Introductory page

Tradition
Our region is different from other regions. The process of growing the product is also unique. In this regard, the company has its own style and tradition. It differs from other companies in these respects.
a. Product development
SWOT ( Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis can be good practice to consider when shortlisting New Product Development ideas.
SWOT analysis of Olive oil market

Strengths

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  High profit margin
  
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  Suitable with Uzbekistan's climate
  
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  Barren/ marginal land can be utilized
  
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  It can be cultivated on the fertile land along with other crops as well
  
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  Whole plant right from the seed to fruit is beneficial and useful
  
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  Religious importance
  

Opportunities

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  Growing tastes and preferences
  
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  Can be exported to neighboring countries
  
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  Huge free barren land
  
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  Can develop a strong national and international brand
  

b. Distribution
When expanding into new markets, the best brands know that staying on top of their entire sales process is critical to sealing the deal. But how can you stay on top of your sales process if you aren’t engaged in it each step of the way? Product distribution is one important step that often goes overlooked as brands opt for the cheapest or easiest option rather than devising a legitimate distribution strategy. In this post, we will tell you everything you need to know about product distribution, from different distribution strategies to who is who in the industry, so you can refine your own distribution strategy to achieve peak performance on the shelf.
We know that Greece is a country surrounded by the sea. This country is one of the ancient states and trade is highly developed. There are also major ports and agencies in Greece. For example, Athens, Piraeus, or Thessaloniki are also among the largest ports in all of Europe.
Piraeus has been one of the most rapidly growing ports in Europe and was the largest commercial port in the Mediterranean, and the fourth largest among all European ports in terms of total container throughput in 2019 and 2020, despite the pandemic’s adverse effects on global trade. The vision of turning Piraeus into the south gate of Europe is backed by a series of planned investments within the next years, aiming at improving infrastructure and achieving better integration with the railway and road networks, transforming the port into a state-of-the-art logistics hub
Significant investments are underway for the port of Thessaloniki, the primary entry port for Northern Greece and an international logistics hub for all Balkan countries, following its privatization in 2018.
The port of Thessaloniki is part of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) and is situated in proximity to the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP). The master plan of the port, prepared in 2017 and approved by the European Commission, sets clear short- and medium-term priorities for the development and upgrade of Thessaloniki to a middle category European port; the main developmental actions aim at raising the capacity of the cargo terminals, as well as upgrading the sea cruise facilities and transit services capabilities.
As a distribution channel we utilize:
producer –distributor- wholesalers- retailers – consumers