specialty coffee, describing itself as the first Saudi company to offer washed coffee and relying on an all-Saudi female roasting team. Its products include green and roasted beans, Saudi coffee, filter, espresso, and Turkish coffee, as well as brewing tools, with a branch in Riyadh.

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Saudi Arabia

Sulalat Coffee in Riyadh supplies cafe owners and coffee enthusiasts in Saudi Arabia with specialty coffee beans, capsules, and drip coffee bags, in addition to grinders, brewing machines, cups, and coffee preparation essentials.

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Jordan• Amman

Al-Qaissi Roastery is a Jordanian chain of roasteries run by Hisham Al-Qaissi & Sons Co. in Amman. Its website says the company was founded in 1981 and specialises in roasting and supplying high-quality nuts, coffee, spices and more. Its online shop lists seven branches in Amman (including Al-Muqabalain, Tabarbour, Jabal Al-Hussein, Nazal, Al-Wahdat and Abu Alanda), and the group also invests in Dokkan Jeddo (herbal and alternative remedies) and Maamoula (confectionery). Its range covers coffee (Turkish, Arabic, American, instant and pre-packed coffee, plus cardamom), roasted, smoked, caramelised and mixed nuts, Chinese and Malaysian coated nuts and roasted corn, seeds, peanuts and roasted chickpeas, raw nuts and pulses, zaatar (salted and salt-free), sumac, daqqa and sesame, and spices, spice mixes and herbs. It also offers chocolate and occasion gifts, chocolate-covered dates, nougat and Turkish delight, maamoul and oriental sweets, dried fruit and dates, sugared almonds and candy, honey, oils, molasses and vinegar. The company states that its production is certified to ISO 22000:2018 and ISO 9001:2015, that it has served more than 250 hotels and restaurants since 2010, and that it has a dedicated wholesale and distribution team. Its export section offers a range tailored to global markets for wholesale distribution, retail and private label, and the company is seeking distributors and importers. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.