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Organization Name Address Thana Distric Product Name Brand 1 Organization Name Address Thana Distric Product Name Brand License Duration 2 Shanti Bricks West Aburkhil Raozan Chattogram Clay Bricks Shanti C-03 30.06.22 3 Chiora Bricks Co Chiora Bazar Choddogram Cumilla Clay Bricks C B C C-12 30.06.21 4 Shahi Bakery & Confec. TA Road Sadar B-Baria White Bread Shahi C-17 30.06.21 5 Highway Sweets & Confec. Lalkhan Bazar Khulshi Chattogram Cake Highway C-20 30.06.22 6 A M S Bricks Moishadi Sadar Chandpur Clay Bricks A M S C-26 30.06.22 7 S.S. Tea House 99, Reazuddin road Kotwali Chattogram Black Tea Aurnov C-27 30.06.20 8 Chandan Oil & Atta Mill Hajiganj Bazar Hajiganj Chandpur Mustard Oil Jora Kobutar C-28 30.06.20 9 Amanat Bricks Manu Amnatpur Begumganj Noakhali Clay Bricks A B M C-40 30.06.20 10 New Bangladesh Tea House Bakalia Bakalia Chattogram Black Tea Nayem C-45 30.06.22 11 Bashkhali Salt Mills Ltd. Firingee Bazar Kotwali Chattogram Iodized Salt Bashkhali C-52 30.06.20 12 Al-Madina Bakery Muradnagar Bazar Muradnagar Cumilla White Bread Al-Madina C-57 30.06.22 13 Al-Madina Bakery Muradnagar Bazar Muradnagar Cumilla Biscuit Al-Madina C-58 30.06.22 14 Chadgaong South Burirchar Hathazari Chattogram White Bread Fulel C-60 30.06.22 15 Fulel Food Product South Burirchar Hathazari Chattogram Biscuit Fulel C-61 30.06.22 16 Fulel Food Product South Burichor Hathazari Chattogram Lachsa Shemai Fulel C-62 30.06.22 17 Bagdad Bread Factory Oxygen Baizid Chattogram White Bread Bagdad C-63 30.06.22 18 Tahar Food Products Nasirabad I/a Baizid Chattogram Ghee Danofa, Recipi C-67 30.06.21 19 Tarik Hasan Salt Crushing Ind. Strand Road Sadarghat Chattogram Iodized Salt Nauka Marka C-69 30.06.20 20 Sharmin Bricks Muradnagar Muradnagar Cumilla Clay Bricks C-73 30.06.20 21 Prapti Bakery & Confectionary Kumarshil Mor Sadarghat B-Baria White Bread Prapti C-77 30.06.20 22 Prapti Bakery & Confectionary Kumarshil Mor Sadarghat B-Baria Biscuit Prapti C-78 30.06.20 23 Hazi Bricks Manuf. Satkania Satkania Chattogram Clay Bricks H B M C-81 30.06.20 24 Gobindapur Bricks Manufacture Lalpur Sadar Feni Clay Bricks G B M C-89 30.06.20 25 K M C Bricks Bangra Muradnagar Cumilla Clay Bricks K M C C-102 30.06.21 26 Arif Bricks Manu (Unit-1) Dilpur Dagan Bhuiyan Feni Clay Bricks A B M C-106 30.06.22 27 Shilua Bricks Works Pathan Nagar Chagalnaiya Feni Clay Bricks Shilua C-107 30.06.20 National Bricks Manu Co (Unit-1) Dagonbuyian Dagan Bhuiyan Feni Clay Bricks N B M C-108 30.06.20 28 National Bricks Manufacture (Unit-5) Enayet Bhuiyan Bazar Dagan Bhuiyan Feni Clay Bricks N B M-5 C-109 30.06.20 29 30 Jharna Brick Field Cottorua, Korer Hat Mirsarai Chattogram Clay Bricks J B F C-112 30.06.20 31 Rupsha Food Product D T Road Halishahar Chattogram Cake Rupsha C-123 30.06.20 32 Silonia Bricks Manufacture Co Dagonbuyian Dagan Bhuiyan Feni Clay