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Jordan• King Abdullah II Industrial City (Sahab)

Al-Nada Food Industries Co. is a Jordanian company based in King Abdullah II Ibn Al-Hussein Industrial City in Sahab, Amman. It describes itself as a modern, leading manufacturer and marketer of snack pellets — the semi-finished raw material used to make chips — under the "Nada" trademark, and says it installed its first pellet line using European production equipment as demand grew in Jordan and neighbouring countries. The company makes ready-to-fry pellets from potato, corn and wheat in many shapes: spiral, pico, regular, wavy, square-tube and ring potato pellets; corn cones and 3D mix cones; and 9 mm and 13 mm wheat rings, wheat leaves and wheat squares, each with a published frying temperature and time (190–205 °C for 6–10 seconds). It states that the pellets need only frying and flavouring. It also shows finished snack brands: Nando Chips (potato chips in flavours including paprika and chili lemon) and the Ringerz, Buffs and Pops corn snacks (pizza, cheese and tomato flavours). The company states that its quality management is based on Codex Alimentarius guidelines and on ISO 9001, HACCP and ISO 22000 systems, and its website shows a TÜV Rheinland ISO 22000 mark; a quality laboratory re-tests every pellet batch after a three-day stabilisation period. It says it supplies pellets to the largest chips factories in the region, at home and abroad. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

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Jordan• Al-Muwaqqar

Attayebat Company for Food Industries states that it started in 2011 as a factory specialised in snack pellets (semi-finished raw material for snacks), building on food-manufacturing experience going back to 1987, and describes itself as one of the leading snack-pellet producers in Jordan and the Middle East. Its fully integrated factory is in the Al-Muwaqqar industrial zone; the name means "the finest" in Arabic. The company produces potato snack pellets (crinkle big, crinkle big smooth, small and big flat, spiral 8 mm and 9 mm, round and square tubes, shells, bear shapes, tomato-potato spirals and 'ghost' shapes), corn snack pellets (small, big and jumbo cones, 14 mm rings, triangles) and wheat snack pellets (fly wheels, square grids, rings, crabs, wheels, tubes), as well as hummus and lentil pellets. It says its pellets can be fried, baked or dried and that it offers customised products that help clients build their own brands. The company states that it holds ISO 22000 and ISO 9001 certifications along with other local and international accreditations, that its products are exported to global markets, and that research and development plays a central role in its production. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 of the Amman Chamber of Industry under chips and corn snacks.

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Egypt

Kemet Natural Foods Company has specialized in manufacturing baked snacks and pretzels since 1998. Based in the Fifth Industrial Zone in 6th of October City, it offers the Bretzo, Mixy, and Munchoz brands, and describes itself as the largest snack manufacturer in Egypt and Africa.

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Saudi Arabia

A Saudi food factory in Jeddah specializing in the manufacture of snacks and light meals in various shapes and flavors under the brands Fantazy, Zico, Kraksy, and Bingo, with plans to expand into Middle Eastern markets.

Jordan

A Jordanian store importing and distributing Asian snacks, offering Kozo konjac jelly and Coco Nata de Coco pudding, sold by the box or unit at wholesale prices with delivery within Jordan.

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UAE• Dubai

Armela Farms is a Dubai-based hydroponic farming company that grows fresh leafy greens in an indoor, controlled environment in the UAE desert. The company handles growing, on-site storage, packaging and distribution itself, delivering produce from farm to fork. Its range includes fresh lettuce, the ready-to-eat Simply Salads line (Chopped Romaine, Veggie Salad, Rainbow Salad, Leafy Salad, Garden Salad and Shredded Iceberg) and the Armela Fresh range of vegetables for everyday cooking. The Happy Snacking line offers snack vegetables such as Snack Cucumbers, Rainbow Cherry Tomatoes and Cucumber Poppers, alongside fresh kale and Armela Snacks flavored kale chips in Paprika Lime, Garlic, Sea Salt and Zaatar. The farm's hydroponic technology allows year-round production (365 days of crops) with about 80% less water than traditional farming and no pesticides. Procedures are monitored against a HACCP plan, and the company's stated vision is to strengthen food security in the UAE and reduce reliance on imports.

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Tunisia• Tunis

Cerealis is a Tunisian food manufacturer founded in 2004 that specializes in salty snacks and describes itself as the leader of the Tunisian chips market. It is based at Les Berges du Lac in Tunis. The company uses modern production equipment and exclusive raw materials sourced through foreign partners, including a partnership with US food group General Mills. It listed on the stock exchange in 2014. The range includes Chips-up potato chips, BUGLES crunchy corn snacks, FINGER SNAX, grissini, tortilla chips, popcorn, and the Sharky and StarSky kids' snacks. The products are aimed at family gatherings, parties and celebrations. Cerealis welcomes distribution partners from Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania and Libya.

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Turkey• Gaziantep

Tat Food is a Turkish food manufacturer founded in 2022 in Gaziantep's 1st Organized Industrial Zone. It draws on TAT Makarna, a pasta maker active since 1978. The company processes its own raw materials in a fully integrated plant covering 5,000 m², of which 3,000 m² is enclosed. Under the Viva brand it produces breakfast cereals: classic and honey corn flakes, chocolate corn-and-wheat balls (Choco Woo), fruity corn-and-wheat rings (Fruity Woo) and honey balls (Honey Woo). Packs come in 250 g, 375 g, 450 g, 500 g, 700 g and 1 kg, plus a ready-to-eat 36 g corn flakes cup. For industrial customers the company supplies corn semolina (Tip 98, Tip 101, Tip 103 and Tip 108), corn flour and corn bran, all made from non-GMO corn. Low-fat Tip 103 semolina is used in brewing, including gluten-free beer. The corn flour goes into bread, cereal blends, sauces and pasta. Tat Food also makes rice, corn and wheat puffs for the food industry in colors and sizes to order. These include plain, cocoa and colored puffed rice in 3-4 mm, 3-7 mm, 4-5 mm and 6-7 mm sizes, as well as bulgur flakes. Puffs can be made sweet or savory.

Turkey• Izmir

Fabro Foods is an exporter based in Konak, İzmir. It was founded by professionals from international trade and the food industry, whose team brings more than 20 years of experience. The company specialises in sourcing and supplying premium olive oil and selected food products, works with trusted producers and controls every stage from sourcing to delivery. The olive oil range covers extra virgin (acidity ≤0.8%), virgin (acidity ≤2.0%), blended/Riviera, and olive pomace oil for industrial kitchens and food manufacturing. Vegetable oils include refined sunflower oil and palm oil. The portfolio also includes rice cakes made from organic rice, which are gluten-free and suitable for vegans, and a 100% buckwheat product. Olives come in many varieties, sizes and calibres, with flexible packaging for retail, food service and industrial use. Fabro also offers a Himalayan salt grinder, a black pepper grinder, oregano, thyme, paprika, chili flakes and garlic powder. Its jams come in strawberry, apricot, sour cherry, orange, fig, mixed berries, quince and grape.