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Romanian Companies at SIAL 2012 Romanian Companies at SIAL 2012 AAYLEX DISTRIBUTION M-BORG AGIL MARIFLOR PRODCOM AGRA’S MIB PRODCOM AGRICOLA BACAU - EUROPROD NATURAL ALEX&COMP PAJO HOLDING AMYLON PAMBAC ANA&CORNEL PATISIMO ANDROMI COM PROCER COMPANY ANGST ROMDIL APIPRODEX ROSTAR ARTESANS DEL SUCRE SAM MILLS AVICARVIL SCANDIA FOOD BOROMIR IND SERGIANA PRODIMPEX CARMISTIN UNILACT CAROLI FOODS GROUP VALEA BARCAULUI COMNILIS VASCAR COSM-FAN CARMANGERIE DORIPESCO CRIS-TIM ROMAQUA GROUP DAVICARM AQUACARPATICA DERPAN S.R.L. SAMBURESTI VINEYARDS DRU AGRO EUROFARM IMF ECOFRUCT TAF PRESOIL SRL EUROPEAN DRINKS DOMENIILE DEALU MARE FATTORIA TERRANTICA CARMOLIMP GALLI GALLO MACROMEX INOROGUL IMPEX SONIMPEX SERV COM ITALPROD KALPO ROMALIMENTA KOSAROM PRO ROMANIAN FOOD AssociatioN LIDAS ARRIVEE PARKINGS – NAVETTES IPA KIOSQUE PRESSE INTERNATIONALE IN-FOOD/PAI Food Ingredients IN-FOOD Epicerie Grocery Produits Sucrés Produits Traiteur Confectionery Fresh Prepared Conserves Ready to eat Viandes Preserved products Meat Products Produits Surgelés Pavillons nationaux Produits Deep Frozen Products & Régions du monde Régions de la Mer National Pavilions de France Seafood & Regions of French the World Fruits & Regions Volailles Légumes Poultry Fruit & Pavillons nationaux Vegetables & Régions du monde Charcuterie National Pavilions & Cured Meat Regions of the World PLATEAU TV SIAL d’Or Boissons Beverages SIAL INNOVATION Pavillons nationaux & Régions du monde National Pavilions & Regions of the World Produits Laitiers Dairy Products Produits Biologiques, Diététiques & Compléments Alimentaires Organic, Diet Products & Food Supplements Pavillons nationaux & Régions du monde WIF CUISINE BY SIAL National Pavilions & Regions of the World Epicerie Fine Fine Food Vins Wine plan type au 06/02/2012 HALL 5A – STAND C110 HALL 6 – STAND L088 HALL 8 – STAND D129 AAYLEX DISTRIBUTION EXHIBITOR PROFILE Company Name: AAYLEX DISTRIBUTION SRL Address: Sos. Andronache Nr 229, sector 2, Bucureşti Telephone: 00 4021/241.39.12 Fax: 0040 021/241.39.65 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cocorico.ro Contact persons: CIAUSOIU VIRGIL – Director Executiv DRAGOS ALECU – Manager Export Employees: 87 Registered Capital (USD/EURO): 613.900 anul: 2012 Turnover (USD/EURO): 26.375.000 anul: 2012 The setup year: 2000 Type of activity: PRODUCTION Company Profile and product offer: Production and distribution of chicken meat Aaylex Group has 20 years experience in breeding and Avec 20 ans d’expérience dans l’élevage et la production production of meat and poultry and is a major exporter de viande de poulet, le Groupe Aaylex est l’un des in the field, with strong partnerships with companies from principaux exportateurs dans ce domaine, en ayant de Germany, England, Italy, France and Malta. solides partenariats avec des entreprises d’Allemagne, d’Angleterre, d’Italie, de France et de Malte. Production system is integrated in the sense that we own feed mill, hatchery and growing farms of chickens and Le système de production est intégré, au sens où nous slaughterhouse. détenons l’usine de fourrage, les fermes d’incubation et d’élevage des poulets et l’abattoir. The high level of biosecurity, strict observance of the cold chain, packaging and meat quality is reflected in ISO, Le niveau élevé de biosécurité, le respect strict de la BRC and IFS, as well as high volumes for domestic and chaîne du froid, la qualité de la viande et de l’emballage export orders. se reflètent à la fois dans les normes ISO, BRC et IFS, et dans les volumes élevés des commandes pour le marché intérieur et pour l’exportation. The new range of chilled products wrapped in a protective atmosphere, with a shelf life of up to 14 days, enjoying a success, being present in all major chain stores, as well La nouvelle série de produits réfrigérés emballés dans as Horeca customers (hotels, restaurants, KFC, Pizza une atmosphère de protection, avec une durée de Hut) conservation de jusqu’à 14 jours, connaît un réel succès, en étant présente dans tous les grands chaînes de magasins, ainsi que dans le secteur d’activités de Horeca (hôtels, restaurants, KFC, Pizza Hut). AGIL EXHIBITOR PROFILE Company Name: S.C. AGIL S.R.L. Address: CALEA TORONTALULUI DN6 km 564+600 STG,Timisoara, jud. Timis Telephone: +4 0744 505513 Fax: +4 0256 248033 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.agil.ro Contact persons: Stefan Padure Employees: Registered Capital (USD/EURO): 195615.75(USD) Turnover (USD/EURO): 15846681.09 (USD) The setup year: 1992 Type of activity: MEAT PROCESSING AND PRESERVATION Company Profile and product offer: MEAT thermally treated (pasteurized) Brand: AGIL AGIL - TRADITION AND QUALITY The story of AGIL begins in 1991, when this name (Adrian, Gabriel, Iosif, Letitia) that represents a brand today was only a dream. What initially