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Liste Des Titulaires Du Label Tahceine LCT05 : Répertoire des clients labellisés Label TAHCEINE 01er Juillet 2020 Version 01 Page 1 sur 18 Dernière révision : 05 Avril 2021 LISTE DES TITULAIRES DU LABEL TAHCEINE Certificats suspendus N.B : La suspension ne peut pas dépasser six (6) mois Angle Avenue Kamal Zebdi et rue Dadi Secteur 21, Hay Riad-Rabat Tél. : (+212) 537 57 19 48/51 ; Fax : (+212) 537 71 17 73 Email : [email protected]; URL : www.imanor.gov.ma LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat LABORATOIRE 679, Bd El Qods, Ain Chock – MANDARONA Analyses médicales 28/07/2020 16/08/2021 Casablanca D’ANALYSES MEDICALES - Siège (Direction Générale + Régie Autonome de Agence Siège + Sites annexes) ; Distribution d’électricité et Distribution d’Eau et - Site Douar Dlam, site Jnanate, d’eau potable, et services 28/07/2020 En instance de d’Électricité de Marrakech STEP, laboratoire des eaux d’assainissement reconduction - RADEEMA - usées, laboratoire eau potable et 13 agences commerciales. Immeuble CONTEMPO, 71 DN CASABLANCA Audits et conseils ANGLE BVD M5 et Rue 29/07/2020 22/04/2021 D’Azilal-Casablanca AGENCE D’URBANISATION ET DE Activités d’entrepreneur de Hay Hassani BP 82 382 29/09/2020 27/03/2021 DEVELOPPEMENT travaux de construction Oum Rabii- Casablanca D’ANFA - Site de Bouskoura : Z.I. de Fabrication de préformes, Bouskoura 20180 – Casablanca ; captage, mise en bouteille - Site de Tarmilet : Usine d'eaux minérales plates et Oulmes - Tarmilat ; LES EAUX MINERALES gazeuses, et embouteillage - Site d’Agadir : Usine Bahia, 19/08/2020 22/08/2021 D’OULMES d'eaux de table et des Parc halieutique, Tamait izdar - fontaines à eau et des Agadir ; boissons gazeuses - Site d’Oujda : Technople Lot N° 46.47.48.52.53 60000 Version 01 Page 2 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat Secteur 0207 Route Aéroport Oujda ; - Centre de distribution Marrakech : Z.I. Sidi Ghanem 3 - Marrakech ; - Centre de distribution Tétouan : Z.I. route Martil - Tétouan ; - Centre de distribution Meknès : Z.I. Mejjate route Hajeb Meknès. Fabrication de produits de 361, parc industriel Sapino - MAGHREB INDUSTRIES 02/09/2020 09/04/2021 confiserie Nouasseur fabrication et de commercialisation des INDUSCAP ZI Bouskoura, Casablanca 12/10/2020 04/09/2021 bouchons pour bouteilles et bidons en plastique GENERALE DYNAMIC Transport du personnel 4,6 Rue Melouia - Casablanca 29/09/2020 28/03/2021 SERVICES - Boulevard Abou Bakr El Kadri, fabrication de Sidi Maarouf, Casablanca CEMA BOIS DE L’ATLAS 07/09/2020 06/04/2021 contreplaqués et panneaux - Route d'Agourai, km 2.300, Meknès Version 01 Page 3 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat fabrication de détergents et CT/302 Km 1, Jorf Lasfar, El AMA DETERGENT des produits cosmétiques et 09/09/2020 08/04/2021 Jadida d’hygiène corporelle Ouled rahou, 311, Bd Mohamed Fabrication des carreaux FACEMAG Hansali, Sidi Maarouf, 20190, 06/10/2020 05/04 2021 céramiques Casablanca 12 boulevard oukat badi , Production des levures roches noires casablanca SOMADIR fraiche et sèche, et additifs 06/10/2020 25/04/2021 20290. alimentaires de panification zone industrielle el jadida Production de conserves de Z.I, route Tilemzoune - MERVEILLES