Kuwaitis Enthusiastic About Products from Klas, Vispak, Master, Kent, and Oaza

The AS GROUP food division was successfully presented at the business forum and exhibition of BiH products "Made in Bosnia & Herzegovina", which was held from November 16 to 18 in Kuwait, the company announced, reports the BiH news agency Patria (NAP).

Kuwaitis were satisfied with the offerings from Klas, Vispak, Master, Kent, and Oaza.

Adis Hasaković, Director of Corporate Communications at AS GROUP, who represented the Group at the fair in Kuwait, said that the company presented about 50 different products from the entire AS Group.

- Kuwaitis were pleasantly surprised by what they saw and tasted, from Bosnian Lokum, Tahan Halva, Golden Powder, Jare, to Master Strudel, Kent Petit Biscuits, Love Gingerbreads, Tajna, Laganini, Vispak Club Chocolate, and of course, water from the heart of Bosnia – Oaza – said Hasaković.

- We export to 27 countries worldwide, which is proof of our competitiveness. Almost 90% of our exports go to the European Union countries and the United States of America. We hope this is an opportunity to try and find the best way with potential Kuwaiti partners for high-quality brands like Klas, Vispak, Oaza, Master, Kent, and AS to reach Kuwaiti customers and consumers on a larger scale. Potential and interest exist on both sides.

In addition to numerous Kuwaitis, the AS GROUP stand was also visited by the BiH Ambassador to Kuwait, Mehmed Halilović, the President of the Kuwait Chamber of Commerce, Abdul Wahab Al Wazzan, and the President of the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH, Bruno Bojić.
The business forum and exhibition of BiH products "Made in Bosnia & Herzegovina" was another good opportunity to present successful examples of the BiH economy and the best BiH brands.

- We had many conversations, many ideas for cooperation and business development, as well as many compliments for the quality – said Hasaković. He added that women were particularly interested in Bosnian cuisine. Some even promised to cook dolma and Bosnian pot using Vispak's Tajna spice, writes NAP.