Liquid Dairy by Shelf-Life - SIG Combibloc

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Editorial
Dear Readers,
Welcome to the first edition of the InFocus
for the year 2010. We hope this year began
on a positive note for you and will continue
to remain so throughout the year!
The first half of this year has been both
challenging and significant for us. We
achieved a major milestone in Southern
Africa, when DairyBelle – one of
South Africa’s oldest and leading dairy
manufacturers opted for SIG Combibloc
filling machine and carton packs for the
relaunch of their UHT dairy products.
The African consumer is a demanding and
knowledgeable consumer. They are health
conscience and want flexibility, convenience,
and portability. The preferred opening
for SIG Combibloc customers globally -
combiSwift is making waves across Africa
as being a closure of convenience, easy spill
free pouring and eliminating waste.
The environment has always been of top
priority with us and waste reduction is
just one of our focus areas. SIG Combibloc
supported this year’s Business for the
Environment (B4E) Conference held in
Seoul as a strategic partner. Attended by
prominent dignitaries such as Al Gore, Sir
Richard Branson and more, the conference
brings together companies and NGO’s on
a common platform to help protect our
environment.
We are extremely pleased to have become
the first manufacturer to be certified in
accordance to Forest Stewardship Council
(FSC) for a complete chain of custody
verification (CoC). This ensures that only
timber from well managed forests and other
controlled sources is used in the production
of SIG Combibloc carton packs.
Our commitment to achieve value both
professionally and socially is driven by our
focused strategy and aspiration to provide
competitive advantages to our customers in
all economic environments.
We wish you all the best for the coming
months and we do hope you enjoy reading
the articles we have lined up for you!
Yours Sincerely,
Christos Economakis
Sales and Marketing Director - Africa

Contents
Editorial
News
SIG Combibloc: Strategic Partner at the United Nations Business for
the Environment Conference
Facts & Trends
Trend on the rise: Healing and Healthy Beverages
Customer Feature
DairyBelle: Making Dairy a part of South African lives
Customer Interview
Manager In Focus: Kim Snyman, DairyBelle
Country Report
South Africa: Market overview for LD and NCSD products
Market Review
LD Market Review: South Africa
Technology
Technical Training – Increasing filling system efficiency and people
competency
New Products
A round-up of new products in Africa
Contact Details
Our network in the region
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News
SIG Combibloc: Strategic Partner at the
United Nations Business for the Environment
Conference
SIG Combibloc supported this year’s Business for the Environment (B4E) Conference,
which was held in Seoul, Korea from April 21 – 23, as a Strategic Partner.
Green business – a new growth engine for the planet’ was the subject of the panel session in which Rolf Stangl, CEO of SIG Combibloc Group, also took
part at the Business for the Environment (B4E) Conference.
Heeding a call-to-action by the United
Nations Secretary-General and the President
of Korea, business leaders from the world’s
largest global companies pledged to elevate
and broaden their commitments to address
the world’s most pressing environmental
problems. Hosts of this international,
high-profile conference were the UN
organizations UN Environment Program
(UNEP) and the UN Global Compact,
alongside the WWF and Global Initiatives.
The B4E Global Summit is the world’s
leading international conference for
dialogue and business-driven action
for the environment. CEOs and senior
executives from some of the world’s largest
multinational corporations joined leaders
from governments, international agencies
and NGOs to discuss resource and energy
efficiency, green growth strategies, clean
tech innovations and partnerships. Nearly
1,000 participants from more than 35
countries attended the Summit, featuring a
range of international business leaders and
executives from companies including Coca-
Cola, Dow Chemical Company, Hewlett-
Packard, LG Electronics, McKinsey & Co,
Puma, Siemens, SIG and Virgin Group.
In addition to key note speakers such
as Nobel Peace Prize Winner Al Gore,
Academy Award Winner James Cameron
and serial entrepreneur Sir Richard

Branson, a wide range of international
business representatives took part in panel
and parallel sessions on dedicated issues.
