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Greek Exhibitors Level 3 - Hall 3B 2 3 SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B ACHAIAVALUES (DEVELOPMENT COMPANY – AGRO.VI.M. S.A. CHAMBER OF ACHAIA). Booth # 2331 Booth # 2315 6th km National Highway Kalamata-Messini, 58 Michalakopoulou st, 262 21 Patras, Greece 24100 Kalamata, Greece Tel +30 2610 241 244 Fax +30 2610 276 519 Tel 30 27210 69269 Fax +30 27210 69698 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.achaiavalues.gr www.agrovim.gr Contact: Mr. Dimitris Papadimitriou Contact: Ms. Georgia Paradissi Products: Achaean local products (wines & spirits, soft drinks, mineral water, Products: olive oil, olives, organic products, antipasti, dried figs dairy products, fresh fruits & vegetables, spices, frozen fish, preserves, delights, honey, dry fruits, olive oils, sea salt, antipasti, spreads, etc) BARBA STATHIS S.A. Booth # 2305 AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES UNION – AEGHION S.A. (EU-CURRANTS) A5 Street Industrial Area, 570 22 Sindos, Booth # 2204 Thessaloniki, Greece Tel +30 2310 798483 Fax +30 210 3495010 201 Corinthou Street, 25100, Aeghion, Greece Email [email protected] Tel +30 26910 22409 Fax +30 26910 22384 www.barbastathis.com Email [email protected] Contact: Mr. Haris Kordas www.pesunion.gr / www.eu-currants.eu Products: frozen ready-to-bake specialties and filo dough, frozen vegetables, Contact: Mr. Miltos Stavropoulos frozen ready-to-cook traditional Greek recipe mixes Products: black Corinthian currants (Zante raisins), extra virgin olive oil, organic oroducts CHB Group – Vitom S.A. Booth # 2226 AGREXPO S.A. Booth # 2316 29 Paradisou Str, 15125, Athens, Greece Tel +30 210 6836 860 Fax +30 210 6836 850 Bournia Area, 24100 Kalamata, P.O. Box 73 Email [email protected] Tel +30 27210 82149 Fax +30 27210 24551 www.chbjuices.com Email [email protected] Contact: Mr. Christodoulou www.agrexpo.gr Products: canned fruits, private label juices, branded conventional & organic Contact: Mr Panos Goumas juices in Tetra Pak & PET, concentrates, purees, blends & compounds, aseptic Products: fried figs, extra virgin olive oil, PDO KALAMATA olive oil, Kalamata fruit pieces, fruit preparations olives, olive paste, balsamic vinegar 4 5 SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B DELTA FOODS S.A. ENTOPIA Booth # 2301 GREEK TRADITIONAL & DELICIOUS Booth # 2310 23rd klm National Road Athens-Lamia, 145 65 Agios Stefanos, Greece 25 El. Venizelou Ave., 17123 Athens, Greece Tel +30 210 3495000 Tel +30 211 2136878 Fax +30 211 0122610 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.delta.gr www.entopiagreece.com / www.facebook.com/EntopiaGreece Contact: Mr. Haris Kordas Contact: Mrs. Liana Agrafioti / Mr. Panagiotis Filoxenidis Products: genuine Greek yogurt and cheeses, milk, chilled and ambient juices, Products: extra virgin olive oil, balsamic & vinegar, honey, marmalades, pastes ready-to-drink teas, energy drinks and sauces, sea salts, herbs ELBAK S.A. AMBROSIA MAGAZINE - FORUM S.A. Booth #2329 Booth # 2322 5,5 km Larisa - Falani., 41110 Larisa, Greece 2 Vilara str. Greece Tel +30 2410 549 550 Fax +30 2410 592 001 Tel +30 210 5242 100 Fax +30 210 5246 581 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] / [email protected] www.elbak.gr www.ambrosiamagazine.com / www.forumsa.gr Contact: Mr. Karampoulas Giannis Contact: Mr. Panagoulias Products: canned fruits, Greek olives, fruit desserts Products: Trade Magazine ELEONES OF CHALKIDIKI S.A. FOXY S.A. Booth # 2324 Booth # 2312 9th km Old National Road Thessaloniki -Kilkis, 57008, Thessaloniki, Greece 36 Ermou str., 10563 Athens, Greece Tel +30 2310 780866 Fax +30 2310 782217 Tel +30 211 1839 050 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.olive.gr www.marketsage.eu / www.natureourhome.gr Contact: Mr. Georgiadis Contact: Mr. George Intziadis Products: Greek olives Products: NFC fruit juices, salts, olive oil, bakery products GREAT EVOO PROGRAM/ SEVITEL AMKEPE Booth # 2300 15A Xenofontos Str., 10557 Athens, Greece Tel +30 210 3238 856 Fax +30 210 3246 408 Email [email protected] www.greatevoo.gr Contact: Mr. Oikonomou George Products: olive oils 6 7 SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B HAITOGLOU BROS S.A. KARPEA S.A. PREMIUM QUALITY FOODS Booth # 2309 Booth # 2328 Kalochori, 570 09 Thessaloniki, Greece 1-3 Parthenonos, 14671 N. Erythraia, Athens, Greece Tel +30 2310 389700 Fax +30 2310 751747 Tel +30 210 6250084-5 Fax +30 210 6250086 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.haifoods.com www.karpea.gr Contact: Mr. Thanasis Athanasiadis Contact: Ms. Kanakaki Products: wafer rolls, jams, fruit & nut bars, pralines, nut butters, sesame butter, Products: extra virgin olive oil, Kalamata olives, dried salads halva, tahini, sesame snacks and sesame oil KOLIOS S.A. GREEK DAIRY INTERCOMM FOODS S.A. Booth # 2330 Booth # 2230 Limnotopos, Polykastro, 61200 Kilkis, Greece 8th km Larissa – Sykourio, 41500 Larissa Greece Tel +30 23411 38 771-7 Fax +30 23411 38 745 Tel +30 2410 575092-3 Fax +30 2410 575091 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.kolios.gr www.intercomm.gr Contact: Mr. Yannis Zacharopoulos Contact: Ms. Ioanna - Alexandra Saitis Products: authentic Greek feta – organic feta Products: olives, olive pastes, apricot and peach in tins and glass jars, apricot and peach compote in tin and glass jars, apricot and peach aseptically packed, jam & marmalades, and syrups FRESCADO – KONSTANTOULAS THEODOROS LP Booth # 2313 ION S.A. COCOA & CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURERS N. Flogita, 63200 Halkidiki, Greece Booth # 2210 Tel +30 23730 68905 Fax +30 23730 68905 Email [email protected] 69 El. Venizelou Street, 18547 Neo Faliro, Greece www.frescado.gr Tel +30 210 4814971 Fax +30 210 4822942 Contact: Mr. Konstantoulas Email [email protected] Products: antipasti, stuffed vegetables www.ion.gr Contact: Mr. Ch. Bacopoulos Products: confectionery GREEK CANNING COMPANY S.A. “KYKNOS” Booth # 2311 16 Sidiras Merarchias St., 21100 Nafplio, Greece Tel +30 210 5225 671 Fax +30 210 5249 753 Email [email protected] www. kyknos.com.gr Contact: Mr. Eric Fischer Products: canned tomato products 8 9 SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B LELIA FOODS S.A. OLIVEOILS.GR LLC (ARCHO brand) Booth # 2302 Booth # 2327 Kalochori, 34100 Avlida, Greece 22 L. Veikou, 185 47 Pireas, Greece Tel +30 22210-31200 Fax +30 22210-30587 Tel +30 210 4815200 Fax +30 210 4822686 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.esti.com.gr www.archo.gr Contact: Mr. Psyllas Konstantinos Contact: Mr. Costas Archondakis Products: olive oils, olives, balsamic vinegar Products: olive oil, olives LESVOS DAIRY S.A. OLYMPIAN GREEN S.A. Booth # 2326 Booth # 2323 