Bricks S B M C C-125 30.06.20 33 Well Foods Limited O R Nizam Road Panchlaish Chattogram Cake Well C-126 30.06.20 34 New Fulmala Bricks Nagorpara Muradnagar Cumilla Clay Bricks Fulmala C-138 30.06.21 35 Bonoful & Company East Nasirabad I/A Baizid Chattogram Cake Bonoful C-142 30.06.20 36 Jakir Salt Industries South Hulain Patiya Chattogram Iodized Salt Diana C-154 30.06.20 37 Janata Bricks Bhagalpur Muradnagar Cumilla Clay Bricks Janata C-155 30.06.20 Islamabad Salt Industries Indropool Patiya Chattogram Iodized Salt Nazibah, C-157 30.06.20 38 Choiche 39 Zaman Bricks Manu Co Feni Clay Bricks C-169 30.06.20 40 Dorodi & Company Bijoy Nagar Bijoy Nagar B-Baria Clay Bricks Dorodi C-172 30.06.20 41 Kazi Bakery & Confactionary Station Road Fulgazi Feni White Bread Kazi C-177 30.06.20 42 Sizzle North Agrabad Double Mooring Chattogram Cake Sizzle C-178 30.06.20 43 Zaman Bricks Budhandi, Chandura Bijoy Nagar B-Baria Clay Bricks Jaman C-179 30.06.21 44 Akash Bricks Shasai Budanti B-Baria Clay Bricks C-180 30.06.20 45 Pobon Bricks Shampur, Suhilpur Sadar B-Baria Clay Bricks POBON C-181 30.06.20 46 ASIK BRICKS & Co. Kanchonpur, Macihata Sadar B-Baria Clay Bricks ASHIK C-186 30.06.20 47 Hossain & Brothers Gastola, Norosingar Sadar B-Baria Clay Bricks Akanto C-190 30.06.20 48 Arab Bricks Gokarna Ghat Sadar B-Baria Clay Bricks Arab C-192 30.06.20 49 Roni Bricks Rosulpur, Natghar Nabinagar B-Baria Clay Bricks RONI Co. C-196 30.06.20 50 Kohinoor Enterprise Shah Dolotpur Burichong Cumilla Clay Bricks Master C-206 30.06.21 51 Padma Shop Factory Asian Highway Sadar Cumilla Laundry Soap 1 No Padma C-210 30.06.20 52 Al-Arafat Food Product South Kattali Pahartali Chattogram White Bread Al-Arafat C-218 30.06.20 53 Al-Arafat Food Product South Kattali Pahartali Chattogram Biscuit Al-Arafat C-219 30.06.20 54 Hellal Bread & biscuit Factory S.S.K Road Feni Feni Biscuit C-220 30.06.20 55 Sofikul Islam Bhuyan Bricks Rajendropur Adarsha Sadar Cumilla Clay Bricks SIBB C-221 30.06.20 56 Arman Bhuiyan & Co. Durgapur Choddagram Cumilla Clay Bricks Amran C-222 30.06.20 57 Mayer Dowa Brick Field Pujkara Nangalkote Cumilla Clay Bricks MDB C-223 30.06.20 Diamond Bakery & food Product BSCIC I/A Sadar Cumilla White Bread Dimond C-228 30.06.20 58 Diamond Bakery & food Product BSCIC I/A Sadar Cumilla Biscuit Dimond C-229 30.06.20 59 Kalpana Comodities Co. Bisic I/A Baizid Chattogram Ghee AP-,RAJ, C-230 30.06.20 Gosh,Testi, Asian, Milk kery,Gold, Homeland,Mark 60 61 Japan Bricks Manu Chandhura Bijoy Nagar B-Baria Clay Bricks Japan C-232 30.06.21 62 Abul Khair Mach factory Ltd. Sadar Sadar Feni Safty Match Box Match Box C-243 30.06.20 63 Shapla Brick Field Sadar Sadar Feni Clay Bricks Shapla C-245 30.06.20 64 Shahriar Salt Crushing Ind. islampur i/a Sadar Cox's Bazar Iodized Salt Clean Super C-246 30.06.21 65 Ahmodia Flour Mills Fazilpur Sadar Feni Atta Nasir C-247 30.06.20 66 Ahmodia Flour Mills