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Les Huileries Du Souss Belhassan

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Rue Al Milaha – Anza – Agadir – Maroc Morocco

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Business Description

Since 1948, les Huileries du Souss Belhassan (HSB) have been operating in the agribusiness. With a wide range of products available, HSB is working on the diversification and innovation of its offer to satisfy increasingly demanding customers. Our corporate spirit is sustainable and sensible, it takes account of the environment, the society we live in and our employees' personal development in order to maintain our position on the market and our popularity, never forgetting our 4 key values for success: Commitment, Ambition, Improvement, and Innovation Key business segments • Olive oil products • Soybean Oil • Sunflower Oil • Soap products HSB group has a worldwide coverage. Since its creation, Les Huileries du Souss Belhassan has acted with the conviction to become a confirmed national and international company. Our brands are exported to more than 20 countries all around the world (Europe, Africa, Asia, Middle East, North America).

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Les Huileries Du Souss Belhassan is headquartered in Morocco, a country with growing agricultural exports but limited visibility in global food processing trade. The company offers a diverse range of products including sauce, vegetable oil, and flower seeds — a mix that suggests both food and agricultural input supply, which can appeal to niche buyers in Europe or Asia. However, none of the key verification points — work email, phone, or business documents — are confirmed, which raises red flags for buyer due diligence. Without verified contact or documentation, it's difficult to trust the legitimacy or reliability of the business. Buyers should request additional proof before placing any orders, especially for bulk or long-term supply. This lack of verification is common among small or local Moroccan suppliers, but it increases risk when sourcing from regions with less transparent trade records.

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