Liste Des Établissements Autorisés Pour Le Conditionnement D'escargots Terrestres Vivants Au Maroc 2019

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Liste des établissements autorisés pour le conditionnement d'escargots terrestres vivants au Maroc 2019 N° N° Nom de la société Adresse Région d’ordre d’autorisation 1 ESV.61.19.19 NIS TRANS SARL Kariat el Habassi, CR Nouirat.Sidi Kacem RABAT-SALE-KENITRA TANGER –TETOUAN-AL 2 CARACOLES LIXUS SARL AU 41 Avenue Caid Ahmed Riffi.Larache ESV.37.15.19 HOCEIMA 3 ESV.59.36.18 OTAMAR Lotissement 3 mars, n° 36 Deroua-Berrechid CASABLANCA -SETTAT Douar El Bouzanyine, Commune Nouaceur. 4 DAKIRELAH EL MOSTAPHA CASABLANCA -SETTAT ESV.7.83.18 Nouaceur. 5 Quartier Babr, n° 249 E, Souk Larbaa du Gharb. GRUPO MAROC SCARGOTS RABAT-SALE-KENITRA ESV.60.35.18 Kénitra 6 Douar Ould Ahmed, CR Sidi El Kmel. Sidi DANIEL CARACOL RABAT-SALE-KENITRA ESV.61.18.18 Kacem 7 ESV.61.17.18 ALGINIA Lot Sebou, Machraa Bel Ksiri. Sidi Kacem RABAT-SALE-KENITRA 8 ESV.61.16.18 CARACOLEX-EX SARL Lariat el Habbassi, CR Nouirat, Sidi Kacem RABAT-SALE-KENITRA 9 Douar OD Aich Rmal, route Souk Larbaa, CR FRANCISCONDE-MAROC RABAT-SALE-KENITRA ESV.61.12.17 Nouirat, Caidat Nouirat. Sidi Kassem TANGER –TETOUAN-AL 10 AMSOL Ilot n° 20, lot n° 1, Zone franche. Tanger ESV.34.26.16 HOCEIMA 11 ESV.61.07.16 BIOCARACOL Machraa Bel Kssiri. Sidi Kacem. RABAT-SALE-KENITRA 12 ESV.61.02.16 NOWARA MULTISERVICES Douar Old Aich, CR Nouirat. Sidi Kacem RABAT-SALE-KENITRA 13 ESV.61.03.16 CARACOLE JAOUI Km 13 route Belkssiri, CR Houafate. Sidi Kacem RABAT-SALE-KENITRA 14 ESV.59.10.16 TROMBATI BOUBKER Douar Grarsa, Deroua Ouled Ziane. Berrechid. CASABLANCA -SETTAT km 3 route principale Machraa Bel ksiri-Sidi 15 PIMENTONERA DEL SUR RABAT-SALE-KENITRA ESV.61.04.16 Kacem. Lot ONA, n° 49 Commune Urbaine de Deroua- 16 SALIM AGRO SARL CASABLANCA -SETTAT ESV.59.13.16 Berrechid. 17 ESV.61.08.17 ESCARGOMA Kariat El Habassi, CR Nouirat. Sidi Kacem. RABAT-SALE-KENITRA 246, Kariat Sidi Aissaben Khachane, Sidi Allal 18 FRESHCA MARRUECO RABAT-SALE-KENITRA ESV.60.39.19 Tazi, Kenitra. .

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