Fazilpur Sadar Feni Maida 3 Starship Uro C-248 30.06.20 67 Ahmodia Flour Mills Fazilpur Sadar Feni Wheat Bran URO C-249 30.06.20 68 Food Fair Bakery North Agrabad Double Mooring Chattogram Cake Food Fair C-250 30.06.20 69 Bangladesh Bricks Manuf. Podua Choddogram Cumilla Clay Bricks BBM C-263 30.06.21 70 Janata Bricks Khetshar, Halimnagar Adarsha Sadar Cumilla Clay Bricks Janata C-264 30.06.20 71 k k b m bricks shaharasti saharasti Chandpur Clay Bricks kkbm C-269 30.06.22 72 Vuiya Bricks Rampur, Chandura Bijoy Nagar B-Baria Clay Bricks BBF C-270 30.06.20 73 Miah Bhai & Co. Sadar B-Baria Clay Bricks Azim C-272 30.06.20 74 adarsho Bakery 2no Mailer Matha Halishahar Chattogram White Bread C-274 30.06.21 75 adarsho Bakery 2no Mailer Matha Halishahar Chattogram Biscuit C-275 30.06.21 76 adarsho Bakery 2no Mailer Matha Halishahar Chattogram Cake C-276 30.06.21 77 Kamal Construction Ltd. Subornopur Sadar Dokkhin Cumilla Clay Bricks KCL C-280 30.06.20 Dilux Bakery 20 KB Fazlul Kader Road Chawkbazer Chattogram White Bread Dilux C-282 30.06.21 78 Dilux Bakery 20 KB Fazlul Kader Road Chawkbazer Chattogram Biscuit Dilux C-283 30.06.21 79 Mamoni Bricks Bahadurpur, Meghana Ashuganj B-Baria Clay Bricks Mamoni C-304 30.06.21 80 Nadir Par 81 Shuganda Bakery Chandgaon Chandgaon Chattogram White Bread Shuganda C-315 30.06.21 82 Shuganda Bakery Chandgaon Chandgaon Chattogram Biscuit Shuganda C-316 30.06.21 83 Motbaria Bricks Manu. Motbaria Sadar Feni Clay Bricks MBM C-318 30.06.22 84 Thai Food Product Kalurghat Heavy I/A Chandgaon Chattogram Noodles Thai Food C-322 30.06.21 85 Naokhali Food Industries Chowmohony Begumganj Noakhali Lachsa Shemai Palki C-328 30.06.21 86 Naokhali Food Industries Chowmohony Begumganj Noakhali Atta Palki C-329 30.06.21 87 Daudia Oil Mils Gadaun Quatar Sadar Feni Mustard Oil Chantara C-332 30.06.21 88 Gomoti Bricks Manu. Urmopur Sadar Feni Clay Bricks Gomoti C-333 30.06.22 89 Al-Arafat Bakari Station Road Ashuganj B-Baria Biscuit Al-Arafat C-334 30.06.22 90 Al-Arafat Bakari Station Road Ashuganj B-Baria Cake Al-Arafat C-335 30.06.22 91 Panama Bricks Manufac. Lamua Sadar Feni Clay Bricks Panama C-336 30.06.22 92 Bhuiyan & Sons. Harimongal B-Para Cumilla Clay Bricks Amran C-340 30.06.21 93 Emran Bricks Aliswar Sadar Dokkhin Cumilla Clay Bricks Amran C-341 30.06.21 Unilever Bangladesh Ltd Latifpur Kalurghat Chattogram Synthetic Wheel & Rin C-343 30.06.21 Detergent Powder 94 95 RR Bricks Ziapur Burichong Cumilla Clay Bricks Rajib C-344 30.06.21 96 Bhuiyan & Brothers Palpara Adarsha Sadar Cumilla Clay Bricks Amran C-347 30.06.21 97 Asia Bricks Banghar, Lakkanpur Monohargonj Cumilla Clay Bricks Asia C-349 30.06.20 98 ARB Bricks Durgapur Adarsha Sadar Cumilla Clay Bricks Amran C-351 30.06.21 99 Abdul Aziz Bricks Durgapur Sadar Dokkhin Cumilla Clay Bricks Aziz C-353 30.06.21 100 Basar Bricks Manuf.
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