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4.10 Algeria Supplier Contact List 4.10 Algeria Supplier Contact List Type of Company Location Physical Address Email Phone Fax Description Website Service (s) Number Number of Services (office) Provided Food Les Moulins Azzouz Sid Bel Zone Industrielle _Sid Bel Abbes spa.les moulinsa +213 48 56 n/a Barley www.groupe-azzouz.com Supplier Abbes zzouz@gmail. 91 15 com Pasta +213 48 56 86 18 Oil Supplier Afia International Oran Lot 649 Route National N 11 nigranaissi@sav +213 41 52 n/a Oil www.savola.com Zone Industrielle hassi ola.com 40 40 ameur_Oran +213 40 22 91 33 Food Cevital Algiers Ilot D, N° 6 ZHUN Garidi II, contact@cevital. +213 (0) 23 n/a Sugar www.cevital.com Supplier Kouba 16005 -Alger- Algérie com 56.38.02 +213 (0) 23 56 38 86 Accommodat Sheraton Club des Algiers Boite Postale 62 · Staoueli · clubdespins@sh +213 (0) 21 n/a Hotel http://www. ion Pins Resort Algiers · ALGERIA eraton.com 377 777 sheratonclubdespins.com/ +213 (0) 21 377 700 Accommodat Ibis Alger Aéroport Bab-Ezzoua Route de l'université16000 - h5682@accor. +213 21 n/a Hotel http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel- ion Bab-Ezzouar - Algeria com /988020 5682-ibis-alger-aeroport/index. shtml +213 21 /988001 Accommodat Sheraton Oran Hotel Oran Route Des Falaises Avenue h5682@accor. +213-41- n/a Hotel [email protected] ion Canastel Seddikia · Oran · com 590100 Algeria +213-41- 590101 Accommodat Royal Hotel Oran Oran 1, bd de la Soummam BP 284 - H9126- +213 41 29 n/a Hotel http://www.royalhoteloran.com ion 31 000 Oran - ALGERIE [email protected] 17 17 /home/index.php +213 41 98 10 00 Vehicle Hertz Alger Int Airport Alger 5, Rue Khemisti Dar El Beida , n/a +213212074 n/a Vehicle Rental n/a Rental Alger, 16011 , Algeria 20 +213212074 21 Vehicle Hertz Dely Ibrahim Alger 11 Lotissement Cidek Dely Ibra n/a +21360817 n/a Vehicle Rental n/a Rental , Alger, 16003 , Algeria +21360819 Vehicle Europcar Alger Alger international Air Port , n/a +213-21-37- n/a Vehicle Rental n/a Rental Algeria 7222 Freight AMT Groupe NCT Ben Aknoun 32 rue Ahcène Outaleb Ben l. +213 (7)21 +213 (7)21 Freight www.necotrans-aata.fr Forwarding Necotrans Aknoun , Algiers hanne@necotran 36 18 97/9 36 18 90 Forwarding Agents s-aata.com Agents Freight FMI Groupe Kouba Coop ANNASR No 60 Les d. +213 (7)21 +213 (7)21 Freight www.fmigroupe.com Forwarding Vergers , Kouba , Algiers subra@fmigroup 446400 446400 Forwarding Agents e.fr Agents Freight Panalpina Transports Hydra 21 Lot Petit Provence , Hydra , info. +213 (7)21 +213 (7)21 Freight www.panalpina.com Forwarding Mondiaux Algerie Eurl Algiers algeria@panalpi 60 02 16 60 82 95 Forwarding Agents na.com Agents Freight TIBA International n/a C C Zem Zem, 4eme et , 12 algiers@tibagrou +213 (7)21 +213 (7)21 Freight www.tibagroup.com Forwarding Route de Sidi Yahia , Algiers p.com 43 65 71-77 43 65 81 Forwarding Agents Agents Handling Swissport Algerie n/a n/a alg. +213 550 47 +213 2120 Handling www.swissport.com Equipment operations@swis 34 32 7313 Equipment sport.com Ground Air Algerie n/a n/a groundhandling +213 21 50 n/a Ground Handling www.airalgerie.dz Handling @airalgerie.dz 93 24 Ground Soltane Aviation n/a n/a soltaneaviations +216 9 846 +216 7 180 Ground Handling www.soltaneaviationservices. Handling Services ervices@planet. 6981 7217 com tn Disclaimer: Inclusion of company information in the LCA does not imply any business relationship between the supplier and WFP / Logistics Cluster, and is used solely as a determinant of services, and capacities. Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider. Page 1 Page 2.
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