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Oman• Salalah

Salalah Food & Investment is an Omani food manufacturer based in Salalah Free Zone with operations also in Hadramaut, Yemen. The company delivers innovative food manufacturing solutions that meet customer needs with the highest standards of quality and sustainability. Its strategic position in Salalah Free Zone provides easy access to the Gulf markets, sub-Saharan Africa, India and South Asia. Services include contract food manufacturing, processed and canned food production, juices and beverages, and packaged spices and seasonings.

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Yemen• Hodeidah

Yemany for Dairy and Food Industries is a comprehensive Yemeni company founded in 1978, manufacturing and distributing a diverse range of food products to international quality standards. Products are manufactured using technology from Sweden, Germany and Italy. Production lines include: dairy (fresh milk, yogurt, laban and Veta cheese), beverages (juices, Cor-Drink, Cola and water), canned legumes, tomato paste and jam. Its motto 'the secret to our success is quality' reflects a steadfast commitment across decades.

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Algeria• Algiers

SARL Yasmine Food was established in 2013 in the Baba Ali–Birtouta industrial zone of Algiers and is an Algerian manufacturer specialising in chocolate products under the 'Dziriya' brand. The company's range covers three main pillars: chocolate-coated dried fruits (peanuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, cashews and whole almonds) in milk, dark and white chocolate; chocolate tablets in multiple flavours and formats, some with almonds or hazelnuts; and a chocolate spread distributed by its subsidiary SARL ORA PROD. The company operates to Algerian industrial standards with a clear focus on improving packaging quality and expanding its nationwide distribution network. Contact the company at Contact@dziriya.com or follow their products on their official social-media pages.

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Jordan• Amman

Al Zaytuna Chocolate & Confectionery Manufacturing Company makes chocolate under the Tops brand at its factory in Al Tajamouat Industrial City, Amman (116 Al Azraq St). The company says the factory began flavour testing and product development in 2010 and that the Tops signature line reached shelves in 2012; it focuses on better-for-you chocolate and also produces private-label chocolate made to spec for other companies. Its range includes milk, 70% dark and white chocolate bars (plain, almond, hazelnut, pistachio, fruit & nut), a maltitol-sweetened sugar-free line (70%, 75%, 85% and 95% dark and milk with nuts), a stevia-sweetened line, vitamin-infused chocolates (B12, vitamin D & calcium, zinc & iron) and antioxidant chocolates with olive-leaf extract, more than 30 dragée varieties (almond, hazelnut, pecan, pistachio, coffee bean, dates & cardamom, cranberry) in 230 g packs and gift boxes, no-added-sugar energy bars and 20 g-protein bars, and chocolate chips for baking. It says it offers more than 200 flavours. The company states that it holds patents for its sugar-free and antioxidant-infused lines, that its ingredients come from certified Halal sources and are gluten-free, and that it received the 'Ambassadors of Excellence Award' from the Amman Chamber of Commerce in 2025. Its website lists distributors in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Palestine, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, the UAE, Lebanon, Libya, Syria, Canada, the United Kingdom, Taiwan and the Southern African region. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Al-Muwaqqar (Amman)

Bahaa Eldeen Al Bustanji & Partners Co. owns the Shaikh Al Kar factory and brand. The company states it was founded in 2014 in Amman and in 2019 opened a new, fully automated factory east of Amman in the Al-Muwaqqar development zone (P.O. Box 110080, Amman 11623), with a production capacity of up to 25 tonnes a day that can be increased as needed. It specialises in sesame products: tahini ground the traditional way on stone mills with no additives or preservatives, in retail jars from 300 to 800 g and bulk packs from 3.5 kg up to 18 kg tins; and halva in vanilla, chocolate, pistachio and mixed-nut varieties, from 400 g to 6 kg. Its website also lists jameed, American and basmati rice, macaroni and vermicelli, soups, canned tuna, sardines, chickpeas and beans, and tea under the Shaikh Al Kar brand, and its Gulfood profile adds bakery sesame seeds and private-label production. The company states that it sources sesame from the best international origins and passes it through five sieving stages and laser sorting before roasting, and that it exports more than 50% of its output to countries including the USA, Canada, Australia, Morocco, the Gulf states and Europe. It exhibits at Gulfood Dubai and is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman (Marka)

