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Repertoire 2014 Des Exportateurs Du Sénégal Soldive, a choisi de s’implanter sur 50 ha le long du fleuve Sénégal à saint louis, il produit depuis 2006 un melon charentais d’excellente qualité gustative. Le melon Soldive Sénégal est devenu la référence sur le marché de contre-saison de Noël et de Pâques Site de production certifié Globalgap. De la graine à la commer- Production : Melon (Charentais, Galia) cialisation, en passant par la Exploitation : 100 ha récolte et le conditionnement, : Mi-novembre à début janvier, Calendrier toutes les étapes répondent et de mi-février à fin-avril aux exigences des clients et Volume : 2 000 tonnes consommateurs. Soldive Sénégal, Cité Boudiouck, Saint Louis Tel : +221 33 961 03 73 / 77 450 20 18 [email protected] / www.soldive.fr Manobi est fournisseur de services Secteurs/Services métiers inclusifs d’optimisation des chaines de valeur. mAgri™ : mFleet™ La plate-forme mAgri™ organise les La plate-forme mFleet™ est ensemble Les services fournis par MANOBI filières agricoles désorganisées en de services métiers dédiés à la gestion repose sur l’exploitation des chaines de valeur optimisée pour optimisée de la mobilité au sein de les agriculteurs, les fournisseurs l’entreprise technologies de l’information d’intrants, les agro-industriels, les (mobile, web, SIG, …) couplée à banques et les sociétés Jotbi™ d’assurance une expertise forte des secteurs de La plate-forme Jotbi™ offre un ensemble de services mobiles 2 web son marché et à un savoir-faire mWater™ optimisant la collecte de données et reconnu pour assurer le mWater™ est la plate-forme de la conduite des enquêtes. gestion optimisée des réseaux développement d’interactions d’eau urbains et villageois mShop™ asymétriques optimales et optimisant le déploiement du La plate-forme mShop™ optimise la service de l’eau pour tous. distribution des denrées pour assurer profitables entre les clients du la maitrise des prix et la sauvegarde sommet à la base de la pyramide mSanitation™ du pouvoir d'achat des ménages. mSanitation est un écosystème de sociale et économique. services spécialisés pour améliorer mSchool™ l'accès des populations aux La plate-forme mSchool™ est dédiée Les clients de Manobi sont autant infrastructures et aux services au suivi et à l’amélioration des d'assainissement. les populations vulnérables et conditions d’apprentissage des élèves dans les écoles petits opérateurs cherchant à mLocGov™ La plate-forme mLocGov™ répond mFlood™ intégrer le marché, que les aux besoins des collectivités locales La gestion du risque des inondations désireuses, dans le cadre de la sociétés à dimension est au niveau local est facilitée grâce décentralisation, d’administrer aux services de la plate-forme internationale désireuses de efficacement leur territoire. mFlood™. développer leur portefeuille. 17, Fenêtre Mermoz, BP 25026, Dakar Fann, Sénégal – http://www.manobi.com Tél : +221 33 869 20 50 – e-mail : [email protected] Directeur de Publication Romuald Taylor Coordinatrice / Responsable édition Fama Syll Régie et Référencement Fama Syll - Salimata Samba Diène - Alex Gaye Chérif Bodian Equipes rédactionnelless Asepex Djiby Sarr – Oulimata Sarr - Papa Dieng Ndiassé Ngom - Diabel Ndaw - Oumou Ndiaye Calao Production Khady Diop – Romuald Taylor – Philippe Laura Traduction Joy Ezemonye Sambe Graphisme Angelo Zogo – Grain D’image Une Coédition de Calao Production et de l’Asepex Calao Production 34, Mermoz Pyrotechnique Ancienne Piste [email protected] Asepex Immeuble Barsalam 2ème étage, Avenue Cheikh Anta Diop [email protected] ISSN N° 2337-2745 / Tirage 12 000 Ex Tous droits réservés Photos Angelo Zogo – Kamikazz – Romuald Taylor Jules Diop – Teranga Gold – Asepex Mamadou Gomis – King Fahd Palace Alex Gaye - Brussels Airlines 4 Le répertoire des EXPORTATEURS du Sénégal 2015 Editorial Editor’s note Un autre Sénégal Senegal’s other facet n tournant ces pages vous découvrirez You will discover Senegal and its “Made le Sénégal et ses exportations, in Senegal” export products and services, « l’Origine Sénégal ». while going through this directory. ENous coéditons ce répertoire avec l’Agence This directory was jointly edited with the sénégalaise des exportations a¿n Tue ce Senegalese Export Agency. Its purpose is to manuel vous permette de connaître ou de guide you through the array of services and mieux connaître les services, les sociétés products offered by Senegalese companies. et leurs produits de notre pays. Vous vous As you will notice, many Senegalese services apercevrez trqs vite Tue Eeaucoup de and products can compare favourably with services et produits sénégalais n’ont rien à international productions. envier aux productions internationales. This ¿rst edition was compiled to help you Cette première édition est faite également with your