Chidira Lesvou, 81103 Lesvos, Greece 10-12 Dorylaiou, Athens 11521, Greece Tel +30 22530051402 Fax +30 2253051544 Tel +30 211 1033611 Fax +30 210 6455376 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.lesvosdairy.com www.olympiangreen.com Contact: Mr. Dimitrios Georgantelis Contact: Ms. Catherine Papaioannou, Mr. Fotis Mavroudis Products: greek cheese Products: olive oil NUTRIA S.A. PAPAYIANNIS BROS S.A. HALVA PRODUCERS OF GREECE Booth # 2304 Booth # 2212 162km Athens-Lamia N.R., Agios Konstantinos, 350 06 Fthiotida, Greece 6th km Old Road Larissa-Volos, 41000 Larissa, Greece Tel +30 210 3249 085 Fax +30 210 3213 518 Tel +30 2410 571442-4 Fax +30 2410 571 445 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.nutria.gr www.papayiannibros.gr Contact: Mr. Zavakos Nikos Contact: Mr. Tassos Papayiannis / Mr. Vasilis Batalas Products: olive oils, kosher, organic/natural Products: halva, tahini, sesame bars, organic halva, organic tahini, organic sesame bars NIKOLOS ANDRONIKOS – “MEDITERANEE” P. PAVLIDES S.A. Booth # 2220 Booth # 2318 2 Tzoumerkon, 45221 Ioannina, Greece 2nd km Giannitsa- Edessa, 58100 Giannitsa, Greece Tel +30 26510 34449 Fax +30 26510 90096 Tel +30 23820 83590 Fax +30 23820 22065 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.mediteranee.gr www.pavlides-group.gr Contact: Mr. Nikolos Contact: Ms. Grigoriadou Melina Products: traditional Greek products Products: canned peaches 10 11 SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B SUMMER FANCY FOOD SHOW 2016 | Level 3 - Hall 3B REGINA OLIVES CON. IOANNIDIS S.A. STYLIS OLIVE PRODUCERS COOPERATIVES Booth # 2314 Booth # 2308 2 Riga Fereou St., Kalochori, 57009 Thessaloniki, Greece Industrial Area of Lamia, 351 00 Lamia, Greece Tel +30 2310 751756 Fax+30 2310 752179 Tel +30 22310 42486 /+30 22310 42440 Fax +30 22310 42460 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] www.regina.gr www.stylidacoop.gr Contact: Mr. Galanopoulos Ilias Contact: Mr. Christos Karadimos/ Mr. Christos Stamos Products: olives Products: green PDO Konservolia Stylidas olives (whole, pitted), green Konservolia Stylidas olives (whole, pitted and stuffed with natural pepper, pepper paste, almond, garlic, jalapenos, feta cheese, lemon and orange). Black natural KOURANTIDIS NIKOLAOS – “REGINA” PDO Konservolia Stylidas olives (whole and pitted). Booth # 2306 Green and Black Organic olives (whole and pitted). Kalamon olives. Olive paste of green, black natural and Kalamon olives. Block 39A, Zone C’ –Industrial Area Sindos, 57022 Thessaloniki, Greece Tel +30 2310 706481 Fax +30 2310 706481 WINES OF GREECE Email [email protected] Booth # 2218 www.regina-foods.gr Contact: Mr. Kourantidis Nikolaos 109 Vasilisis Sophias Avenue, 115 21 Athens, Greece Products: honey, jams, jellies, sesame bars, marshmallows Tel +30 210 3355200 Fax +30 210 3355745 Email [email protected] www.newwinesofgreece.com RICE UP Contact: Ms. Milik Booth # 2214 Products: Greek wines 1st Road Q.T. 26, 57022 Thessaloniki, Greece Tel +30 2310 795335 Fax +30 2310 795334 ZANAE S.A. [email protected] Booth # 2228 www.riceup.eu Contact: Mr. Schmettau Marc Thessaloniki Industrial Area, Phase B, Entrance C, Products: European processed rice products, produced in Greece 57022 Sindos, Greece Tel +30 2310 796360 Fax +30 2310 723597 Email [email protected] SIOURAS S.A.
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