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WHO ARE WE ?
BEYAZPINAR started its activities in RİZE in 1987 as a family company in the production sector. entering the confectionery industry in 1990, and in particular by focusing on designing our own products, high quality production under different slogans and Black Sea Region and Turkey, we serve the public. We have also expanded abroad, with exports to the United States community.
In 2001, we went to restructuring in Istanbul and increased our product range. In 2007, we continued to grow by adding bonbon candy and filled soft candy varieties to our product range in a 4500 square meter building in SULTANBEYLİ / ISTANBUL.
Thanks to the partnership we realized as of the end of 2009, we increased our annual production capacity to 5000 tons. We continue to make progress towards becoming an important brand in both export and domestic market.
Turkey in general and Confectionery SWEETS is BEYAZPIN our sales in approximately 50 countries, our strong step in the colorful world, we continue our progress.
BEYAZPINAR started its activities in RİZE in 1987 as a family company in the production sector. entering the confectionery industry in 1990, and in particular by focusing on designing our own products, high quality production under different slogans and Black Sea Region and Turkey, we serve the public. We have also expanded abroad, with exports to the United States community.
In 2001, we went to restructuring in Istanbul and increased our product range. In 2007, we continued to grow by adding bonbon candy and filled soft candy varieties to our product range in a 4500 square meter building in SULTANBEYLİ / ISTANBUL.
Thanks to the partnership we realized as of the end of 2009, we increased our annual production capacity to 5000 tons. We continue to make progress towards becoming an important brand in both export and domestic market.
Turkey in general and Confectionery SWEETS is BEYAZPIN our sales in approximately 50 countries, our strong step in the colorful world, we continue our progress.
