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Damascus · Since 1952

Latar — Swirled shortbread, chocolate filled

Latar

The swirl that
everyone asks for

Swirled shortbread, chocolate filled

ChocolateDarkHazelnutPistachioPeanut

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1952 Seventy-four years,
uninterrupted
Portfolio A growing family
of brands
Craft Damascene recipes,
made to scale
13 Export markets

The House

A workshop in Damascus,
and the family that kept it

In 1952, Mohamed Adel Makki began making maamoul by hand — the semolina pastry Syrians do not eat casually, because it is what appears on the table when something matters. His sons carried the craft.

Read the 1952 story

“Makki did not begin in confectionery. It began in occasion.”

Export & Trade

Everything a buyer
asks for, published

Carton, pallet and container data for every line. Certifications with numbers and issuing bodies. A named person who replies within two working days.

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News & Events

Latest from Makki

Campaigns, exhibitions, seminars and partner stories — one editorial space for what is happening around Makki beyond the product shelf.

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