Al Alamieh Chocolate Manufacture Co. states that its journey began in 1976 in Kuwait, where founder Mahmoud Mohamed Al-Jar introduced Belgian chocolate to the region. The family later moved to Jordan, where his son Hazem trained at chocolate institutes in Belgium and began manufacturing in 1994. The company's first headquarters with large production capacity was built in 2004; it is based in Marka, Amman, and says that automating its lines since 2020 raised capacity to about 300,000 litres of chocolate a year. It produces premium chocolates, pralines and gift and occasion boxes under the Alamieh, Avillana, Avillana Elite, L'amore and La Joli (2024) brands; the Sada range of milk and dark chocolate, nut pieces and no-added-sugar dark chocolate; Mellow Spread hazelnut-cocoa and pistachio creams (200 g and 350 g); a Nouga line of Turkish delight (halqoum), nougat and mann wa salwa; and chocolate pieces combining baklava, kunafa and bulbul's nest. The company states it has obtained ISO 9001 and HACCP certification, the Jordanian Quality Certificate and the King Abdullah II Award for Excellence; its website shows an International Halal logo. It says that since 2010 its products have reached Arab and European markets, from the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to Germany. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Ishtar Company for Chocolate and Sweets states that it was established in 2010 under the trade name "Sweiss Chocolate", launched a plan to expand production and marketing in 2014 and in 2015 moved its factory to a three-storey building in North Marka, Amman. It says its production team numbers 80 employees, supported by marketing, sales and logistics teams with a fleet of 11 vehicles. The website presents five lines: Sweiss cocoa-butter chocolates filled with gianduja, almonds, roasted hazelnuts, praline, caramel, Nescafe cream, cheesecake, Lotus and peanut-butter cream, plus chocolate-coated dates and occasion boxes; manufacturing chocolate (milk, dark and white moulds of 250 g, 1, 2.5 and 3 kg, drops and chips); creams and fillings in 5 kg pails such as hazelnut chocolate, pistachio, gianduja, cheesecake, orange and lemon creams; Turkish delight (raha), pistachio nougat, man wa salwa, sesame bars and lokum with rose, mastic and fruit (400 g); and mulabas dragees (sugar-coated almonds, chickpeas and fennel). The website does not state quality certifications or export markets. The company is listed as "Sweis Chocolate" in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Trader

Jordan• Amman (Al-Qastal)

Shaban Group states that it was founded in 1945 by Mahmoud Shaban as a small shop called “Shaban Mills” selling rice, sugar, coffee and legumes wholesale, and that in 2000 it formed an independent distribution company with complete storage and packing facilities for rice, sugar, coffee and spices. It owns more than 95,000 m² of land in Al-Qastal (Amman) with offices, factories, silos, warehouses and an automated packing facility; group companies include Mahmoud Shaban and Sons Co. and Millennium for Filling and Packing Co. The group packs in Jordan the rice brands Tiger (American medium grain, 900 g to 25 kg), Tiger Basmati (Indian 1121), Shaban, Kazasha, Falfilihum Blue and Gold, Maharaja, Al Arzeh, Greenhill and Abu Bintain; white sugar under the Shaban, Kazasha and Alarzah brands (1–10 kg); Shaban Oil (700 ml to 3 L); Jameed Shaban liquid jameed; and Al Khadraa canned foul medammes, hummus with tahina, chickpeas, tomato paste and tomato purée. It also markets imported Postman canned goods (tuna, sardines, corn, hot dogs, mushrooms) and partner brands. The group says it is one of the largest market-share holders in commodity trading and distribution in Jordan, with more than 165 trucks and delivery vehicles, 50 sales representatives covering over 95% of outlets, and more than 500 employees. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Dijla Food Industries Co. Ltd. is a Jordanian company based in Amman that produces frozen foods under the TipTop brand. Its website describes it as one of the largest food manufacturers in Amman, with a facility of more than 65,000 square feet housing production lines for meat, poultry and snack products that follow European standards using technology from the Netherlands, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom and Japan. Its range includes beef, gourmet and chicken burgers, crispy chicken (Sharksha) escalope burgers and BBQ veal burgers; chicken products such as crispy chicken fingers, buffalo wings, broasted thighs and basterma; mozzarella sticks; samosas (vegetable, chicken, cheese & zaatar), spring rolls and musakhan rolls; a wide kibbeh range (Shami, Mosul, sour, saray, tabsi, grilled kibbeh with walnuts and pomegranate molasses, rice kibbeh with chicken); and frozen potatoes (curly fries, hash browns, wedges, potato balls and 2 kg TipTop fries). Its online store also lists Hello ketchup, mayonnaise and garlic sauce. The company states that all its products are 100% halal and made from natural ingredients, that it is ISO 22000 certified and selects raw-material suppliers after microbial, chemical and physical testing, and that it serves retail, wholesale, restaurants and hotels in local and regional markets. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry under frozen and ready-made foods.