DES MERS 07/10/2020 01/04/2021 poisson TANTAN 18 Rue Abou Bakr Ibnou Négoce des produits Koutia, Quartier Inductriel SCIM CHIMIQUE 08/10/2020 En instance de chimiques Oukacha, Ain Sebaâ Casablanca reconduction Transport et stockage des produits destinés aux Zone Technopole Aéroport FOODIPEX 14/10/2020 11/04/2021 restaurants McDonald’s Mohamed V Nouacer Maroc Conception, de Développement, de LES LABORATOIRES Fabrication, de km 8 route d’El-Jadida, 20/10/2020 AZBANE Conditionnement et de Casablanca, 15/04/2021 Commercialisation des produits cosmétiques, Version 01 Page 4 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat d’hygiène corporelle, parfums et produits d’accueil pour hôtellerie Usine SIDI HARAZEM, Km 15, route de Taza, SIDI HARAZEM Production et SOTHERMA Commercialisation des Eaux Usine AIN SAISS, Douar OULAD 15/10/2020 30/05/2021 en Bouteilles ABDALLAH , route de Sefrou, commune rurale AIN EL BEIDA, Région de Fès Extraction du sucre à partir SUCRERIE ZAIO de la betterave et de son BP n°2, Zaio - Nador 02/11/2020 24/06/2021 conditionnement Production et de transformation de la Km 6 Route de Larache - Ksar SUNABEL KEK betterave, de 02/11/2020 24/06/2021 El Kebir conditionnement et d’expédition de sucre Extraction, de Mechraa Bel Ksiri à Province SUCRERIE SUNABEL MBK conditionnement et 02/11/2020 24/06/2021 de SIDI KACEM d’expédition du sucre Extraction et de SUCRERIE SIDI Conditionnement du Sucre BP 150 - 24 350 Sidi Bennour 02/11/2020 24/06/2021 BENNOUR Blanc Version 01 Page 5 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat SURAC MECHRAA Production du sucre brute à Machraa belksiri BP 17 02/11/2020 24/06/2021 BELAKSIRI partir de la canne à sucre Extraction, de Raffinage et Sucrerie raffinerie de canne SUCRERIE SURAC KSIBIA de Conditionnement du surac commun ksibia, sidi 02/11/2020 24/06/2021 sucre yahya el gharb, bp : 78. Conditionnement des Station de conditionnement à DOMAINE EL BOURA 02/11/2020 04/07/2021 agrumes Taroudant ville. d’Extraction et de SUCRERIE RAFFINERIE KM 46, Route Beni Mellal - Conditionnement du Sucre 09/11/2020 24/06/2021 DU TADLA Marrakech, Khmis Ouled Ayad. Blanc Version 01 Page 6 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat Site 01 : Centre de maintenance tramway Sidi Moumen Bd Mohamed Zefzaf ; Site 02 : Centre de maintenance tramway Sidi Transport et d’Exploitation du Bernoussi ; RATP Dev Casablanca réseau Tramway de la ville de Site 03 : Agence 17/11/2020 17/07/2021 Casablanca commercial tramway Place nation unies ; Ligne T1 : Sidi Moumen - Lissasfa ; Ligne T2 : Sidi Bernoussi - Ain Diab. - Boulevard Ahl lgholam Sidi Moumen 20250, Casablanca - Km 16, Route N° 107 prefecture Sidi Bernoussi, SMM SOCODAM BTP et Métallurgie Zenata, Casablanca 20/11/2020 10/08/2021 DAVUM - Zone Industrielle Medz, Jorf Lasfar, El Jadida - Zone industrielle Municipale, Kenitra Production et de Centre agricole 807, Toussous Commercialisation des BIOBEST MAROC Commune Inchaden Chtouka 30/11/2020 01/08/2021 auxiliaires pour la lutte intégrée et biologique Ait Baha – Agadir. Version 01 Page 7 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat Anzar ; idir ; ayur ; itrane ; INTERNATIONAL Production de plants bayada) sis ; km 39, route de 30/11/2020 01/08/2021 NURSERY maraîchers francs et greffés tiznit, province chtouka ait baha, agadir. COASTAL CULTURE élevage de palourdes Km 17, Boutalha, Dakhla. 