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Chabiant Wines Introduction Final Azersun Holding Embassy of Azerbaijan to the P.R. China, Office of the Trade Representative 18A10 No.7 Guanghua road, Hanwei Plaza, Beijing China, 100004 Tel: (+86 10) 659 20 300 Fax: (+86 10) 659 24 800 [email protected] Tel: (+86) 151 1007 5857 CANNED PRODUCTS ANNOTATION “Azersun Holding” have been operated in Azerbaijan since 1991 within Intersun Group of Companies, center of which locates in UAE (Dubai). The Holding includes more than 30 production companies operating under the international ISO standards and carries on mainly 4 directions – food production (including tea, canned goods, edible oil, sugar, salt, milk etc.), agriculture, packaging and paper industry and selling. The group of companies does not only provide the country and region with quality food products, but also established big production facilities in the regions of the Azerbaijan Republic. The agricultural complexes covering thousands of hectares of area that operating within the company and supplied with the last agritechnical equipment provides the processing facilities with raw material and at the same time are used to grow feed for big cattle-breeding complex. The Holding includes sugar factory with 700 000 ton/yearly capacity that the biggest one in the region, 4 canning factories with 100 000 ton/yearly processing capacity totally, oil factory with 270 000 tons of production capacity, tea factories, paper and cardboard combines, salt processing plant, nut factory, metal packaging factory and other entities. About 10 000 people have been provided with permanent job in the entities of the Holding. Outside of Azerbaijan, the group of companies has tea packaging factory and canned products processing factory in Krasnodar province, Russian Federation and the tea factory in Shri-Lanka. Azersun Holding has well enough large export geography. Presently, our products are successfully exported to Russian Federation, Ukraine, Republic of Belorussia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, UAE, Lithuania, Poland, Iraq, Iran, Germany, USA, China, Thailand, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Israel. Our exported products include tea, canned goods, edible oil, paper products, salt, sugar and other foods manufactured by our Holding. You may get closely acquainted with our exported products in this catalogue. CANNED PRODUCTS CANNEDTEA PRODUCTS PRODUCTS Azerçay Classic Black Tea Azerçay Classic Black Tea Azerçay Classic Black Tea 100 gr / 118535 250 gr / 16620 450 gr / 164387 Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot flavored black tea. Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea flavored black tea. Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea flavored black tea. Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry teapot.Fill the teapot with boiling water an dry teapot.Fill the teapot with boiling water an dry teapot.Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degustation notes: allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degustation notes: allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degustation notes: The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. TEA PRODUCTS Azerçay Buket Tea Azerçay Buket Tea Azerçay Buket Tea 100 gr / 118137 250 gr / 21162 450 gr / 165793 Description:OPA-type, large-leaved black velvet tea. Description:OPA-type, large-leaved black velvet tea. Description:OPA-type, large-leaved black velvet tea. Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry teapot.Fill the teapot with ml of water into warm dry teapot.Fill the teapot with ml of water into warm dry teapot.Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degusta- boiling water an allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degusta- boiling water an allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degusta- tion notes:The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; tion notes:The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; tion notes:The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown teas in its color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown teas in its color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. rich Azerbaijan lands. rich Azerbaijan lands. TEA PRODUCTS / CERTIFIED BY: TS EN ISO 9001:2008, TSE-ISO-EN 22000, TS İSG OHSAS 18001:2008, TSE-ISO-EN 14001:2004 Quantity of product Quantity box Quantity netto Customs code Customs code Product code Product name Package Type Weight of piece in package per 20’ container per 20’ container for EU for CIS 118535 Azerçay Classic Black tea Cardboard box 100 gr 60 936 5616 0902300000 0902300000 16620 Azerçay Classic Black tea Cardboard box 250 gr 40 588 5880 0902300000 0902300000 164387 Azerçay Classic Black tea Cardboard box 450 gr 15 920 6210 0902300000 0902300000 118137 Azerçay Buket Cardboard box 100 gr 60 936 5616 0902300000 0902300000 21162 Azerçay Buket Cardboard box 250 gr 40 396 3960 0902300000 0902300000 165793 Azerçay Buket Cardboard box 450 gr 15 660 4455 0902300000 0902300000 2 3 CANNEDTEA PRODUCTS CANNEDTEA PRODUCTS PRODUCTS Azerçay Extra Azerçay Extra 250 gr / 26790 Azerçay Chaykhana Tea Azerçay Chaykhana Tea 100 gr / 26789 Description:Medium large-leaf , black velvet tea. Brewing procedure: 100 gr / 117803 450 gr / 118226 Description:Medium large-leaf , black velvet tea. Brewing procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry teapot. Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot flavored black tea. Brewing Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot flavored black tea. Brewing Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry teapot. Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 6-7 minutes. De- procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 6-7 minutes. De- gustation notes:The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its color teapot. Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 5-6 minutes. teapot. Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 5-6 minutes. gustation notes:The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its color is light bright, golden red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. Degustation notes:The taste of the tea is soft Bergamot aromated, color is Degustation notes:The taste of the tea is soft Bergamot aromated, color is is light bright, golden red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. bright, dark red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. bright, dark red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. Azerçay Buket Azerçay Chaykhana Tea Azerçay Chaykhana Tea 100 gr / 26788 Azerçay Buket 100 gr / 117985 250 gr / 117992 Description:OPA-type, large-leaved black velvet tea. Brewing procedure: 250 gr / 22604 Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot flavored black tea. Brewing Description:FBOP type small-leaved bergamot flavored black tea. Brewing Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry teapot.Fill Description:OPA-type, large-leaved black velvet tea. Brewing procedure: procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry procedure: Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degustation Add 2 tea spoons of tea for each 200 ml of water into warm dry teapot.Fill teapot. Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 5-6 minutes. teapot. Fill the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 5-6 minutes. notes: The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its color is light bright, the teapot with boiling water an allow infuse for 7-8 minutes. Degustation Degustation notes:The taste of the tea is soft Bergamot aromated, color is Degustation notes:The taste of the tea is soft Bergamot aromated, color is golden red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. notes: The taste of the tea is tender palate dazzling; its color is light bright, bright, dark red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. bright, dark red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. golden red. Specially grown teas in rich Azerbaijan lands. TEA PRODUCTS / CERTIFIED BY: TS EN ISO 9001:2008, TSE-ISO-EN 22000, TS İSG OHSAS 18001:2008, TSE-ISO-EN 14001:2004 TEA PRODUCTS / CERTIFIED BY: TS EN ISO 9001:2008, TSE-ISO-EN 22000, TS İSG OHSAS 18001:2008, TSE-ISO-EN 14001:2004 Quantity of product Quantity box Quantity netto Customs code Customs code Quantity of product Quantity box Quantity netto Customs code Customs code Product code Product name Package Type Weight of piece in package per 20’ container per 20’ container for EU for CIS Product code Product name Package Type Weight of piece in package per 20’ container per 20’ container for EU for CIS 117803 Azerçay Chaykhana Cardboard box 100 gr 60 864 5184 0902300000 0902300000 26789 Azerçay Extra Tin box 100 gr 50 480 2400 090230000
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