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Since its establishment in 1982, '''Sinokrot Global Group''' has been dedicated to enhancing Palestinian living standard, building a sustainable Palestinian economy, and growing to compete in the global market. Since its establishment in 1982, '''Sinokrot Global Group''' has been dedicated to enhancing Palestinian living standard, building a sustainable Palestinian economy, and growing to compete in the global market.

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Since its establishment in 1982, Sinokrot Global Group has been dedicated to enhancing Palestinian living standard, building a sustainable Palestinian economy, and growing to compete in the global market.

Sinokrot Global Group is the leading family owned business in Palestine with regards of investment size and number of employees. SGG focuses its investments on sectors within the Palestinian economy with the most potential for growth and comparative advantages, focusing on: Food and Agro-Industries, Agriculture, Tourism and Hospitality, Trade and Consumable products, and Information Technology.

With a solid infrastructure, SGG owns premises with more than 100,000 square meters, allowing easy mobility, good access to markets, supply chain management and modern technology. Our companies spread out geographically in the West Bank, Jerusalem, Gaza Strip and Jordan, creating thousands of job opportunities all around Palestine. Today we employ over 600 permanent employees and 2,000 seasonal workers coming from 75 different cities and villages, thus providing for over 5,000 members of our Palestinian community. SGG outsources partially external and international expertise in product developments, quality control, and exports to ensure distinction, excellence and sustainable growth. Our companies are qualified and certified with ISO9000, GLOBALG.A.P , British Retail Consortium BRC , SA8000, Field to Fork, Cedex, FSSC22000, and have entered Guinness

The company's Chairman and CEO Mazen Sinokrot, who is politically independent served as the Minister of National Economy of Palestine Authority between 2005-2006. Mr. Sinokrot holds a BSC in Industrial Engineering and Production Management with honors from the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom (1980) Companies:

  • Sinokrot Foods Co.
  • Al-Sultan Water Bottling Co.
  • Zadona Agro-Industrial Co.
  • Sinokrot Trade Co.
  • Zadona Herbs Co.
  • Sinokrot Feed for Animals Co.
  • Telefrique & Sultan Tourist Centre Co.
  • PalGardens Agriculture Co.
  • Deyafa for Dates and Chocolates Co.

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