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13 Ezz Ceramics and Porcelain Co. “Gemma” Joint stock 1996 182,305 1,250 Canada, US, Arab and European countries Ceramic tiles, porcelain and granite tiles and sanitary 12 Ceramica Cleopatra Joint stock 1987 402,000 7,000 US, Germany, Australia, Building Japan, Greece, Arab Materials and Asian countries Ceramic tiles, porcelain and granite tiles and sanitary products (The Chairman is also the Chairman of the Engineering Export Council) 11 Engineering Traxx 10 Chemicals Kato Aromatic Joint stock 1979 20,000 330 US, European and Arab countries Medical and Nutrition products (Exporting fruit pulp) 9 Cairo Agro processing co. (Cairo Fresh) Joint stock 1999 30,000 110 US, Germany, Netherlands, Arab countries, Canada Fresh fruit, juices and concentrates 8 Arcotrade Individual Enterprise 1966 3,500 75 US, Germany, Italy, Canada, Finland, Austria, Netherlands Medical herbs 7 Sonac Société Nationale Du Commerce Joint stock 1979 42,000 400 US, Arab countries, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Australia, Greece, Spain, other European and Arab countries Fresh vegetables
Shaded cells will be completed. (The Chairman is also the Chairman of the Furniture Export Council) 21 Furniture Nadim Joint stock 1978 30,000 550 US, France, Italy, Kuwait, Japan, Korea Artistic, wooden furniture, doors and windows 20 Leather Farag for Leather Products 19 El Saiad Tricot Co. Textiles 18 Dintex Limited partnership 1991 NA 48 EU and Arab countries Bed covers 17 Mardini Tex for Spinning & weaving Joint stock 1937 15,503 250 EU, Central European and Arab countries Curtains, bed linen sets, bed spreads 16 Giza Spinning and Weaving Joint stock 1990 100,000 3,500 US, Canada, Germany, Russian Federation Ready-made garments and textiles 15 Pharos Group Ceramic tiles, porcelain and granite tiles and sanitary products 14 Egyptian Group for Manufacturing Investments – Ceramica Prima Joint stock 1996 37,343 883 Gulf and European countries Ceramic tiles, porcelain and granite tiles and sanitary products products
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Page 29 and 30: 4. Summary and Conclusion In summar
Page 31 and 32: European Commission, (2003), Green
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Page 35 and 36: 1 Introduction The aim of this part
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