Pakistan Consul General Aftab Khokhar attended the pre-Ramadan launch of Shan spices in Jeddah. He congratulated Shan Foods for opening its food processing plant in Makkah and assured Pakistani companies all help and assistance from the consulate. He highlighted the growing Saudi-Pakistan business relations.

Abdu Qadir Moosa, GM, Shan Foods, gave a presentation on the company and its operations. Mohammed Asad, regional manager, (West) and Mahfouz Jawed, business development manager of the company, also highlighted the company’s achievements.

The presentation focused on the Shan Foods’ recipes, and the company’s new packaging launch as well as its state-of-the-art technology.

Imran Jamal, factory manager, Shan Foods, said Shan Foods Industries was committed to maintain its premium quality, services and presence in more than 65 countries as a symbol of reliability. “Our mission is to provide best products to our consumers, and be the best in quality and reach every kitchen with consumer satisfaction,” he said.

Shan Foods, which claims to be the largest global spice company, introduced HORECA recipe and plain spices in 1 kg packs for hotels and restaurants across Saudi Arabia.

The journey of Shan dates back to 1981, when one man dreamed to make its success a reality. A visionary entrepreneur, an avowed humanist and a committed philanthropist, Sikander Sultan, CEO of Shan Foods, helped pave the way to success by pioneering in the spice business.

It was the CEO’s commitment and dedication that starting from a single room company, today Shan stands as one of the most reputable food company and a powerful global brand with presence in more than 65 countries in 5 continents.

Shan’s success can be attributed to its ability to continually identify and respond to the changing consumer needs through R&D, stringent quality assurance standards and state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.

Shan claims itself to be an example of a progressive Shariah-compliant business.