‘Green business – a new growth engine
for the planet’ was the subject of the panel
session in which Rolf Stangl, CEO of SIG
Combibloc Group, also took part.
Contribution to a low-carbon
economy
“We as a company and, indeed, the entire
carton packaging industry, are aware of our
responsibility towards making an effective
contribution to global environmental and
climate protection“, declared Rolf Stangl.
“Consequently, it was a particular concern
for me to both personally attend the B4E
Global Summit and to support it with SIG
Combibloc as a strategic partner“.
Above all, it is the choice of a renewable,
low-carbon primary raw material for the
carton packages. At up to 75 per cent of the
carton content, pulp fibre obtained from
wood is the main component of aseptic
carton packs. And this is what makes carton
packs fundamentally different from all
other types of packaging used for beverages
and long-life foods. When sourced from
responsibly managed forests, wood is a
virtually infinitely available resource.
Since 2009, SIG Combibloc is certified in
accordance with the criteria of the Forest
Stewardship Council (FSC) for a complete
chain of custody verification (CoC). This
system ensures that only timber from
well managed forests and other controlled
sources is used in the production of SIG
Combibloc carton packs. “This allows
us to make an effective contribution to
sustainably maintaining one of the most
important natural carbon dioxide sinks of
all, our worldwide forests”, explained Rolf
Stangl. “Using renewable, low-carbon raw
materials is an important factor in creating
a climate friendly economy“.
News
Packaging solution for
the future
Rolf Stangl: “SIG Combibloc will continue
to optimise its carton packs in terms of
their environmental impact, while also
maintaining the packages’ function in
safeguarding the quality of the products.
As part of this process, we examine the
performance and impact of our carton
packs along the entire product life cycle,
from the production of the raw materials
right up to disposal or recovery after
use. By 2015, we aim to have achieved
the following environmental business
objectives: Reduction in specific usages in
our production plants, e.g. energy by 35
per cent, waste by 25 per cent and CO2
emissions by 40 per cent”.
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Facts & Trends
Trend on the rise: Healing and
healthy beverages
The future of healthy beverages will continue to evolve as consumers become
increasingly well-informed and savvy of what they eat and feed their families. The
market for health and convenience products is expanding and companies are on-board
promoting the benefits of the ‘Ingredients’ rather than the complete product itself.
In this article we highlight ‘Food with
amazing healing properties’ and why they
make the list of ‘healthy choices’ for your
customer. There are numerous fruits or
vegetables that contribute healthy nutrients
but our top picks fit the regions consumer
taste profile and boast multiple healing
effects, from fighting cancer to reducing
cholesterol.
Guava
A firm favorite in the Middle East, Guavas
is the leading fruit when it comes to the
cancer fighting antioxidant lycopene. It
has nearly 20 percent more than tomatoes.
Lycopene protects our healthy cells from
free radicals that cause all kinds of health
hazards including blocked arteries, joint
degeneration, issues with the nervous
system and cancer.
In Guavas, the cell structure allows the
antioxidant to be absorbed whether the
fruit is raw or cooked. This is quite handy
in preserving the nutrient during the
sterilization process ensuring the final
packaged product still retains its wholesome
goodness.
Guava is also rich in vitamin C and offers
more potassium than a banana, which
can help protect against heart disease
and stroke. The nutrients from the fruit
have also been shown to lower LDL and
boost HDL cholesterol and lower blood
pressure.
The ‘Jump’ brand from Juhayna
introduces an interesting combination of
two fruits available in combiblocMini
125, 200ml and combiblocPremium
1000ml. One of the exciting flavor
combinations is Guava and Strawberries
introducing a unique flavor that not
only enhances the taste experience but
also increases health and vitality.

Cherries
Found sometimes on top of desserts, the
cherry can also boast of being one of the
top ‘healing’ fruits. Apart from being highly
nutritious and with a relatively low calorie
count, they are also packed with substances
that help fight inflammation and cancer.
