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Iraq• Duhok

Kavin Ltd is an agribusiness company based in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq that states it specializes in dairy and agricultural production. Its projects in Duhok Governorate include Kavin Farm, a hydroponic greenhouse project and an olive-tree project. The company states that Kavin Farm covers more than 2.5 million square meters and includes automated milking parlors, specialized barns, a modern dairy processing plant, grazing fields and feed-cultivation areas, as well as a veterinary hospital and a manure treatment facility. Its listed products include full cream UHT milk, flavored and low-fat milk, plain, Greek and flavored yogurt, feta and mozzarella cheese, fresh butter, cooking cream and ayran.

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Oman• As'Sunainah

Mazoon Dairy Company states it is the largest integrated dairy company in the Sultanate of Oman, with a capital outlay of OMR 100 million, incorporated on 1 January 2015 under the National Food Security initiative. Its site is in As'Sunainah, Al Buraimi Governorate, spread over 15 sq km. The integrated facility includes a dairy farm with capacity for over 25,000 cows and a 50,000 sqm Central Processing Plant able to produce over one million litres of liquid milk per day, with lines for fresh dairy, long-life milk, cheese, ice cream and juices, plus a waste-water treatment plant and a biogas plant. The company says its fresh milk, long-life milk, flavoured milk, yoghurt, laban, ice cream, cheese and juices reach consumers across the GCC region. The company states it is ISO 9001:2015, ISO 22000:2018, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2017 compliant.

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Kuwait• Kuwait City

KDD was founded in 1962 as the Danish Kuwaiti Dairy Company (Dankuwa) in Shuwaikh, starting with pasteurized milk and yoghurt. In 1981–82 it inaugurated the Sabhan factory with long-life UHT milk technology and became 100% Kuwaiti under its current name, having added an ice cream line in the 1970s and a labneh line in 1978. The company states that in 1985 it introduced a cheese production line and began exporting to GCC countries, followed by expansion to MENA and other global markets, and opened branches in Saudi Arabia and the UAE in 2003–04. It produces and distributes 24 varieties of dairy products, 75 varieties of ice cream and 27 juices and fruit drinks, plus culinary products such as thick cream, liquid cream and tomato paste. The company lists FSSC 22000, ISO 14001, ISO 27001 and ISO 45001 certification, a Halal certificate, the Kuwait Conformity Assessment Scheme and the Emirates Quality Mark.

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Qatar• Al Khor

Baladna describes itself as Qatar's largest dairy and beverage producer, with a fully vertically integrated farm-to-shelf model. Its facility north of Doha covers 2.4 million sqm with capacity for 24,000 dairy cows, and includes on-site milk filling, packaging, cheese and dairy production. The company's website reports three factories for milk, dairy products and juices with a capacity of 700 tons of dairy per day plus 200 tons of juice, 80 tons of UHT milk daily, and more than 268 SKUs under the Baladna and Awafi brands. The range covers fresh and long-life milk, milk powder, evaporated milk, laban, ayran, labneh, yoghurt and Arabic cheeses such as halloumi, akawi, majdoula, moshalal and nabulsi. The company states it has started exporting to regional markets, and publishes share and financial information for investors on its website.

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UAE• Al Ain

Al Ain Farms states it was founded in 1981 by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Father of the UAE, and was the first dairy company established in the United Arab Emirates, starting with a milk processing plant and 200 imported Friesian cows. It describes itself today as the largest integrated dairy and poultry company, running five farms covering dairy, juices, camel milk production, a hatchery and poultry. Its website says its farms were merged into a single farm at Al Foah, where its corporate headquarters is located, equipped with international technology for feeding, milking and processing. Its range includes fresh, UHT and flavored milk, laban, yoghurt and cheese, camel milk and Camelait camel milk powder, which received SIAL Innovation Awards. The company states it exports its products across the GCC, Asia, China, Europe and the USA. Its export page shows ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 22000:2018 and ISO 45001:2018 certificates and GSO Halal certification, and it publishes a dedicated email for export inquiries.

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Saudi Arabia• Jeddah

Saudia Dairy and Foodstuff Company (SADAFCO) states that its story began on 21 April 1976, that it was formally created by the merger of three dairy companies, and that it listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) in 2005. It describes itself as the market leader in Saudi Arabia in long-life milk, tomato paste and ice cream, marketing its core products under the flagship Saudia brand, alongside Baboo ice cream and Crispy snacks. The company operates three factories in Jeddah (two sites) and Dammam, plus a plant in Poland following its acquisition of 76% of Mlekoma, with its head office in Jeddah. It states it employs close to 3,000 people, has annual net sales above SAR 2 billion, and sells in the GCC and selected export markets in the Middle East and North Africa, with sales and distribution facilities in Doha, Amman, Manama and Kuwait City. The company states that its three factories and Riyadh depot are certified to ISO 22000:2018, ISO 14001:2015 and occupational health and safety standards, and that all its factories are Halal certified.

