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Jordan• Amman

Al-Qaissi Roastery is a Jordanian chain of roasteries run by Hisham Al-Qaissi & Sons Co. in Amman. Its website says the company was founded in 1981 and specialises in roasting and supplying high-quality nuts, coffee, spices and more. Its online shop lists seven branches in Amman (including Al-Muqabalain, Tabarbour, Jabal Al-Hussein, Nazal, Al-Wahdat and Abu Alanda), and the group also invests in Dokkan Jeddo (herbal and alternative remedies) and Maamoula (confectionery). Its range covers coffee (Turkish, Arabic, American, instant and pre-packed coffee, plus cardamom), roasted, smoked, caramelised and mixed nuts, Chinese and Malaysian coated nuts and roasted corn, seeds, peanuts and roasted chickpeas, raw nuts and pulses, zaatar (salted and salt-free), sumac, daqqa and sesame, and spices, spice mixes and herbs. It also offers chocolate and occasion gifts, chocolate-covered dates, nougat and Turkish delight, maamoul and oriental sweets, dried fruit and dates, sugared almonds and candy, honey, oils, molasses and vinegar. The company states that its production is certified to ISO 22000:2018 and ISO 9001:2015, that it has served more than 250 hotels and restaurants since 2010, and that it has a dedicated wholesale and distribution team. Its export section offers a range tailored to global markets for wholesale distribution, retail and private label, and the company is seeking distributors and importers. It is listed in the Jordanian Exporters Directory 2025–2026 published by the Amman Chamber of Industry.

Trader

Jordan

A Jordanian store specializing in detox programs, cold-pressed juices, and superfoods. Its products are 100% natural and free of sugar and preservatives, including chlorophyll water, black lemonade, and crackers, with delivery across Jordan.

Exporter

Mauritania

MOBOMAR is a Mauritanian company specializing in the export of seafood, with sales offices in Spain, Morocco, and the United States. It supplies octopus, squid (cuttlefish), lobster, and frozen sardines (Sardina Pilchardus) directly from its stock in Mauritania and Morocco to wholesalers, food service providers, and retailers. It is EU certified and compliant with HACCP standards.

Exporter

Mauritania• Nouadhibou

ASMAK Fish is a Mauritanian company exporting fish and seafood products, exporting over 50 types — including octopus, squid, and sardines — to markets in Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Its products are certified by the National Office for the Inspection of Health on Fishery and Aquaculture Products (ONISPA), based in Nouadhibou.

Mauritania

Trafishco Group Mauritania is a Mauritanian company that exports lobster, octopus, squid, cuttlefish, shrimp, and frozen fish.

Exporter

Mauritania

Atlantique Seafood is a Mauritanian company exporting seafood products, operating an integrated supply chain from fishing to export. Its products include octopus, squid, cuttlefish, shrimp, lobster, and various fish, available in fresh, frozen, and cooked forms.

Exporter

Mauritania• Nouakchott

MCC Fish is a Mauritanian company specializing in international trade of fresh and frozen fish and seafood, based in Tevragh Zeina, Nouakchott. It exports frozen octopus (classified as Tako 5/6/7) and mackerel and horse mackerel, frozen at sea or on land, packed in cartons of 20-30 kg, and shipped by sea or air.

Exporter

Mauritania• Nouadhibou

AFRIMER is a Mauritanian company exporting fresh and frozen seafood, sourcing, processing, and exporting a diverse range of sustainably caught fish and shellfish from the Atlantic waters off the coast of Mauritania — including octopus, shrimp, and various fish species. It collaborates with over twenty partners worldwide and adheres to international safety and quality standards, with additional offices in Paris, France, and Murcia, Spain.

Exporter

Mauritania• Nouadhibou

MSM Seafood is a vertically integrated Mauritanian company in the seafood sector, owning a fleet of 19 fishing vessels in addition to a processing plant in the Nouadhibou free zone, focusing on traceability and maintaining freshness from ocean to plate.

Exporter

Mauritania• Nouadhibou

SAMAK is a company established in 2016 through a joint investment led by the Arab Authority for Agricultural Investment and Development (AAAID) and the Imam Ould Abnou Group, located in the Nouadhibou Free Zone. Its surface fish processing complex was inaugurated in October 2025, covering an area of 15,000 m² with an annual processing capacity of 100,000 tons and a storage capacity of 10,000 tons, making it the largest fish processing plant in North Africa. The company processes mackerel, sardines, and sardinella to produce fish products, fish oil, and fish meal.

Exporter

Mauritania• Nouadhibou

The Mauritanian Company for Fish Marketing (SMCP) was established in 1984 by government decree, with its headquarters located in the city of Nouadhibou and offices in Nouakchott and Las Palmas. The Mauritanian state owns 70% of its capital while the private sector holds 30%. It is one of the largest exporters of frozen Mauritanian seafood products — approximately 50,000 tons annually of octopus, squid, shrimp, sole fish, and other fish — to markets in Europe, Africa, and Japan.

Mauritania

Rabih Fish is a Mauritanian company that exports fresh and frozen fish, as well as octopus and sardines.