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Jordan• Amman

Chains Trading Company (CTC) describes itself as a family-owned Jordanian business based in Amman, owned by the Kayyali family, with over three decades of experience in food production and state-of-the-art facilities for manufacturing, packaging, trading and distribution. Its Wafeer brand labels carry the line "since 1996". CTC owns three brands — Wafeer, Oleve and Kayyali — each offered to importers on an exclusive-territory basis. The company states that it produces and supplies a wide range of preserved products, including table olives, pickled vegetables, canned legumes (beans and peas) and Jordanian specialty items; its olives are Jordan's indigenous Nabali Mohassan variety, packed with Dead Sea salt. Wafeer packs shown on the site include cracked green olives K-18 and green olives stuffed with carrots in PET jars, and sliced black, pitted black and green olives in tins. CTC also exports jameed, olive oil, zaatar, makdous and Medjool dates. CTC offers tin cans, glass jars and PET jars in retail and foodservice sizes, co-packing and private label for retail chains and distributors, and export documentation (customs clearance, certificates of origin, EUR.1) with land, sea and air shipping. Its website quotes importer testimonials from Kuwait, Dubai and Cairo. The company is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry under ready-made, processed and preserved foods.

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Jordan• Sahab

Siniora Food Industries states that its brand traces back to its founding in Jerusalem in 1920 and that its Jordanian factory was established in 1992 at the King Abdullah II Bin Al-Hussein Industrial Estate in Sahab. It is a public shareholding company traded on the Amman Stock Exchange, whose main shareholder is the Arab Palestinian Investment Company (APIC); it also has factories in Palestine and Dubai (Al Masa), the Polonez company in Turkey, and the Unium brand acquired in 2011. The range covers cold cuts — beef, chicken and turkey mortadella (plain, with pepper, olives, pistachio, vegetables, light), smoked meats, salami, slices, sausages and hot dogs; canned meats — beef, chicken, turkey and mixed luncheon in cans from 200 g to 1.8 kg; frozen foods added in 2015 such as burgers, escalopes, spiced fillets, pastries and kubbeh; and the plant-based brand Badeel. Its website cites a range of more than 1,220 SKUs. The company states that it holds ISO 9001:2008, ISO 22000 and HACCP, that it began exporting to neighbouring countries in 1996, and that its products reach Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, the Gulf states, Yemen, Egypt, Libya and Sudan. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Amman

Nutridar states that it is a Jordanian public shareholding company established in 1994 that puts infant and child nutrition first. Its office is in Amman (Rabieh, Sharif Nassir Street) and its plant is in Naour, Sail Husban Street. Under three brands - Sahha, Prima and BebeLait - the company offers about 45 products according to its website: staged infant and toddler milks (1 PRO, 2 PRO, 3 PRO) and a premature formula; special infant milks (anti-reflux AR, lactose-free LF, Gentle/Whey/AC for colic); infant cereals (rice, rice with milk, wheat & honey, wheat with milk, wheat & dates pieces, wheat & fruits, oat with fruits, oat with honey & dates) in 250 g and 400 g packs; and food supplements such as Sahha PediaGain for children aged 1-10 and kids' multivitamin gummies. It also offers contract manufacturing and private labeling, supplying in bulk or as finished goods. The company states it holds GMP (Codex Alimentarius), ISO 9001:2015, ISO 22000:2018 and Halal certification, plus a recognition letter for implementing ISO 26000 on social responsibility. It says it serves 11 markets in the Middle East and Africa, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Sudan, Somalia, Algeria and Angola, and it is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.