began as a family business continued to develop, the quality of the salamis and sausages determining the increase of the number of clients. After Romania entered the European Union, the challenges of an extending market, with increased demands affected the activity of AGIL also. The necessity of increasing the efficiency of the manufacturing process and of assuring the highest standards of quality determined the elaboration of a SAPARD project, with a value of 4.6 million euro, which allowed the building of a modern factory of “green-field” type, in the periurban area of Timisoara. The new factory, fitted with the most efficient machines of meat and sausages processing, finished in 2007, having a capacity of manufacturing of 40 tons of products / day, allowed us to get products of superior quality and safety. The products are obtained Magement Integrated Quality - Environmental and food safety certified ISO 9001, ISO 22000 and ISO 14001. AGRA’S EXHIBITOR PROFILE Company Name: SC AGRA’S SA Address: str. Biruinţei nr. 25, Alba Iulia Telephone: 0040 258/811714 Fax: 0040 258/812888 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.mezeluridomnesti.ro Contact persons: Andrei SĂRMĂŞAN – Director Executiv Paul BĂLŞAN – Director Comercial The setup year: 2000 Type of activity: production Company Profile and product offer: production and distribution of meat Agra’s S.A (a joint-stock company) was established in 2000. 2005 was an important year for our company as it was the year when the main investment program for the setup of “The Plant for Industrial meat processing” was initiated through SAPARD (European funds).The plant was inaugurated in October 2006 and has a holding ability of 40t/day, the total investment rising up to 4 mil Euros. In 2007, AGRA’s became a joint-stock company, therefore a series of changes needed to be made regarding the organizational system, as well as that of production and commercial management. From a modest start of processing 3 types of products, we have come to provide a wide range of meat related products that differentiate themselves from the rest of the products in the meat market through their high quality and originality degree. AGRICOLA BACAU - EUROPROD EXHIBITOR PROFILE Company Name: AGRICOLA BACAU - EUROPROD Address: •Calea Moinesti nr.16, Bacau, Romania Telephone: +40 234520206 Fax: +40 234519970 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.agricola.ro Contact persons: Lucica Benedic - Director General Luminita Nemtanu - Import Export Manager Employees: 103 Registered Capital (USD/EURO): 1.218.600 Turnover (USD/EURO): 7.710.000/ 5.943.000 The setup year: 2000 Type of activity: producer Company Profile and product offer: fresh & frozen chicken meat, ready meals and ready to eat &ready to heat products, dry salami & cooked products For over 20 years, Agricola Bacău has been the most Depuis plus de 20 ans, Agricola Bacau est le plus important chicken producer in Romania; it holds 16% of grand producteur de viande de volaille de Roumanie, the domestic production in the field. The market share en réalisant 16% du total de la production obtenue par engaged by Agricola Bacău is nearly 14%, while its brand les unités spécialisées. Agricola Bacau a une part de assisted reputation has reached 78% among consumers. marché de presque 14% et la notoriété de la marque Indisputable leader in the Romanian consumers’ auprès les consommateurs atteint 78 pourcentages. preferences and satisfaction top, Agricola Bacău brand Leader incontestable aussi dans le classement des is translated by 100 t meat and meat products and over préférences des consommateurs de Roumanie, sous la 300 thousand eggs sold every day. marque Agricola Bacau marque on commercialise 100 tonnes de viande et produits à base de viande et plus de Agricola Internaţional has placed on the market the two 300 000 œufs chaque jour. product groups manufactured by Europrod under Agricola Bacau brand: Les deux catégories de produits fabriqués à EUROPROD sont commercialisées par la société sous la marque • Convenience meat and vegetable food products ombrelle Agricola Bacau : (heat treated and frozen) • Meat semi-prepared products (just frozen) • Produits précuits à base de viande et végétaux (traités thermiquement et surgelés) • Produits pré cuisinés à base de viande (non traités thermiquement et surgelés) ALEX&COMP EXHIBITOR PROFILE Company Name: SC ALEX&COMP SRL Address: •. Foltanului, Nr. 1c, Loc. Vanatori, Cod 807325, Jud. Galati, Romania Telephone: +40 236477665 Fax: +40 236477665 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.alexcomp.ro Contact persons: Adriana Toma - Export Manager Employees: 300 Registered Capital (USD/EURO): 60,302.00 anul: 2011 Turnover (USD/EURO): 18 milioane, anul: 2011 The setup year: 1994 Type of activity: PRODUCTION Company Profile
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