In lab studies, quercetin and ellagic acid
– two compounds contained in cherries
have been shown to inhibit the growth of
tumors and cancer cells without damaging
healthy cells. The attractive red fruit
also contain antiviral and antibacterial
properties. Researchers also believe it
may reduce the risk of colon cancer. The
compound also works like a natural form
of pain killer by reducing inflammation
and curbing pain. All the benefits wrapped
in a delicious fruit!
Cherry flavored smoothies or yoghurt
are not only delicious but is perfect for
‘breakfast-on-the-go’. With the drinksplus
concept from SIG Combibloc Obeikan,
you can combine the benefit of oatmeal
particulates with cherry and low fat yoghurt
to provide your customer with a nutritious
breakfast option.
Sunich one of the leading beverage brands from
Alifard, Iran has been providing the region
with its wide variety of juices and nectars in
combifitPremium, 1000ml and 500ml. Their
Sour cherry nectar and pomegranate juice has
been refreshing the health and beauty conscious
consumers successfully since 2007.
Facts & Trends
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Facts & Trends
Kiwi
This unassuming fruit packs an amazing
amount of vitamin C surprisingly double
the amount of the popular Orange. It not
only has more fiber than apple – it wins the
race against bananas as a high-potassium
food. Vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients
in Kiwi helps protect against heart disease,
stroke, cancer and respiratory disease.
The Kiwi also has rejuvenating properties
and helps reduce oxidative stress and
damage to DNA while repairing damaged
cells helping creating a younger and
smoother complexion as well! A key
marketing point that will appeal to the
growing number of beauty-conscious
consumers.
Blueberries
Blueberries are already known to be rich in
antioxidants and vitamins. New research
from the Lund University Faculty of
Engineering in Sweden indicates the fibers
present in blueberries are essential and can
protect against intestinal inflammations.
Research also suggests that consuming
blueberries help reduce cardiovascular
disease and metabolic syndrome.The
high level of phytochemicals – naturally
occurring antioxidants in blueberries is
thought to be the reason.
A recent report published in January 2010,
involving scientists from University of
Cincinnati, the U.S. Dept of Agriculture and
the Canadian Dept of Agriculture states that
blueberries may help improve memory
and supplementation with blueberries may
offer an approach to forestall or mitigate
neuro-degeneration.
The first Ocean Spray products
which have been launched in United
Kingdom in FSC-labeled carton packs
combiblocMidi 1,000 ml with the
combiSwift screw cap from SIG Combibloc
are the Blueberry and Blueberry Light
varieties. Environmentally friendly and
healthy!

Soy
Soy milk is a popular alternative for lactose
intolerant consumers. However, the health
benefits of soy are now among the top
reasons why people are switching to this
delicious drink.
Made from the soy bean, this drink packs
an amazing amount of fiber and protein.
But it is the isoflavones present in the soy
that’s making headlines now. Isoflavones
are similar to the hormone estrogen in its
chemical makeup and aids in resolving an
array of health issues including prevention
of many types of cancers, heart disease,
osteoporosis and more.
Lactasoy’s calorie-reduced product
Lactosoy Light plus collagen (Thailand)
is enriched with collagen, vitamin E,
calcium and iron and targets healthconscious
women who look for additional
value in their daily portion of milk.
The ‘Super food’ drink market is expected
to almost double in 2011. According to
Datamonitor, this rise can be attributed to
consumers looking for foods that are good
for them.
For more information on Super food drink
concepts for your region, please feel free to
email us at: info.cbob@sig.biz
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Customer Feature
DairyBelle – Making dairy a part of South
African lives!
One of the oldest and most prominent dairy manufacturers in South Africa has opted
for high-speed filling technology and carton packs from SIG Combibloc to offer their
customers high quality products packaged perfectly
South Africa is a developing market that
is fast being recognized as an important
one and gaining popularity through
hosting globally significant events such as
the 2010 FIFA world cup. SIG Combibloc
Obeikan marks its big entry into the South
African dairy market with DairyBelle as its
customer.
