Alisaffron Is a Food Company
Who is Alisaffron?
Ali Saffron Company, which operates in the market under the brand (Aalis), is a private company registered in Afghanistan and its head office is in Kabul city. It operates in the field of production, processing, and packaging of special Afghan products such as red gold (saffron), dried fruits especially pine nuts (pistachios), raisins, and rare herbal spices. In addition, by having a saffron farm in Herat province, Afghanistan, it delivers its saffron products to its applicants in the first batch in Afghanistan at a cheap price and excellent quality. Now, fortunately, with the significant growth in the production of this valuable product within the country and also the first place in the quality of Afghan saffron by the International Quality Center located in the Netherlands for the third consecutive year, Aalis Company has encouraged and encouraged it to open its overseas branch in South America and in Brazil, which is actually known as the largest economy in Latin America and one of the most important growing economies in the world. This country, with a population of more than 220 million people and rich natural resources, plays a prominent role in the global economy. Currently, Brazil is among the largest economies in the world. Global Gross Domestic Product (GDP): It ranks 11th in the world in terms of GDP. The country’s GDP is about 2.1 trillion US dollars, and in Latin America, Brazil has the largest economy, accounting for almost half of the region’s GDP in terms of GDP, and also offers a large consumer market due to its large population. This market has attracted many global companies and brands in terms of consumption diversity and significant growth, and many foreign companies are now lining up to invest in this country.
Understanding this, Alys Company also chose this country for its first foreign activity among various countries.
Therefore, the branch in Brazil can help Alys Company to strengthen its brand, expand exports, and gain a greater share of global markets.
