Corona
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Corona, officially The Alexandria Confectionery & Chocolate Co., is Egypt’s first and most iconic chocolate manufacturer, founded in 1919 by Tommy Christo. With 100+ years of heritage, the brand delights generations with a wide range of products including chocolate bars, wafers, biscuits, candies, and cocoa. Following its re-privatization in 2000 under the Sami Saad Group, Corona expanded capacity while preserving its nostalgic quality. Today, it serves the Egyptian market and exports about 15% of its production to USA, Libya,Tunisia, and Kenya, continuing its legacy as a symbol of Egyptian craftsmanship and taste.
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فئات: المنتجات الصناعية, Processed Food & Beverages Industry, Confectionery, Chocolate Products
🍫 Corona – The Alexandria Confectionery & Chocolate Co.
Founded in 1919 by Tommy Christo in Ismailia, Corona is Egypt’s first and most iconic chocolate & confectionery manufacturer . After nationalization in 1963 and re-privatization in 2000 under Sami Saad Group , Corona continues to be a household name, blending heritage with innovation to delight generations with premium chocolates, wafers, biscuits, candies, and spreads.
📦 Main Product Portfolio
- Chocolate Bars: Extra Milk, Dark, Hazelnut
- Cocoa & Couverture: Premium baking & professional use
- Wafers & Biscuits: Rocket wafer & assorted biscuits
- Candies: Soft caramels & hard sweets
- Jelly Sweets: Fruity chewy delights
🌍 Target Markets
Corona is a beloved domestic Egyptian brand while also exporting around 15% of its production to markets including USA, Libya, Tunisia, and Kenya . Its reputation for quality and nostalgia makes it a trusted name both locally and abroad.
📞 Contact Information
- Company Name: Corona – The Alexandria Confectionery & Chocolate Co.
- Headquarters: Alexandria, Egypt
- Founded: 1919
- Ownership: Sami Saad Group
- Export Markets: USA, Libya, Tunisia, Kenya
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