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IQG Foods
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IQG Foods

EGEgypt

An Egyptian company founded in 2020 engaged in food manufacturing and export. Its products include tomato paste, canned tomatoes, fruit and vegetable purees and concentrates, frozen fruits, and pickles, with a focus on quality and global export.

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Farza Trading
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Farza Trading

EGEgypt

An Egyptian company based in Alexandria specializing in exporting canned foods, pickles, brine-preserved foods, artichokes, and olives of all kinds — green, oxidized, and stuffed. It has farms in several governorates and a factory and warehouses in Sadat City.

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Alfa Interfood s.a.l
Manufacturer

Alfa Interfood s.a.l

LBLebanon

A food manufacturing and packaging company founded in 1992, producing more than 300 products under the Chtoura Garden, Chtoura Foods, and Chtoura Land brands. Its range includes canned goods, seasonings, vine leaves, chickpeas, and peas, all made in line with food safety standards.

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Zamzam Company for Vegetable Oils and Food Products
Manufacturer

Zamzam Company for Vegetable Oils and Food Products

JOJordan• Amman

Zamzam Company for Vegetable Oils and Food Products is a leading manufacturer of vegetable oils and food products for more than fifty years in Amman. It comprises factories for oils, canning, and legumes, with products including rice, canned goods, tomato paste, and chewing gum under the brands Safwa, Rayhana, and Genwa.

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Zalloum Group
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Zalloum Group

JOJordan• King Abdullah II Industrial City (Sahab)

Zalloum Group states that its first company was incorporated in London in 1972 as the petroleum consultancy Zalloum & Associates, and that it entered the food business in 1977 as Universal Industries with one of the foremost automated biscuit plants, able to produce 42 varieties. Headquartered in King Abdullah II Industrial City, Sahab (Amman), it runs biscuit, canned-food, tomato-paste and jameed plants in Jordan, a biscuit and wafer factory in Sudan, and poultry farms south of Amman producing more than 100,000 eggs a day. The range covers coated biscuits (Yummy Twins, Twins, TICO, Fruity), cream sandwich biscuits (Wheels, Gold Wheels, Dark Wheels, Golden), plain biscuits (Marie, Petit Beurre, tea biscuits, Zee), digestives, ma'amoul digestive with dates, date bars and cookies; canned foods (foul medammas in several recipes, chickpeas, hummus tahina, white beans, green peas) in cans and pouches; tomato paste and puree in concentrations from 18-20% up to 28-30% in cans and jars; and concentrated liquid jameed in 500 ml pouches. The group describes itself as one of the largest consumer-goods manufacturers in Jordan and says its biscuit factory was one of the first to be granted ISO 9001. It states that it exports to regional and international markets and offers private-label production of canned foods, tomato paste, biscuits and jameed. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Palliria
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Palliria

JOJordan

A Greek food company operating since 1957 in the production of ready meals and canned goods such as stuffed vine leaves, crushed fava beans, giant beans, "moussaka," and "pastitsio," aiming to offer delicious, easy-to-prepare food for everyday life.

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Alex Fish

EGEgypt• Nubaria

Alex Fish for Fish Processing is an Egyptian company owned by the GWP Capital group. Its plant is part of an industrial complex in Nubaria, Beheira Governorate, at km 68 of the Alexandria–Cairo Desert Road, close to Alexandria Port for easy container loading. The company describes it as the largest integrated tuna, sardine and mackerel processing facility in the MENA region. Production runs on three integrated lines with a speed of up to 1,000 cans per minute. The range covers more than eight canned fish variants: tuna in brine, tuna in vegetable oil and tuna in olive oil, offered as solid, chunk or shredded tuna, plus canned sardines and mackerel. Alex Fish offers private-label and white-label manufacturing for global brands, with customisation from formulation to packaging, and produces export-ready goods to international quality and food safety standards. The group holds ISO 22000:2018 (food safety management) and OHSAS 18001 (occupational health and safety) and supplies the Gulf countries, Libya, Iraq, the Levant, Europe and North America.

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Isba Tarim (Yurttan)
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Isba Tarim (Yurttan)

TRTurkey• Manisa

Isba Tarim is a food company founded in 2012 in Turgutlu, Manisa, Turkey, whose owners bring a family background in the food trade. It packs products sourced from across Turkey under the Yurttan, Merya and Hesaplı brands. The broad range covers hot and mild pepper paste at 32-34 Brix (370, 650, 1600 and 4300 g), tomato and mixed pastes, breakfast spreads, ajvar and lutenica. It also includes green and black olives (Edremit cracked, Domat cracked and cocktail, pepper-stuffed, Gemlik black) and pepper pickles. Canned lines include stuffed vine leaves, okra, and grilled pepper and eggplant, along with vine leaves in brine. The company also offers boiled chickpeas and beans, dried legumes, bulgur and aşure wheat, jams, halva, tahini and molasses, lemon sauce, pomegranate sauce and sun-dried vegetables for stuffing. Exports from the Turgutlu factory go to Europe through its sister company İsba Food GmbH in Berlin. The company lists U.S. FDA, Halal, IFS Food, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 22000 and OHSAS 18001 certificates.

