How developed is Jordan’s logistics and supply chain sector for export-oriented companies, and what measures could be taken to improve and streamline processes?
Jordan Industry
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Economic view | Salim Karadsheh, CEO, Fine Hygienic Holding, on the steps required to develop the industrial sector
26 Oct 2016
What do you identify as the main obstacles holding Jordanian industry back from moving up the value chain?
Interviews & Viewpoints | Brent Heimann, CEO, Arab Potash Company (APC): Interview from The Report: Jordan2015
How have electricity and water tariff increases — both important inputs for the sector — affected Jordanian industry?
Articles & Analysis | Food, beverages and tobacco increasing their share of the retail segment from The Report: Jordan2015
On the back of 2014, when a major expansion in mall supply was executed in Jordan’s capital city, Amman, the kingdom’s organised retail sector has continued to move forward. Meanwhile, sustained economic and population growth have also meant increasing demand. In the food and beverage segment, traditional retail has held its ground in a cost-...
Articles & Analysis | Jordanian industries leverage their location to look for new overseas markets from The Report: Jordan2015
Producing a diverse range of industrial goods, from phosphates to processed food and packaging to steel billets, Jordan’s industrial sector is a mainstay of the nation’s economy. The country’s location, supported by myriad free trade agreements (FTAs) offering access to 1.5bn consumers, enables the kingdom to be a strategic trade route to many...
Articles & Analysis | Resource extraction in potash and phosphate supports the Jordanian economy from The Report: Jordan2015
As the seventh-largest producer of potash in the world, Jordan is producing around 2m tonnes per annum of this vital fertiliser ingredient. The country is also home to one of the world’s largest phosphate rock sectors, making minerals extraction one of the country’s top industrial sectors and a major support for the Jordanian economy.