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Jordan• Amman

Nafeeseh Sweets is a Jordanian Arabic-sweets brand owned by Sally Co. Marketing, which the American Chamber of Commerce in Jordan says was established in 2011 and also owns the Fruit Salad and Lubnani Alshmal brands. Its head office is in Bayader Wadi Al-Seer, Amman; according to the same source it runs a 3,000 m2 Nafeeseh Sweets factory and a facility making traditional (baladi) cream in Irbid, and Nafeeseh has branches in Amman, Irbid, Zarqa, Mafraq, Ma'an and Aqaba. The company's online store lists assorted Arabian baklava in 400 g and 800 g boxes and a Royal Collection; ma'amoul with dates, walnuts or pistachio and assorted ma'amoul; cookies such as barazek, pistachio ghraybeh and petit four; dates stuffed with nuts and coated in dark or white chocolate; frozen rough and soft kunafa; a 'Lite' line of baklava, ma'amoul and cookies; and frozen savoury pastries such as kibbeh and burak. The company states on its website that it is ISO 22000 certified and certified by the US Food and Drug Administration, and that its products are halal and free of genetically modified material. According to its Gulfood 2026 exhibitor page, Nafeeseh offers export-ready and private-label manufacturing, with franchises in Palestine, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia and distribution centres in Turkey, the UK, Europe, Canada and the USA. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Marka (Amman)

Aghati for Sweets & Ice Cream Co. Ltd is headquartered in Amman, with its main management office on Waqas Street in Marka. Its website describes the company as a leading regional sweets manufacturer in the Middle East and Africa with a growing network of agents and clients worldwide, and it runs retail branches in Amman including Dabouq, Al Rabyeh, Hay Nazal and Istiqlal Street. Aghati makes baklava in many varieties (ballourieh, asieh and Shamiyeh burma with pistachio or cashew, surra, oush el bulbul, the Özel selection, honey baklava and luxury boxes up to 1,750 g) and Turkish baklava; maamoul with dates, walnut or pistachio (1 kg semolina maamoul and 350 g wrapped packs) and date ka'ak; barazek, ghraybeh and semsemyeh; fine, shredded and ben naren knafeh; halqoum (Turkish delight) with nuts and halqoum rolls; daily desserts such as warbat, mabrumeh, hareseh and koulaj; cakes; Arabian and Italian ice cream; frozen products (knafeh dough, qatayef, Nabulsi cheese); plus kubbeh, sambousak, olive oil and chocolate. The company states that it holds ISO 22000:2018, FSSC 22000 and HACCP certification, is registered with the US FDA, and holds halal certification and the Jordan Quality Mark from the Jordan Standards and Metrology Organization, as well as a 3-star Superior Taste Award from the International Taste Institute in Brussels. It offers private-label production with global shipping and a partner/agency programme. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Irbid

Jawhart Al Sharq Sweets states that it was established in 1975 by Mr. Sobhi Amin; it now trades as Hussam Subhi Ameen & Partners Co. and is based in downtown Irbid in northern Jordan, with branches serving customers. The company presents itself as a brand keeping alive the heritage of authentic, traditionally made Arabic sweets. Its website says the range covers baklava, ma'amoul, kunafa and cakes, and it lists its packed baklava collection: Baklava Mix with pistachio in 750 g, 1,000 g and 1,500 g packs and as a gift box, Esh Al-Bulbul (bird's nest) with pistachio or cashew, Asieh and Mabroumeh (Borma) with pistachio, and red and white Balloriea, in 1,000 g packs, plus seasonal gift packaging for holidays and occasions. The company states that its quality team supervises every stage from raw-material selection to packing and dispatch, and that obtaining HACCP and ISO 22000:2018 food safety certification allowed it to reach foreign markets; it says it aims to expand to Europe, Asia and America. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025-2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry, under Arabic & foreign sweets.

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FoodCo is a Syrian maker of biscuits, cookies and maamoul founded in 2015; according to its Gulfood exhibitor page its plant is in the Adra industrial area, Damascus countryside, and Dubai trade-show listings give its legal name as Al Taghziea for Food Industries LLC. The company says its daily production runs on lines imported from international suppliers. It produces four categories: stuffed cookies and biscuits under the Stuffy brand (dark chocolate, white chocolate, lemon, apple, berry and orange fillings), Scroll (milk-chocolate-filled biscuit), Bebo, Tamria Time (date-filled biscuits) and Tenno filled with chocolate or caramel; maamoul under the Darcy brand with date, Turkish delight, chocolate and strawberry fillings; cookies and biscuits under Tenno (Dark, White, Fun, Digestive, Grains, Oats) and One Bite (mini biscuit bites in flavours including nacho cheese, butter, Lotus and chocolate); and Daily Fresh fresh maamoul and cookies for the local market. The company states that it holds ISO 9001, ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000 certificates and has a dedicated export sales department, and its company profile publishes per-SKU loading data for pallets, 20 ft and 40 ft HC containers and trailers. It exhibited at Gulfood 2026 in Dubai.