Successful and strategic
The company chose SIG Combibloc Obeikan
as their strategic packaging partner taking
into consideration SIG’s advancement in
aseptic filling technology, modern pack
designs and with a special focus on the
combiSwift. Consumer surveys confirm
easy and simple opening as the cardboard
layer has already been removed at the
opening point and only the thin aluminium
and polyethylene layers need to be pierced.
This technology effectively reduces waste
by eliminating the disposable pull tab.
Globally, the combiSwift has also proven
to perfectly reseal the carton and eliminate
spills – a convenient cap!
The project was successfully completed
in the course of 8 months from machine
delivery to commissioning. Since March
2010, the CFA 312 filling machine has been
in operation at the company’s site in Epping
– Western Cape. The representatives from
DairyBelle appreciated the ‘professional
partnership’ between both companies and
hope to expand their existing product line
to include more varieties in the UHT dairy
range.
DairyBelle currently fills their high dairy
in combiblocSlimline 1000ml and will soon
expand to include other sizes in the same
format. The dairy varieties available are
Full cream, Low Fat and Fat free Milk.
DairyBelle’s legacy
DairyBelle’s origins can be traced to the
19th century when South African Cold
Storage was first established. In 1902, Cecil
John Rhodes and Sir Jameson bought the
company and renamed it Imperial Cold
Storage (ICS). The products manufactured
included ice cream, chocolate, butter and
cheese. In 1960, the DairyBelle brand that
South African has come to know and love
was finally registered for use on a range of
dairy products.
“Ding-Dong DairyBelle” the radio jingle
gained ‘pop culture’ status among the South
African consumers and introduced the new
brand while the distinct orange DairyBelle
cow gained popularity and further boosted
the brand value.
DairyBelle has built a strong, wholesome
brand that continues to provide the South
African people with ‘good quality & good
value’ products that include a wide range
of cheeses, yoghurt, juice, fresh milk, UHT
milk and other dairy products.

Manager In focus: Kim Snyman, Senior
Marketing Manager of DairyBelle
SIG CBOB: Tell us a little about the
philosophy behind Dairy Belle’s success
in the South African market
KS: We are very proud about our brand and
our heritage, and for almost half a century we
have been a trusted part of South African’s
everyday lives. We understand that consumers
are looking for real benefits from real foods and
over the years we have built a strong, wholesome
brand and product range that people trust for
quality and value.
We also recognise that brands need to understand
consumers changing needs and be flexible and
adapt to them – in this way we are committed to
staying abreast with changing consumer trends
and offering a range of products to meet these
changing needs.
SIG CBOB: What is DairyBelle’s vision
for the South African consumers?
KS: Our vision is to “brighten everyday
moments with DairyBelle – food that’s simply
good for you!”
• Be part of their everyday lives – accessible to
all South African’s
• Brighten – provide products that they enjoy
• Simply – good quality, good value
• Good for you - provide wholesome products
SIG CBOB: What motivated you to
consider SIG Combibloc for aseptic
packaging & what are the key
benefits?
KS: The UHT milk category is a focus for DairyBelle
and in keeping up with technological advancements
we will ensure that we offer consumers the best
product with the most up to date benefits available to
them.
The key benefits to our consumers are:
• Guaranteed tamper evidence
• Single action open
• Easy pouring
• Perfect resealing
• No disposable bits
Customer Feature
Better opening technology
from SIG Combibloc
• Modern ‘slim’ shape for ease of handling
In addition we will enjoy more flexibility on
the plant, ensuring excellent service levels to our
customers and we will have greater opportunities to
innovate and grow.
SIG CBOB: How has the experience
been working with SIG Combibloc so
far?
KS: The working relationship with Combibloc has
developed into a highly professional partnership,
showing commitment to deliver a high level of service.
SIG CBOB: Do you think packaging has
any impact on your product’s success?
KS: The product (under the DairyBelle brand)
will be launched into the market in June 2010, we
anticipate a positive response to the packaging, its
benefits and the new look design.
