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Zakir Sha Exports (ZSE), a leading name in the tea trade since 1976, is set to exhibit at Gulfood 2025, taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE.

With decades of experience, ZSE invites tea enthusiasts, retailers, hoteliers, and decision-makers to explore its exceptional range of Ceylon teas © Mena Today 

With decades of experience, ZSE invites tea enthusiasts, retailers, hoteliers, and decision-makers to explore its exceptional range of Ceylon teas © Mena Today 

Zakir Sha Exports (ZSE), a leading name in the tea trade since 1976, is set to exhibit at Gulfood 2025, taking place at the Dubai World Trade Centre, UAE.

With decades of experience and immense expertise in private labeling, ZSE invites tea enthusiasts, retailers, hoteliers, and decision-makers to explore its exceptional range of Ceylon teas, premium packaging options, and private labeling solutions.

At Gulfood 2025, Zakir Sha Exports will showcase its curated selection of premium Ceylon teas, offering guests and business partners the opportunity to sample and experience its high-quality blends.

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Zakir Sha Exports at:
Gulfood 2025
Dubai World Trade Centre
Zabeel Hall 2, Stall Z2-F32
February 17th – 21st, 2025

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By Nizar Ikbhin 

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