Description

The firm offered various sorts of snack meals and sweets for more than 50 years since it was founded in 1970. (cakes - biscuits - baked goods - chocolate and sweets - snacks ... and other products). The business is regarded as one of the original innovators in the Arab Republic of Egypt's cake sector. The company initially had a small production capacity, but thanks to the efforts of every employee and the implementation of the management plan for growth and development, the company has been able to gain a significant market share and provide products and services to a wide range of consumers with various ages and preferences. Al-Mansour Company for Sweets and Integrated Food Industries is founded in 1970, with its initial facility located in Samanoud, Gharbia, Egypt. 1971 saw Al-Mansour take his initial steps into the world of food production using goods from oriental sweets (golash - kunafa - harissa - basbousa - malban ...) 2003 saw the debut of the first Turkish cake production line's automated packed cake goods. 2005 saw the first export shipment of goods under the TETE brand. 2006 Raising production rates to keep up with rising sales and exports Establishment of the company's second facility and headquarters in 2011: Gamasa Industrial Zone, Dakahlia, Egypt Increased production on an Italian-technological manufacturing line for packaged cakes in 2012, along with the beginning of the automatic packaging of chocolate and candy bars 2015 Adding manufacturing lines for cake, confectionery, and chocolate to increase production rates. 2017 saw the beginning of the first bakery sector production with croissant items on a Dutch/Italian manufacturing line as well as expansions at the Gamasa industrial zone facility. Beginning in 2019 with an American, Danish, Austrian, and Italian manufacturing line, the biscuit industry's first production will be launched. 2020 The addition of a production line for Italian cake moulds and cake pie will increase the sector's capacity for automatically packed cakes. Beginning in 2021, the first batch of corn chips will be produced on an American assembly line.