SIG CBOB: What is the future of UHT
Milk in the South African market as
compared to Fresh milk?
KS: With improved technology and improved
consumer experience we anticipate the market to
continue to grow and develop in the coming years.
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Country Report
South Africa: Market overview for Dairy and
NCSD products
The commercial beverage market opportunities in South Africa are endless. The
growing health and wellness trend among South African consumers and the young
population provides a strong platform for new product developments. The Market is
quite open to new products and new tastes.
White Milk
In 2009, the price gap between UHT milk
and chilled milk started to narrow, thus
increasing the consumption of UHT milk
by consumers. Long life milk is also being
exported to neighboring countries including
Botswana, Lesotho, Zambia, Mozambique,
Angola and Zimbabwe. UHT milk exports
go to the extent of reaching countries like
Nigeria and Uganda through Shoprite
supermarkets which has established retail
outlets in those countries and exports
through its Private Label brand.
Primary packaging for UHT Milk is the 1
litre pack. Secondary packaging is the 6
packs of 1 litre carton packed together in
carry-packs. This allows consumers to carry
a bulk quantity easily. The 500ml pack sizes
are mainly produced for distribution outside
South Africa as there is a growing market
share for this size in specific markets in the
African region.
E.g: Vietnamese superbrand ‘Vinamilk’ has come
out with ‘Superkids’, sweetened UHT milk with
DHA. The combiblocMini packs are a perfect
fit for kids and the outstanding ingredient DHA
helps with brain development in the young ones.
Flavored Milk
Being a price sensitive market, the key to
keeping young consumers interested in
flavored milk is innovation in pack design
and flavor. This involves ensuring the market
communication is also directed at the gatekeepers
(Mothers) informing them of the
benefits in buying the product for their little
ones.
Flavored milk growth was also spurred on
by the health positioning of the product as it
is perceived healthier than more traditional
beverages, such as carbonated soft drinks.
When it comes to aseptic packaging in South
Africa, the major factor is convenience and
packs that can fit into youngsters lunch
boxes and are easy to carry, open, drink from
and re-seal are of importance. Packaging
is the key in this category – coupled with
affordability.
Cream
With the introduction of the UHT packs in
2005, the 250ml, 500ml and 1 liter carton
packs have begun dominating the South African
market.
Consumer usage of cream is mainly for
cooking and baking at home and for catering
purposes. Consumers prefer the smaller
size packs for home use as this is more
convenient and more user friendly. While
larger size packs are preferred in catering
situations/places – restaurants, cafes, coffee
shops, confectionaries etc.
Soy Milk
Soy Milk has a growing market share with the
burgeoning interest in health and nutrition
across the world. The target consumers for
Soy Milk is people who want to maintain a
healthy diet and reduce their intake of dairy,
as a substitute for cow’s milk especially
for people who are lactose intolerant and
allergic to pure dairy products.
Although Soy Milk has been included in the
list of ‘Foods with high benefits’ globally, it
does not have a favorable image in South
Africa. This is mainly attributed to the
past distribution of Soy milk as a low-end
product as opposed to its international
premium image. However, with the advent
of the ‘healthy trend’ this perception should
slowly but steadily change.
When it comes to aseptic packaging, UHT
1 liter carton packs are favored among
consumers. However, flavored soy milk
drinks open the market for smaller pack
sizes as well.
Ambient Juice
Consumer purchase in the long life juice
category is driven by both price and brand
loyalty. The statement indicates that
although consumers are price sensitive, they
are prepared to opt for quality over pricing.
The health conscious consumer segment
is growing and added value products are
preferred over their standard counterparts.
Premium juices have entered the South
African market and this is a niche segment
which is showing potential for further
growth.
Most of the juice is retailed through highend
supermarkets as the brands tend to
be premium priced. Large supermarkets
are also penetrating ethnic townships and
promoting brands that were previously not
popular. Brands owned by supermarkets are
being established more prominently with
focus on the larger 2 liter family pack sizes.
1 liter packs are the most dominant in the
ambient juice category in South Africa.
