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Saudi Arabia's Beverage and Food Group Al Rabie Reveals Plans for Local and Foreign Markets

Source: FLEXNEWS
03/03/2008

3 March 2008 – Dairy products and juice manufacturer Al Rabie Saudi Foods Co. Ltd. has launched an expansion plan aimed at strengthening and developing its local and export markets, local media report.

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Measures unveiled by Al Rabie, the Middle East’s largest juice manufacturer, included investments in the company’s distribution network, more aggressive marketing of its products and a continuing emphasis on new product development.

Al Rabie aims to maintain leadership in the Saudi market in the juices, nectars and still drinks sector and to achieve a "prominent presence across the Arab World", Al Rabie’s General Manager was quoted as saying.



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