searches, allowing you to directly pour faciliter vos recherches, vous permettre contact companies, in Senegal, proposing to de contacter directement des sociétés export their expertise. installées au Sénégal proposant d’exporter leur savoir faire. The country’s vast potentials stretch from the land to the sea, coming mostly from the Le Sénégal regorge de potentiel dans talented women and men, who have been Eeaucoup de domaine, de terres et able to adapt their traditional expertise to the d’océan; mais surtout de femmes et needs of an ever-changing world. d’hommes talentueux Tui ont su allier leurs connaissances traditionnelles aux Eesoins We hope that this directory will be useful to d’un monde en perpétuelle mutation. you in your searches, guiding your choices and helping you to engage with a rapidly- Nous souhaitons Tue ce manuel vous soit emerging Senegal. utile dans vos recherches, oriente vos choix et vous permette de venir à la rencontre d’un Sénégal en pleine émergence. Calao Production 5 6 Le répertoire des EXPORTATEURS du Sénégal 2015 e Sénégal regorge de richesses en termes de création, de production, de Eiens et services Lexportés. L’élevage, la production et les industries animales, l’agriculture et l’agro-industrie, les produits de la mer et l’aTuaculture, le tourisme, les industries culturelles et l’artisanat d’art, le textile et la confection, les Tic et téléservices, les BTP, sont parmi les secteurs les plus dynamiTues sur lesTuels repose l’économie nationale. (n collaEoration avec l’Agence de promotion Calao Production, le Ministère du Commerce, du Secteur informel, de la Consommation, de la Promotion des produits locaux et des PME a initié le Répertoire des exportations sénégalaises. Le Eut de ce répertoire est de présenter le Sénégal et ses atouts économiTues, de faire découvrir à ses lecteurs internationaux, les entreprises exportatrices sénégalaises à travers leurs produits et services. La réalisation du Répertoire des exportations du Sénégal s’inscrit également dans le cadre de l’appui Tue l’Agence sénégalaise de promotion des exportations apporte aux PME exportatrices a¿n d’assurer une meilleure visiEilité à leurs produits et services. En réalité, pour pouvoir exporter et s’imposer sur les marchés internationaux, des normes et règlementations drastiTues sont soumises aux PME Tui sont dans l’oEligation de les respecter. Dans cet ouvrage au format de livre de poche, des informations sur les entreprises et leurs secteurs d’activité seront mises à la disposition des professionnels, Tui seront proEaElement séduits par la Tualité des produits sénégalais. Tout en souhaitant une Eonne continuation et Eeaucoup de prospérité aux entreprises sénégalaises, l’ASEPEX reste touMours disponiEle et à l’écoute du secteur exportateur national. Promouvoir le Sénégal à l’export, tel est notre crédo ! Dr Malick DIOP Directeur Général ASEPEX 7 8 Le répertoire des EXPORTATEURS du Sénégal 2015 Préface Preface e commerce est auMourd’hui la Ease The Senegalese exporters’ directory de la richesse des nations, s’il ne fait Nowadays, business and trade form the basis en lui-même celle-ci, au regard de of any nation’s wealth. Business could even l’évolution du volume des échanges constitute wealth, given the evolution in the Ldans le monde, et de la place des pays en volume of commercial exchanges in the world voie de développement. and the position of developing countries. Le Sénégal, par sa position géographiTue By virtue of its geographic position to vis-à-vis de l’Europe, des Etas Unis, Europe, the U.S. and Africa, Senegal has mais également de l’AfriTue, présente undeniable resources to drive its growth des atouts non négligeaEles notamment through the identi¿ed sectors of tourism, dans les secteurs identi¿és pour porter agro-food, seafood products, handicrafts, sans croissance, comme le tourisme, ICT and Teleservices, all sectors with high l’agroalimentaire, les produits de la mer, export potentials. l’artisanat, les TIC et Télé services ; secteurs Tui ont un fort potentiel à l’exportation. The ¿rst edition of the Senegalese exporters’ directory is a result of the collaboration Cette première édition du répertoire des between the different departments of the exportateurs du Sénégal, fruit d’une Ministry of Commerce, Entrepreneurship and collaEoration entre les structures de mon the Informal sector and Calao Production département et l’Agence Calao Production, Agency. I hope it will meaningfully contribute, contriEuera sans doute, par la valeur de given its rich content and wide distribution, son contenu, et sa large diffusion, à donner in giving a current picture of the dynamism une image Eeaucoup plus actuelle de la of Senegalese export-oriented SMEs. dynamiTue des PME sénégalaises tournées vers l’export. This directory contains detailed
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