The large carton packs are mostly used at
home while smaller packs are also available
at convenience outlets and till-point in the
supermarkets for ‘juice – on the go’.
Ambient Nectars
Production of Nectars increased during 2009
due to consistent advertising and promotion
as well as penetration into areas in which
they previously did not operate. In long life
nectars, carton and glass dominate are still
the leaders in packaging.
Still Fruit drinks
The category is mainly targeted at kids and
therefore the pricing is considerably low.
Brands are produced for local consumption
mainly and there are no exports. Still drinks
distribution is mainly in retail outlets where
the family bulk-buys for their kids’ lunch
boxes. There is also extensive availability at
convenience outlets, where young people
tend to frequently visit – cafes, school-shops,
home shops (spaza shops) etc.
However, this category is declining in
South Africa due to the high consumption
quality standards and the increase in health
conscious consumers. The buying behavior
is favorable to single packs for convenience
rather than bulk purchases.
For more information on the South African
LD and NCSD market, please email our
Market Research analyst:
ayed.katrangi@sig.biz

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Market Review
Liquid Dairy Market Review:
South Africa
South Africa General Indicators
Population : 49 Million
Median Age : 24.4 Years
Population Growth : 0.281%
GDP : $495 Billion
GDP Real Growth Rate : -1.8%
GDP Per Capita : $10,100
Inflation Rate : 7.2%
Currency : ZAR
Source: World Fact Book
Liquid Dairy by Shelf-Life
Production in Million Liters
Fresh is dominant with Ambient showing good growth.
Ambient Pack Variant
Production in Million Liters
Carton CGR= 7 %
Carton CGR= 4 %
Aseptic Carton packaging dominates the UHT market
AMBIENT
FRESH
Carton
HDPE
Can
Glass
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
Ambient Liquid Dairy Categories
Production in Million Liters
380 378
26 17 4
28 17 8
491
31 1713
2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015
Ambient Pack Volume
Production in Million Liters
500
458
450
426
400
350
383 394
300
250
200
278 279
150
100
50
0
94
45
13
100
45
11
106
50
18
116
54
21
129
59
24
134
63
26
2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015
508
34 18 23
549
36 18 29
587
38 18 32
Increase consumption and exports to neighboring countries
are the main drivers for UHT growth
1000ml is the pack of choice with 1,500ml showing good
growth rate off a small base.
White Milk
Flavored Milk
Evaporated Milk
Milk Substitute

Training: Increasing filling system efficiency and
people competency
Since January 2010, a training department has been established in Dubai to specially
cater to the Middle East and African customers.
The acquisition of knowledge, skills and
competencies as a result of training forms the
core and the backbone for any manufacturing/
production capacity. At SIG Combibloc, we
understand the importance of going beyond the
need for basic training to design and upgrade
our training strategy focusing on a ‘Continuous
Improvement’ approach. This is required to
maintain, upgrade and increase efficiency
throughout the production life-cycle.
Understanding the need to further improve
our technical services for the region, we have
established a training department at our head
office in Dubai. The department headed by
Norbert W. Schroiff who joined us from SIG
Combibloc Germany and has 25 years of
experience with combibloc technology. The
team also includes an experienced panel of
engineers who have many years of combined
experience in Asia and Africa – Wilfried Wilms,
Prem Shukla and Joseph Richa.
The training department at SIG Combibloc
Obeikan, Dubai will be responsible to understand
customer’s requirements and coordinate with
training centers worldwide. This ensures issues
are answered immediately, and customers are
updated on the latest training offerings.
The training is carried out in the following
training centers:
• Germany (Linnich)
• China (Suzhou)
• Thailand (Rayong)
On the customer site the trainings will be carried
out only by a certified and authorized SIG
combibloc trainers. Trainings will be schedules
on customer’s request and transferred to a
planning system. It is advised for all personnel
in charge of the SIG Combibloc system to
attend the training.