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Libya• Zliten

A large Libyan food-industry complex in Zliten spanning 18 factories and silos over 100 hectares. It produces pasta, couscous, rice, oils, flour, semolina, sugar, evaporated milk and tomato paste, and was the first Libyan complex to obtain FDA registration for export.

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Pakistan• Karachi

Dairyland (Dayfresh) is a Pakistani dairy company based in Karachi that operates its own dairy farm and processing facility with more than 4,000 Australian cows. It is described as Pakistan's first producer of lactose-free milk, with a presence across five regions of the country.

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Tunisia• Tunis

Délice states it began in 1978 and has become the number-one dairy brand in Tunisia, serving 8 million consumers a day from factories spread across the country. Group companies include the Cap-Bon dairy plant (Soliman), the Northern dairy plant (Bousalem), and the Sidi Bouzid dairy plant, founded in 2011 and in production since April 2014, as well as STIAL (Délice Danone) and the Compagnie Fromagère at Borj Cedria. Its range covers milk and milk drinks such as flavored milk, milkshakes, leben and raïeb, cream and butter, yogurts and dairy desserts, and processed cheese (triangles, squares, grated) and fresh cheese, alongside juices and water. The company lists ISO 22000 certification for its Northern and Cap-Bon dairy plants and ISO 17025 accreditation for its laboratories, and has an export department and an export catalogue published on its website.

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Saudi Arabia• Riyadh

Almarai states that its story began in 1977 with fresh milk and laban processing in Saudi Arabia, later expanding into modern dairy farms and state-of-the-art processing plants. Its website says it offers 670 products across 20 brands and produces 4 million liters of milk a day. The Almarai dairy range covers fresh and long-life milk, laban and yoghurt, feta, halloumi, mozzarella, sliced and tinned cheeses, butter, ghee, gaimar and cooking cream, evaporated and sweetened condensed milk, milk powder and ice cream, alongside brands for juices, bakery and poultry. The company states it runs the largest food and beverage fleet in the Middle East (more than 12,000 vehicles) and that its products reach more than 220,000 points of sale across 7 countries, with offices and warehouses in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain. It applies an ISO 22000 / FSSC 22000 food safety management system and has a dedicated foodservice and manufacturing sales division, Almarai Pro.

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Jordan• Amman (Ein Al-Basha)

Danish Jordanian Dairy Company states that it was established in February 1980, following a study of market needs and to contribute to Jordan's food security; it operates from Ein Al-Basha, Amman, under the Baladna brand. Its website says all its dairy products are made from fresh cow's milk produced on a farm in the Al-Halabat area near Zarqa, covering 320 dunums with about 4,200 cows and a capacity of 28,800 tons of raw milk a year. The range covers fresh full-cream, low-fat, skimmed and lactose-free milk (125 ml to 1 L); yoghurt, creamy zabadi, labneh, diet lines, drinking yoghurt (laban), ready jameed and fruit-flavoured yoghurts; chocolate, strawberry, banana and vanilla milk, high-protein milk and coffee with milk; processed cheddar cheese (200–900 g); and juices and nectars including pomegranate, orange, apple, mango, guava, lemon and mixed-fruit drinks. The company's website displays ISO 22000:2018, FSSC 22000 and ISO 45001:2018 certification marks and cites a daily production capacity of 90 tons, a fleet of more than 100 vehicles and over 8,000 clients; the company says it aims to serve consumers inside and outside Jordan. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry under baby food, milk, dairy products and ice cream.

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Turkey• İzmir

Pınar is a Turkish food brand established in 1973 and part of Yaşar Holding, whose Food and Beverage Group comprises Pınar Dairy, Pınar Meat, Pınar Beverages, Yaşar Birleşik Pazarlama, Çamlı Feed & Animal Husbandry and Pınar Foods GmbH, with more than five thousand employees. The company states on its official site that three million litres of raw milk are processed and 500 different dairy products are distributed to 35 countries. Pınar produces milk powder within its range using modern drying facilities, alongside its cheese, UHT milk and dairy derivative lines. Pınar Süt's plants are located in İzmir, Eskişehir and Şanlıurfa.