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List of Competitive Products and Companies List of competitive products and companies № Product group Product Product label Company Requisites code 1 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages OSJC «Ganja Sharab-2» 3 Kanar street, Ganja city, AZ2000 PRODUCTS 2208 (cognac and wine in a tel: (99412) 490-19-59, wide range) 490-19-89, (99422) 256-04-00, e-mail: [email protected], www. wines-ganja.az 2 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 1905 Non-alcoholic beverages, LLC "Avrora" Republic of Azerbaijan, Baku, Alasgar Gayibov Street, 10Q, STN PRODUCTS 1704 pasta, confectionery Business Center 1806 Tel: 050 251 77 69 2201 е-mail: [email protected], [email protected] 1902 3 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Hazelnut kernels LLC "NAT SPEKTR" Gakh reg., Lekit, PRODUCTS tel (99051) 656-44-66, е-mail: [email protected] 4 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Wide range of fruits LLC "EYNALLI Shamkir, st. Gachag Nabi 11, PRODUCTS QARDAŞLAR" е-mail: [email protected] 5 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 06 Saplings LLC "Parlar Ting A.T" Guba reg., Tmirzayev village PRODUCTS tel (99450) 317-78-70 е-mail: [email protected] 6 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "Food Export Azerbaijan, Shamkir City, Dallar-Jayir village AZE 5700 PRODUCTS vegetables Shamkir" 7 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Wide range of LLC "FR" Khachmaz, st. Ali Hajiyeva, ap 1, sq. 1, PRODUCTS fruits tel (99450) 687-95-67, е-mail: [email protected] 8 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07 Tomatoes LLC "ECO PROD" Azerbaijan, Baku, Zira settlement PRODUCTS tel (99451) 870-08-88 е-mail: [email protected] 9 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "VN FOOD Baku, st. Javanshir 25, building 104, PRODUCTS vegetables EXPORT İMPORT tel (99455) 334-55-15, COMPANY" е-mail: [email protected] 10 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Wide range of fruits LLC "FREŞ FRUİTS" Khachmaz c, st. Aliagha Vahid PRODUCTS [email protected] 11 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 0702 Wide range of «AGRO-LAND-AZ» Khazar district, Mardakan settlement, 10/76. PRODUCTS vegetables MMC 2 12 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD A wide range of fruits and “AZERSFERA” LLC Baku city, Nizami district, st. B. Nuriev, building 63/14 PRODUCTS vegetables [email protected] (050)2150179 13 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2005 Chips LLC "Global Snack " Baku c, st. A. Mirzoeva, 3, PRODUCTS е-mail: [email protected] 14 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages LLC « Sharg Ulduzu» Shamkir Region, Baki-Qazax highway 388 km, Azerbaijan PRODUCTS tel: (99412) 493-20-23, (99422) 305-36- 01, 302-36-05, Fax: (99422) 302-36-07, e-mail: [email protected], sherg_ulduzu@yahoo.сom, www.sherg-ulduzu.com 15 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 Wide range of LLC "FREŞ-2018" Shamkir st. Vurgun, d. 277, PRODUCTS fruits tel (99455) 358-76-16, е-mail: [email protected] 16 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 Wide range of LLC "Shirin Aqro" St. N. Narimanova, Yeni Hayat Village, AZ5700, Shamkir City, PRODUCTS fruits Republic of Azerbaijan Email: [email protected] 17 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 06 Saplings LLC "BETTA Sumgait city, bld. 60/13, sq. 25, PRODUCTS ADVERTİSİNG е-mail: [email protected] MEDİA" 18 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages Absheron-Sharab OJSC AZ 0118, Аbşeron r., Mehdiabad q., Dostluq k. PRODUCTS 2205 2208 Fresh tomatoes 1, tel (99412) 343-18-00, fax: (99412) 343-22-90, e-mail: [email protected], www.absheron-sharab.az 19 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "T-EKSPORT" Baku city, Karadag district, pos. Lokbatan, Khojahasan road, 57, PRODUCTS vegetables е-mail: [email protected] 20 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "FRUİTGARDEN" Lankaran district, Shaglaser village PRODUCTS vegetables tel (99450) 340-32-70 е-mail: [email protected] 21 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "FRUKTO MİR- Aghstafa district, st. Uzeyir Hajibeyov, bld. 40, PRODUCTS vegetables 2018" tel (99451) 229-74-54, е-mail: [email protected] 3 22 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "CƏNNƏT AGRO" Baku city, Nizami district, I. Mamedov, 11, sq. 29 PRODUCTS vegetables tel (99455) 355-59-74 е-mail: [email protected] 23 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "FRUT TORQ" Shamkir, st. Vurgun, bld. 277, PRODUCTS vegetables е-mail: [email protected] 24 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "FRUTTAMAN" Khachmaz district, vil. Kohne-Khudat, PRODUCTS vegetables tel +994502121888 +994504088535 е-mail: [email protected] [email protected] 25 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Fruit LLC "MADENA" Baku city, Narimanov district, st. K. Rahimov, building 22-s, PRODUCTS tel (99450) 278-79-95, е-mail: [email protected] 26 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07 Tomatoes LLC "RED GLOBE" Baku city, Nasimi district, st. Mir Jalal, 4th block, 60, apt. 89, PRODUCTS е-mail: [email protected] 27 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07 Tomatoes LLC "BİNƏ İSTİXANA Baku city, Nizami district, H. Aliyev avenue, block 94, PRODUCTS KOMPLEKSİ" е-mail: [email protected] 