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Bin Awadh Al-Naqeeb Group
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Bin Awadh Al-Naqeeb Group

YEYemen• Aden

Bin Awadh Al-Naqeeb Group for Industry and Trade is a Yemeni group based in Aden. It works in trade, industry and services in Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Its main business is importing, packing and distributing food products under brands owned by the group. Rice is the group's main line. It manages 11 basmati rice brands (white, golden and creamy), including Al-Fakhamah, Al-Rabban, Al-Rawasi, Shaheen and Diwan. The rice comes from the group's own sourcing companies: Noorway Food in Pakistan and Alnaqeeb India. Both handle quality inspection, packing supervision and shipping. The group also sells canned and packaged foods under its own brands, such as tuna, legumes, pasta, sauce and cream, plus sunflower oil in several sizes. It also offers cakes and biscuits, and juices and drinks, including Al-Fakhamah mango and guava nectars (200 ml) and Rawaa mango and guava drinks (200 ml, also in pouches). The group has a rice cleaning and packing plant in Saudi Arabia, a rice packing plant in Yemen and a confectionery factory in Turkey. Its Turkish company, CekBis, exports biscuits and cakes. In Yemen, Bin Awad Al-Naqeeb Trading runs more than 16 branches and a large vehicle fleet. In Saudi Arabia, Al-Naqeeb Pioneer distributes to most cities. Alnaqeeb India also exports rice and food products to Yemen, Saudi Arabia, the USA and other markets.

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Ecofish
Manufacturer

Ecofish

TNTunisia• Tunis

Ecofish is a Tunisian company based in Tunis that specialises in preserving and preparing tuna and sardines with high-quality oil. The company describes itself as a market leader, according to its customers, since 2009. Balancing tradition and innovation, Ecofish keeps long-standing know-how for making gourmet fish preserves, mainly tuna and sardines, while continuously optimising production, with the aim of offering healthy, tasty, high-quality products. Its products are sold under three brands: Thon El Badr tuna in vegetable oil (162 g can), Thon La Vague tuna in vegetable oil in a large 1,900 g can, and Sardine El Badr in olive oil or vegetable oil. The tuna is cooked whole and hand-packed with bay leaves. Ecofish exhibited at Gulfood 2026 in Dubai.

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Le Petit Paris
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Le Petit Paris

TNTunisia• Nabeul

Le Petit Paris is the brand of COMOCAP (Société des Conserves Modernes du Cap Bon), founded on 18 May 1961 in Saheb El Jebal, Nabeul governorate, Tunisia, to give the region's abundant farm produce an industrial outlet. The brand is named after Le Petit Paris, an emblematic landmark of the town of Kelibia, as a nod to the quality of Cap Bon produce. The company focuses on double tomato concentrate (28-30%), red chilli harissa and fruit jams. From 40 tonnes a day at its founding, processing capacity has grown to 3,000 tonnes a day of fresh tomatoes and 120 tonnes a day of peppers. Annual output is about 13,000 tonnes of tomato concentrate and 1,500 tonnes of harissa, with 10-15% exported. The range includes tomato paste in 1/2, 4/4 and 5/1 metal cans, harissa in cans from 135 g to 2 kg, and fig, strawberry, apricot and quince jams, as well as ready products such as salade méchouia and chakchouka. COMOCAP relies on strict selection of tomatoes, peppers and fruit, plus a full traceability, analysis and control system. It works to ISO 9001, ISO 22000, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, FSSC 22000 and HACCP standards, and its harissa holds the Tunisian 'Food Quality Label' for superior quality.

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Abida
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Abida

TNTunisia• Dahmani, Kef

Abida (Société Industrielle des Conserves Alimentaires) is a Tunisian canned-food manufacturer located on the Kef road in Dahmani, in the Kef governorate of north-west Tunisia. The Abida name dates back to 1961 and comes from the Abida area of Dahmani, a fertile farming region known for growing vegetables such as tomatoes and peppers. The product range is built around tomato and pepper preserves: double concentrated tomato paste (140 g, 400 g, 800 g and 4.6 kg cans), Tunisian harissa (135 g, 380 g, 760 g and 2 kg), hrous (fermented chili paste; 140 g, 400 g and 4.6 kg) and salade mechouia (grilled pepper salad; 135 g, 380 g and 1.8 kg). Abida also produces ready-to-use sauces, including pizza sauce (400 g, 3 kg and 4.3 kg) and tomato sauce with basil (400 g). It also makes fruit jams (quince, fig and apricot) in easy-open packaging. The company has invested more than 10 million dinars to renew its production equipment. The plant now has a tomato processing line, a harissa line and a table-olive canning line. Packaging goes from small retail cans to large 5/2 catering formats.

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