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Sarajevski Kiseljak to start exporting Water to the Market of Iraq

Published: August 9, 2017
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After successful cooperation and the beginning of exports to Saudi Arabia, mineral water from Sarajevski kiseljak will be sold on the market of Iraq as well.

The first delivery of Sarajevski kiseljak is already on its way to Iraq and the products will appear on shelves in a couple of days.

Export to the new market was agreed in cooperation with the distributor for the market of Iraq, partner company Emart AL-Khaleej co.

The label on the bottles of Sarajevo Kiseljak was adapted to the communication in the Arabic language.

“The opening of new markets is another confirmation of the quality of a product that is recognized worldwide. Export to Iraq represents a new success for our company, which will certainly have a positive effect on export performance with a double-digit increase in comparison to the same period last year. We will not stop here, and we will look for new opportunities,” said the director of sales and marketing in Sarajevski kiseljak, Davor Cicic.

Sarajevski kiseljak now places more than 30 % of its own production on markets of Saudi Arabia, Croatia, Sweden, the USA, Canada, Australia, Austria, Macedonia, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Serbia, Denmark, Lithuania, and Slovenia.

Source: Radiosarajevo.ba)

 

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