For more information on the training course or
schedules, please feel free to email our Training
manager -Norbert Schroiff at:
norbert.schroiff@sig.biz
Technology
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New Products
New Products
Juhayna brings big variety to the
little ones with their Jump range
Under the brand name ‘Jump’ – Juhayna
is expanding its range to include fruit juice
drinks for teenagers and children. The
range introduces a new and interesting
combination of two types of fruits. Available
in combiblocPremium and combiblocMini ,
the eye-catching designs are youthful and
appealing just like the drink!
Format:
combiblocMini 125ml and 200ml,
combiblocPremium 1,000 ml
Varieties:
Green apple, apple/mango, strawberry/
guava, strawberry/apple, mango/peach
IBC refreshes Angola with
its nutritious drinks in
combifitPremium
Distinguishing itself with premium
packaging, IBC launched the ‘Gardenia’
brand of fruit nectars as part of a daily
healthy natural source of nutrients.
Available in a variety of popular flavors,
Gardenia’s drink is both delicious and
energizing.
Format:
combifitPremium 1000ml
Varieties:
Mango Nectar, Pineapple Nectar, Orange
Nectar, Passion Fruit Nectar, Mixed Fruit
Nectar

Tchin Lait forays into the juice
sector with Candia Boisson
Orange and Cocktail flavors
Tchin Lait’s dairy products are synonymous
with high quality wholesome milk and the
success of the practical combiblocSlimline
1,000ml with the combiSwift screw cap
has now prompted the company to offer
pure 100% juices in the same successful
packaging.
Format:
combiblocSlimline 1,000ml
Varieties:
Orange, Cocktail
Great tasting fruit nectars and
juices in combifitPremium from
Al Mazraa, Libya
Al Mazraa relaunched the 100% juice and
fruit nectars in the combifitpremium packs
with the preferred fitment in the market
today – the combiSwift! Easy to open
and easy to pour, the Libyan customers
can enjoy the great flavors of Al Mazraa
without spilling a drop. Al Mazraa also
fills their premium nectars and drinks in
combiblocPremium 1000ml
Format:
combifitPremium, 1000ml
Varieties:
Apple, Orange, Peach, Pear, Cocktail
New Products
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Our Network In The Region
Our Network in the region
Egypt
Represents also: Sudan
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
Fifth Compound
Al Showayfaat Street Villa no 415
First Area North Showayfaat
Cairo
Egypt
T +20 2 26179146
F +20 2 26179149
E-mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
Iran
Represents also: Azerbaijan
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
Apartment 13, 3rd Floor, No.40
Vanak Street, Teheran, Iran
T +98 21 8877 9488
F +98 21 8879 6823
E-mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
Libya
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
P.O. Box 84035, Tripoli, Libya
T +218 21 3343034
F +218 21 3334545
E-Mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
Morocco
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
Serigh Maghreb, Residence Sara
240, Bd Ghandi 20200,
Casablanca, Morocco
T +212 22 399 816
F +212 22 941 470
E-Mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
Saudi Arabia
Represents also: Yemen
SIG Combibloc Obeikan Co Ltd
8022 New Industrial City, Unit # 1
Zip/Postal Code: 14336 – 3859
Riyadh
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
T +966 12654158
F +966 12654195
E-mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
South Africa
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
Savanah Office Park
Cycad Building 9 & 10
Cnr Rugby & Haak & Steek Rd
Weltevredpark 1709
Republic of South Africa
T +27 82 855 3777
F +27 (0) 11 679 2854
E-mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
Tunisia
Represents also: Algeria
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
Rue du Lac Huron
Immueble Yamama, 2 eme etage
Les Berges du Lac 1053, Tunis,
Tunisia
T +216 71 961 141/ 576
F +216 71 960 830
E-Mail: info.cbob@sig.biz
United Arab Emirates
Head Office, represents all other countries
SIG Combibloc Obeikan
(Head office)
Dubai Airport Free Zone
P.O Box 54335, Dubai
United Arab Emirates
T +971 4 299 6262
F +971 4 299 6263
E-Mail: info.cbob@sig.biz