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Idal | 2014 2 3 1 IDAL | 2014 2 3 BACKGROUND This directory will provide you with information on the major companies exporting Lebanese Agro Food products. It aims to provide investors and buyers with information for a successful business partnership. The scope of information in this directory covers contact information and product description of companies in the following sub-sectors: - Biscuits, Chocolate, and Sweets - Coffee and Nut - Dairy Products - Juices and Syrups - Mineral Water - Oils, Fats, and Derivatives - Pastries and Bakery Products - Pickles, Jams, and Canned Foods - Poultry, Meat, and Fish - Seeds, Herbs, and Spices - Wine and other Alcoholic Beverages We wish you successful business relationships! If you wish to know more about IDAL’s incentives and services, refer to our website www.investinlebanon.gov.lb For assistance please contact our sector experts at [email protected] IDAL | 2014 4 5 Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets IDAL | 2014 6 7 Al Baba Sweets Amigo Chocolate • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Oriental Sweets, French Pastry, Italian Ice Cream, Chocolate, Al Baba Jewels • Products: Chocolate, Candies & Trading Of Souvenir for Weddings & Dates • Contact Person: Mahmoud Y. Hamouche - Riad M. Hamouche - Hussein M. Hamouche • Contact Person: Amani El Baba - Executive Assistant • Address: Hamouche Bldg. - Hadi Nasrallah Highway - Haret Hreik - Baabda • Address: Saida • P.O.Box: 113/5478 • P.O.Box: N/A • Phone: 961 1 547 373 - 961 1 557 889 - 961 3 743 070 • Phone: 961 7 735 226 • Fax: 961 1 277 721 • Fax: 961 7 722 515 • Email: [email protected] • Email: [email protected] • Company’s Website: N/A • Company’s Website: www.albaba-sweets.com Alpina sarl Anis Jaafar & Sons Co • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Candies, Chocolate & Ice Cream • Products: Sweets, Ice Cream & Chocolate • Contact Person: Mohamad Rafic Kronfol - Nabil Kronfol • Contact Person: Anis Jaafar - Kamal Jaafar • Address: Hamra, Abed El Aziz Str - Verdun, Verdun Plaza II - Hazmieh, Mar Roukouz Street • Address: Anis Jaafar Property - Main Street - Bchteffine - El Chouf • P.O.Box: N/A • P.O.Box: 11-1644 • Phone: Hamra: 961 1 344 846 - Verdun: 961 1 791 091 - Hazmieh: 961 5 452 604 • Phone: 961 5 340 240 - 961 3 690 122 • Fax: 961 1 641 928 • Fax: 961 5 340 241 • Email: N/A • Email: [email protected] • Company’s Website: www.alpinachocolate.com • Company’s Website: www.amc.com.lb IDAL | 2014 8 9 Borjak Company s.a.r.l Cedar • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Sweets, Ice Cream & Chocolate • Products: Manufacturer of Chocolate • Contact Person: Assaad M. Borjak • Contact Person: Rachid M. Ballout • Address: Assaad & Oussama Borjak Property - Main Street - Kesermaya Berke Street • Address: Talje Bldg. - Talaat Harb street - Moussaitbe - Beirut • P.O.Box: N/A • P.O.Box: N/A • Phone: 961 7 971 292 - 961 3 220 864 • Phone: 961 1 355 535 - 961 3 646 160 • Fax: 961 7 974 286 • Fax: 961 1 355 535 • Email: [email protected] • Email: N/A • Company’s Website: N/A • Company’s Website: N/A Cadbury Adams Middle East s.a.l Chelba s.a.l • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Manufacturer of Chocolate & Candies • Products: Chocolate, Chewing-Gum & Candies • Contact Person: Georges A. Barakat - Antoine K. Char • Contact Person: Walid Abdel Sater - Gilbert Boueiz - Jean Bitar - Christine Deroyan - • Address: Wakf Ain Wark School property - Highway - Halate - Jbeil Dora Sleiman • P.O.Box: N/A • Address: Firm Property - Tripoli Old Road - Zouk Mkayel - Kesrouan • Phone: 961 3 667 646 • P.O.Box: 65 Jounieh • Fax: 961 9 545 646 • Phone: 961 9 211 818 - 961 9 211 819 - 961 9 211 820 • Email: N/A • Fax: 961 9 211 457 • Company’s Website: N/A • Email: N/A • Company’s Website: N/A IDAL | 2014 10 11 Chocolat Paladin Dandy • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Chcolate, Ice Cream, Cakes, Salted Products • Products: Chcolate & Confectionery • Contact Person: Sarkis Belfachian • Contact Person: Fadi Saade - Kamal Saade • Address: Baabda - Damascus Road - After Hawa Chicken - Beirut • Address: Bchamoun Lebanon (Head Office) • P.O.Box: N/A • P.O.Box: 13/5282 • Phone: 961 5 455 558 • Phone: 961 1 345 282 • Fax: 961 5 452 175 • Fax: 961 5 810 662/3 ext.14 • Email: [email protected] • Email: [email protected] - [email protected] • Company’s Website: www.chocolat-paladin.com • Company’s Website: www.dandychocolate.com Chopin Co. for Sweets Manufacture & Trade Details Commercial Group DCG s.a.r.l • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Manufacturer of Sweets, Candies, Chocolate, Catering • Products: Manufacturer of Oriental & Western Sweets • Contact Person: Amin Kamel Ismail - Ali Kamel Ismail • Contact Person: Imad Sami Farhat - Maria- Karina El Khoury • Address: Mohamad Abdallah El Ali property - Mazraa Strtenear Yazbekt - • Address: Elysee Center 1st floor - Euro Plaza street - Jbeil Moussaitbe - Beirut • P.O.Box: N/A • P.O.Box: 14/6627 • Phone: 961 3 160 731 • Phone: 961 1 706 701 - 961 3 770 532 • Fax: N/A • Fax: 961 1 304 855 • Email: N/A • Email: [email protected] • Company’s Website: N/A • Company’s Website: www.chopin-lb.com IDAL | 2014 12 13 El Kaissi Est. for Chocolate & Candies-Crystal Candy-Kaissi Ethel Chocolate • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Manufacturer of Dragees, Sugar Coated Chocolate, Sugar Coated Nuts and • Products: Chcolate Praline, Sweets Fruits, Chocolate Coated Nuts and Fruits, Bulk Chocolate and more • Contact Person: Rabih Ethel - Haykal Ethel • Contact Person: Mahmoud El Kaissi • Address: Ethel Bldg - Bassatine Street - Industrial Zone - Zahle • Address: Haroun Bldg. - Houry street - Tariq El Jedide - Beirut • P.O.Box: N/A • P.O.Box: N/A • Phone: 961 8 930 674 - 961 3 920 236 - 961 3 612 210 • Phone: 961 1 309 053 - 961 3 310 082 • Fax: 961 8 930 673 • Fax: 961 1 702 288 • Email: [email protected] • Email: [email protected] • Company’s Website: www.ethelchocolate.com • Company’s Website: www.elkaissico.com Elsa s.a.l Fouad Bahous Trading & Industrial Co • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Manufacturer of Candies & Chocolate • Products: Manufacturer of Chocolate & Candies • Contact Person: Imad Karout - Iman Said Kassabieh - Rami Imad Karout • Contact Person: Fouad Jamil Bahous - Managing Director; • Address: Diyar Bldg.- Independence Street- Caranol Druze Intersection - Moussaitbe - Beirut Arlette Bahous- General Manager • P.O.Box: 14/6627 • Address: Sed El Bouchrieh, Industrial Area, Center Saade, 3rd Floor - Beirut • Phone: 961 1 377 525 - 961 70 838 398 • P.O.Box: 90/1326 jdaideh • Fax: 961 1 375 985 • Phone: 961 1 492 755 - 961 1 487 709 - 961 3 250 590 • Email: [email protected] • Fax: 961 1 502 750 • Company’s Website: www.elsachocolate.com • Email: [email protected] • Company’s Website: www.fouadbahous.com IDAL | 2014 14 15 Ghandour Good Days s.a.r.l • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: All kinds of Sweets and Candies • Products: Manufacturer of Oriental & Western Sweets • Contact Person: Sami Estambouli • Contact Person: Bassem Noureddine - Malek Halwani • Address: M.O.Gandour & Sons S.A.L - Old Saida Road - Choueifat • Address: Hoteit Center - Airport road - Ghbeireh - Baabda • P.O.Box: 494, Beirut, Lebanon • P.O.Box: N/A • Phone: 961 5 433 500 • Phone: 961 1 451 839 - 961 1 796 797 • Fax: 961 5 430 724 • Fax: 961 8 930 673 • Email: [email protected] • Email: N/A • Company’s Website: www.ghandour.com • Company’s Website: N/A Ghrawi Group s.a.l H Business s.a.l • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Chocolate, Malban, Nougat, Armouch, Marzipan, Candied Fruits, Cookies • Products: Manufacturer of Sweets, Chocolates, Franchising Huashis & Nuts, Sweets • Contact Person: Michel Hajjar - Owner ; Eliane Edde - France Branch Director • Contact Person: Lama Ghrawi - General Manager • Address: S53 Rue de Tocqueville, Paris 75017 France • Address: Kfarshima - Phelemon Wehbe Street - Beirut • P.O.Box: 155 Mansourieh, Lebanon • P.O.Box: 11/4681 Beirut – Riad El Soloh • Phone: 33171606055 • Phone: 961 5 432 122 - 961 3 894700 • Fax: N/A • Fax: 961 5 432 888 • Email: [email protected] - [email protected] • Email: [email protected] • Company’s Website: www.huashis.fr - www.huashis.com • Company’s Website: www.ghrawigroup.com IDAL | 2014 16 17 Healthy Food sal La Roche Chocolate Factory • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Sub Sector: Biscuits, Chocolate, & Sweets • Products: Manufacturer of Chocolate, Candies & Packaging • Products: Manufacturer of Chocolate & Candies • Contact Person: Rami Ousama Ammache • Contact Person: Ramadan Omeirat - Fayez Taha • Address: Sabah Commercial Center - Corniche Mazraa - Saeb Salam Bo. • Address: Ali & Hussein Assaf property - Ragheb Alameh Street - Ghbeireh - Baabda Moussaitbe - Beirut • P.O.Box: 13/5181 • P.O.Box: 494, Beirut, Lebanon • Phone: 961 1 396 756 - 961 3 230 667 - 961 1 540 667 • Phone: 961 3 849 841 • Fax: 961 1 375 603 - 961 1 541 667 • Fax: N/A • Email: [email protected] • Email: [email protected]
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