Jordan• Al Turra

Atieh and Mohammad Al Darabseh Co is a Jordanian bakery manufacturer based in the Turra area, producing under the brand 'Ateiq' (عتيق). Its mission is to offer high-quality baked goods that combine great taste with healthier choices. The company specialises in sugar-free baked products and a wide range of items made entirely with whole-wheat flour, alongside traditional white-flour options. Its range includes healthy breads such as oat, barley, fiber and flax seed bread, biscuits, cakes, date-filled maamoul, bread sticks in several flavours and baking mixes. The company states it can produce almost any product using whole-wheat flour and completely sugar-free without compromising texture or flavour, and offers private label manufacturing for businesses and retailers developing their own product lines. Ateiq products are sold through major retail chains in Jordan and are also available in Oman; the company exhibited at Gulfood 2026 in Dubai.

Jordan• Amman

Al Hamadanya Sweets is a specialist in authentic Iraqi sweets, founded in Jordan in 2005 and operating in Amman from two branches in Al-Rabieh and on Al-Madina Al-Munawara Street. Its range is built on Iraqi confections made with pure ghee and pistachios, led by its signature original Iraqi Mann w Salwa, alongside Jazarya (carrot sweet) with nuts and pistachio, mixed baklawa, twisted pistachio baklawa fingers, Ballorieh and Shaeiria. The company offers delivery to all governorates of Jordan and supplies pistachio-wrapped Mann w Salwa in packaging suited for travel. The brand also runs a UK branch in Cardiff offering the same Iraqi sweets range.

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Turkey• Izmir

Can Kardeşler Kuruyemiş was founded in İzmir in 1978 and pairs nearly half a century of experience with modern production technology. At its facilities in the Atatürk Organized Industrial Zone, Çiğli, the company produces nuts, dried fruit, coffee, Turkish delight (lokum), spices, pickle juice and chocolate. The nut range includes Antep pistachios, hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, cashews, pumpkin seeds, roasted chickpeas (leblebi) and mixed nuts. Dried fruits include figs, apricots, raisins, mulberries and plums. It also offers Turkish coffee, filter coffee and espresso, lokum, chocolate and spreads, herbal teas, honey, pekmez, halva and spices. Products reach consumers through more than 60 stores across Türkiye, an online shop and a corporate sales network that supplies gift boxes with volume discounts. The company says its export experience has also given it a place in world markets.

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Turkey• Gümüşhane

Kral Pestil (Büyükbayraktar Gıda) was founded in 1974 in Gümüşhane and describes itself as the first company to take traditional pestil (fruit leather) and köme production to an industrial scale. It has grown from a family business into a sector leader with 126 employees, operating in the Organised Industrial Zone with 20,000 m² of enclosed space, 10,000 m² of it production area, and packing and shipping up to 15,000 boxes a day. The range includes rolled pestil (rulo), folded pestil (muska), honey pestil with no added sugar, paper-thin sheet pestil (yaprak) and köme, walnuts dipped repeatedly in mulberry syrup. It also produces lokum (Turkish delight) with dried fruits and natural fruit aromas, baklava, mulberry, carob and grape molasses, rosehip and cornelian cherry marmalades, hazelnut and peanut spreads and tahini, and natural drinks such as basil water and rosehip nectar. Kral Pestil holds ISO 9001, ISO 22000 and Halal certification and runs showrooms in Trabzon, Istanbul, Gümüşhane and Bodrum.

Egypt

Exception is an Egyptian confectionery and bakery company founded in 2009, producing Oriental and Western sweets, pastries and ice cream, running 20+ branches and cafes across Cairo, Giza and Fayoum with online ordering.

Jordan

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Saudi Arabia

Delham is a Saudi-based business group specializing in premium sweets, chocolate manufacturing, and brand development. Evolving from a family-founded venture, it has built a strong portfolio of high-quality consumer brands and is expanding into regional distribution and strategic partnerships. Its investments include Fahda Chocolate, Almthaq Alarabi, Vian Chocolate, Bern Factories, and Almthaq Alarabi Bakery & Sweets Factory.