01/12/2020 SYSTEMS 01/08/2021 Fermes de production des Tomates : 39 fermes à Agadir (Province Chtouka Ait Baha) (AZ001T à AZ012T ; AZ014T à AZ037T ; AZ103T à AZ105T ; AZ114T) et 6 fermes à Dakhla (Km 17, Boutalha) (AZ040T à AZ046T) ; Production et de Fermes de production des MARAISSA Conditionnement des 01/12/2020 01/08/2021 Tomates et des Herbes Herbes : 6 fermes à Agadir (Province Chtouka Ait Baha) (AZ038H ; AZ039H ; AZ102H ; AZ117H ; AZ193H ; AZ013P), Et des stations de conditionnement situées à Km 39, Route de Tiznit Tin Mansour, Province Chtouka Ait Baha, Agadir. Version 01 Page 8 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat Fabrication et de commercialisation de compteurs d'eau potable, systèmes de comptage, Boulevard Cadi Tazi, 20880 SMCV 16/12/2020 15/06/2021 solutions de rendement, Mohammedia matériels pour réseaux d'eau potable et d'assainissement, et solutions de voierie, Lotissement Attaoufik, TOTAL CALL Télécommunication Immeuble le Shadow, Sidi 17/12/2020 07/08/2021 Maarouf, Casablanca Site 01 : Angle boulevard Mohamed Tamiri, Bakai et boulevard Moulay Slimane Importation et Casablanca commercialisation de SMEIA Site 02 : Lot 23-24 ZI Gueznaya, 29/12/2020 En cours de véhicules et pièces de rechange Tanger 90000 confirmation Site 03 : 47, Boulevard Ba’Hmad, Casablanca Site 04 : Km 10, Route de Fés– Marrakech HERMITAGE :Angle Bd -Préparation de produits en Modibo Keita et allée de l’aude, 04/01/2021 07/08/2021 McDonald's Maroc cuisine Hérmitage Casablanca. Version 01 Page 9 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat -Service au comptoir, au Oujda: Place du 3 Mars Oued Drive et au lobby et Nachef Oujda terrasse Nador: Corniche Sidi Ali Nador -Vente à emporter et par Fès:Avenue de la résistance McDelivery. Place de la Fiat Fès Meknès : Av moulay Ismail ang. av des Far Meknès Tanger Porte :Avenue Prince Moulay Abdellah, Tanger, Maroc Tanger Malabata : Bd Mohamed VI route de malabata Tanger Tanger Marjane :Centre Commercial Tanger Tétouan drive :Lotissement Aviation, N° 157, érac Nord Ouest Tétouan Mohammédia :Centre Commercial Marjane Route de Rabat Mohammédia Kénitra :Forêt mamora entre route de la fourrière et route Assaknia Kénitra Agadir Marjane :Marjane founty agadir Agadir Plage :Front de Mer, lot. L1 Agadir Version 01 Page 10 sur 18 LCT05 Liste des clients certifiés Date de Validité du ORGANISME ACTIVITE (S) SITE(S) Labellisation certificat Agadir Drive :Avenue Mohamed V Agadir Ibn Tachfine :Centre commercial Tachfine, boulevard Ibn Tachfine Casablanca ADM - Station Afriquia :ADM sens Casablanca Rabat Station Shell : ADM sens Rabat Casablanca Bouznika Aïn Sebaâ :Boulevard Moulay Ismaïl, Casablanca 20250 Anfa Place :Anfaplace Shopping Center Ain Diab Boulevard de la Corniche Casablanca El Jadida :Avenue des nations unies, El Jadida Casa-Port :Galerie marchande Casa port, Boulevard Zayid ou Hmad Casablanca 2 Mars :Angle rue d’Amsterdam et avenue 2 mars Casablanca Morocco Mall :Morocco'mall, L3,036 bd ocean atlantique 20000 Casablanca Anfa Mers Sultan :53, rond-point Mers Sultan Casablanca Mâarif :Rue du Marché, c.
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