28 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 20 Canned products LLC "Brightman Baku, st. Z. Khalilova, 52, sq. 4, PRODUCTS Business Management tel (99450) 517-55-47 Consultants" е-mail: [email protected] 29 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Wine LLC "AZƏR ŞƏRAB Tovuz district, vil. Ibrahimgajili, PRODUCTS NM" tel (99470) 575-52-84 30 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 20 Jam "FRUKTUS" MMC Ganja, st. Tabriz, 13/50, PRODUCTS 31 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 0802 Hazelnut kernels, LLC "Kaspian Enerji- Khachmaz district, s. Charkhi, bld. 7, sq. 1, PRODUCTS 07-08 fruits, vegetables 2020" tel (994055) 460-42-24, е-mail: 32 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages OSJC «Goygol Sharab» AZ2501, Goygol, H. Aliyev Avenue, House 02., PRODUCTS 2208 (Vinagro) tel: (99230) 404-44-51/52, (99412) 437-26-02/03/04, fax (99422) 205-23-57, e-mail: [email protected], www.vinagro.az 33 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages «Caspian Coast Siyazan district, s. Boyuk Khamya, PRODUCTS Winery&Vineyards» tel (99423) 304-09-07, fax (99423) 304-21-81, e-mail: [email protected] 4 34 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages LLC “Babak Sharab–2 Nakhchivan city, Hajyniyet village. PRODUCTS Yediller” tel: (99460) 540-00-87, (99450) 211-47-39, fax: (99436) 544-33-02, е-mail: [email protected] 35 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages LLC “Nakhchivan Nakhchivan city, Hajyniyet village. PRODUCTS Sharab” tel: (+99460) 540-00-87 (+99450) 211-47-39 fax : (+99436) 544-33-02 е-mail: [email protected] 36 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages LLC "Agro-Azerinvest" Gabala city, st. E. Ksrimova, 34, PRODUCTS 2208 “Gilan Holding” tel: (99412) 465-50-25, 465-55-35, fax: (99412) 465-55-95, 465-55-35, е-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], www.vine.az 37 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages OSJC «Ismailly Sharab AZ3113, Ismailly, Hajihatamli, PRODUCTS 2208 - 2» tel (99450) 335-59-24, fax (99412) 417-21-71, e-mail: [email protected], www.ismailliwine.com 38 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages LLC "Agroinvestcom" Shaki district, settlement Chelebi Khan, winery, PRODUCTS tel: (99455) 672-53-30, (99450) 275-78-64-65, e-mail: [email protected] , [email protected], www. Shakisherab.az, www. agroinvestkom.az 39 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2204 Alcoholic beverages LLC "Tovuz Baltia" Tovuz district, vil. Ibrahim-Hajili, PRODUCTS (cognac and wine in a tel: (99412) 498-94-73, 2208 wide range) 441-29-33, fax (99412) 430-00-43, е-mail: [email protected], tovuz- [email protected], www.naigco.com 40 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2009 Concentrated LLC "Göyçay Qida Geokchai district, st. Natavan, 1, PRODUCTS pomegranate juice, Məhsulları Kombinatı" tel (99070) 612-47-25, concentrate е-mail: [email protected] 5 41 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 2208 Cognac distillate OSJC "GÖYÇAY- Geokchai district, st. Ataturk, 17, PRODUCTS ŞƏRAB" tel/fax: (99412) 440-91-02, е-mail: [email protected], [email protected] 42 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "GF COMPANY" Baku city, Narimanov district, Ataturk ave., 14, PRODUCTS vegetables tel (99455) 716-19-05, е-mail: [email protected] 43 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "GLOBAL Baku city, Sabunchu district, Nardaran urban settlement, Lakhysh, PRODUCTS vegetables EXPORT FRUITS" bld. 163C, tel (99450) 235-56-17, е-mail: [email protected] 44 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "FRESH AGRO" Agdam district, vil. Chullu, tel (99450) 430-88-85 PRODUCTS 907 vegetables, flowers е-mail: [email protected] 45 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07 Tomatoes LLC "HAJIGABUL Baku city, Yasamal district, N. Narimanov avenue, bld. 206/466 PRODUCTS GREENHOUSE" tel (99450) 340-32-70, е-mail: [email protected] 46 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Wide range of LLC "Gilan Orchards" Baku city, N. Narimanov ave., bld. 206, block 466, PRODUCTS fruits tel (99050) 549-67-22, е-mail: [email protected] 47 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "XUDAT Baku city, Sabail district, st. Ahmed Javad, 5, PRODUCTS 0802 vegetables, hazelnut AQROPARK" tel (99455) 296-67-61, kernels е-mail: [email protected] 48 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07 Tomatoes LLC "Gözəl Təbiət" Baku city, Nizami district, ave. H. Aliyev, house 94, PRODUCTS tel (99455) 687-89-67, е-mail:[email protected] 49 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 08 Persimmon LLC "İSAYEV" Zagatala district, village of Yukhary Tala, PRODUCTS tel (99051) 656-56-72, е-mail:[email protected] 50 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 20 Compotes, juices, "Günel-3" K/M Baku city, Narimanov district, quarter 2096, PRODUCTS preserves, narsharab tel (99450) 329-29-60, (pomegranate sauce) е-mail: [email protected] 51 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "KAPİTAN Barda region, Yeni Dashkend, PRODUCTS 0802 vegetables, hazelnut FRUİTS" е-mail: [email protected] kernels 6 52 AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD 07-08 A wide range of fruits and LLC "QALA MEYVƏ- Sumgait city, 13 microdistrict., 22, apt.
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