Emerging Emirati companies expanding their exports globally

Entrepreneurs and officials of emerging Emirati companies in the food and beverage sector stated that they have made plans to expand their exports in a number of Arab, African, Australian and Russian markets.

And they revealed to «Emirates Today», on the sidelines of the “Glevoud 2025” exhibition, whose activities continue until February 21, that they intend to benefit from their platforms at the exhibition to conclude deals for external expansion, considering the exhibition an important platform for local companies to launch to foreign markets, and they pointed out that food products have food products Emirati standards of quality and advantages that enable it to competitive and spread at greater rates in international markets.

In detail, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the MAS Food Company specialized in the potato chips, Saeed Thabet, said that his Dubai company is the headquarters of its manufacturing products that managed to export its products to a number of foreign markets, such as Oman, Iraq, and Kuwait, in addition to the Australian market It is also preparing to export during the coming period to the Russian market.

He added: «The (Glevoud) exhibition is a good opportunity for the emerging Emirati companies in the food and beverage industry, to start their products to foreign markets, especially in light of the increasing demand and participants from international institutions to obtain different export deals through the exhibition activities.

Thabet pointed out that «the company, which operates under the umbrella of the Mohammed bin Rashid Foundation for the Development of Small and Medium Enterprises, was able to record different growth rates in its business by exporting its products to different external markets», stressing that “the Emirati food industries have high quality standards that support their competitiveness and qualify them To access many international markets. ”

For his part, the CEO of Mars Food Endry, Abdul Rahman Al -Amiri, said that “the company, which works in entrepreneurship in food industries, was able to export its products to various African markets, most notably Rwanda, Tanzania and Nigeria, and it is also looking to expand its exports through Its platform participating in the activities of (Glevoud 2025), especially since the exhibition is a useful platform for making export deals Local companies to global markets, “noting that” one of the most prominent new markets that is intended to expand, Kenya, and other African markets. “

Al -Amiri added: “The company has specialized in producing food supplements of wheat for children, through packages for children from one to three years of age, and other products for ages exceeding six years.” He pointed out that “the emerging local companies in the food industries sector have competitive capabilities that enable them to export at rates Mazer for the various markets of the world during the coming period, depending on the quality standards that they have, which make many countries provide them with opportunities To enter its products in the face of famous international brands.

In the same context, the director of the emerging food company “Tabirnaz”, Nizbari Azzari, considered that “(Glevoud) provides UAE companies with multiple opportunities that no other platforms of export are provided more in a more expand Local supply is heading during the coming period to export to the French markets, and to discuss export opportunities for European countries And Asian through the exhibition. ”

The director of the Dubai Trading and Sweets Company, Anthony Varqui, agreed that “Glevoud” enhances the launch of Emirati companies with their exports, from food and beverages, to various global markets, especially with the availability of competitive ingredients, allowing the products of these companies to expand and compete with international brands in various fields .