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Yemen Company for Industry and Commerce (YCIC)
Yemen Company for Industry and Commerce (YCIC) specialises in manufacturing confectionery, biscuits, wafers and cakes with over 24 years of expertise in international industrial systems, always striving to provide customers with the best economic solutions. The company owns four established brands: Abu Walad (biscuits), Bingo (wafers), Yamali (cakes and sweets) and Tee Shop — all registered in over 35 countries worldwide. Based in Taizz, YCIC distributes in Yemen and exports regionally and internationally.

Lotus Food Stuff Est.
Lotus Food Stuff Est. was founded in 2003 in the Kingdom of Bahrain and is one of the most prominent retail and wholesale stores specialising in the import and sale of unique and rare international food products. The company operates multiple branches across Bahrain including Jidd Hafs, Sanabis (Gardenia Plaza), Sund and Al Dair, with more than 200 employees. It is distinguished by its wide assortment covering chocolates, biscuits, beverages, canned goods, nuts, dates, spices, confectionery and ice cream, alongside an online ordering platform serving wholesale and retail customers across Bahrain.

Danone Djurdjura Algérie
Danone Djurdjura Algérie (DDA) was born from a 2001 partnership between the global Danone Group and Laiterie Djurdjura, founded by Mohand Batouche in Akbou, Béjaïa in 1983. Its mission is to bring health through food to as many Algerians as possible. The company produces over 98,000 tonnes per year across two factories (Akbou and Blida) under its brands: Activia, Danette, Actimel, Oikos, Gervais, Danao, Danino and the Blédina infant nutrition range. It relies on its pioneering 'H'lib Dzair' network of over 1,300 partner farmers to source 80% of its milk locally. B Corp certified since July 2024, score 89.4.

Kaoua Food
SARL Kaoua Food was established in 2010 in Hammedi, Boumerdès, Algeria, specialising in the manufacture and marketing of confectionery, chocolate and biscuit products. The company operates modern production lines with European equipment and applies the ISO 9001 v2015 quality management system using raw materials selected from world-class suppliers. It exports through Algeria's ALGEX/PROMEX platform and distributes widely on the domestic market. Its brand portfolio includes: Optilla (chocolate hazelnut spread, tablets, bars, biscuits), Moon (chocolate spread, biscuits), Banado (bulk-format spread), Henina (wrapped candies), Doydoy and Napolitano (soft and gummy sweets).

Chocran Algérie
Chocran Algérie is an Algerian artisanal food company specialising in the manufacture of pistachio pastes, almond pastes, peanut butters, and artisanal spreads. The company offers a wide range including: classic pistachio paste, pistachio knafeh cream, crunchy pistachio cream, almond paste, and peanut butters in multiple flavours (Morning, Energy, chocolate, caramel, hazelnut, white chocolate, nigella). Alongside the retail line, Chocran offers a complete professional line (Pro) dedicated to confectioners, manufacturers and pâtisseries. Chocran is committed to artisanal quality and the use of natural ingredients free from artificial preservatives, distributing across Algeria and engaging actively on social media.

Sarl Yasmine Food
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.

Aromatech Algérie
Aromatech Algérie was established in 2002 as a business unit of the global Aromatech Group, specialising in the manufacturing and commercialisation of sweet and savoury flavour solutions for the Algerian market. The company combines local-market expertise with the technical capabilities of its parent group to develop customised aromatic solutions across diverse food applications: instant beverages and emulsions, spreadable and processed cheeses, confectionery and biscuits, snack seasonings, sauces and meat-based products. It operates a 2,000 m² production facility with a capacity of 600 tonnes/year and an R&D laboratory for product adaptation, alongside a dedicated distribution subsidiary (Aromatech Algérie Distribution) founded in 2016.

ANL Choco
ANL Choco (ANL Gıda) — a Turkish chocolate and praline manufacturer from Istanbul, under the LEXUS brand. Hazelnut- and cream-filled chocolate pralines in tins and gift packs of various sizes. Available for wholesale and export.

Cihan Chocolate and Candy
Cihan Chocolate & Candy — a Turkish manufacturer from Konya with 32 years of experience producing chocolate, candy and confectionery to the highest quality standards. Modern plant (~6,400 m², 100 tons/day) with lab-controlled hygienic production compliant with the Turkish Food Codex. Wholesale & export.

GIDA International Group
GIDA International Group — a Turkish producer and exporter from Istanbul of natural fruit paste (Kamaruddin) in apricot, strawberry, mango, orange, guava, pineapple and lemon flavors. Vacuum-packed (300/400g), exported in 20'/40' containers. A healthy, versatile natural product.

SFK Global
Turkish producer of natural confectionery and dried foods from Kayseri, founded 2021. Brands KALPAKLIZADE & YERLİ HASAT: flavored Turkish delight, walnut sucuk, pestil (fruit leather), nuts and sun-dried fruits (apricot, fig, plum, mulberry, lemon, orange) — natural, vegan, GMO-free. Certified to FSSC 22000 and multiple ISO standards.
Interbrands Jordan
Interbrands is the Jordanian affiliate of the Lebanese Fattal Group, whose website now appears under the name TAMINA. It is based in Amman, in Abu Alanda on the Ring Road, Al Ayoubin Street, Interbrands Building No. 12. The group's Jordan page says Interbrands holds a significant share of the fast-moving consumer goods market in Jordan and has gained the respect and confidence of multinational suppliers. Group news reports that in May 2025 Interbrands celebrated 25 years of presence in Jordan with a gala dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel Amman. The company states that its distribution network covers modern trade (supermarket chains), traditional trade and groceries, wholesalers, pharmacies, the hotel, restaurant and café (HORECA) sector, and cosmetic shops. The parent group presents itself as operating in nine countries — Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, the UAE, Algeria, Egypt, France and Cyprus — and cites, at group level, 27,000 customers, 82,000 SKUs, 100,000 square metres of warehouses and 500 suppliers across four business segments. In consumer goods in Jordan, the group page lists among the "partners we represent" the food brands Lindt & Sprüngli chocolate, Sante breakfast cereals, Krynica Vitamin drinks and Rawnaq Al Khaleej Food Industries, alongside non-food partners such as Coty, Kenvue, Reckitt, Mirato and Giant Industrial Group (GIG). The Jordan appliances page also lists Conair and Helen of Troy. Group news notes that Interbrands received Mirato's Highest Growth Award for the MENA region for 2024, an appreciation award from Giant Industrial Group marking six years of partnership, and that it took part in an Amman Chamber of Commerce meeting on improving the investment environment. The group says it was listed in 2025 among Forbes Middle East's Top 100 Arab Family Businesses.
