Food Hub

Discover delicious flavors and culinary traditions from across MENA and Asia at MNATION’s Food Hub. We share stories on cuisine, food manufacturing and agriculture across the Global South!

Food Hub

Rumi Spice Brings All Things Nice for Afghani’s Agricultural Sector

Rumi Spice CEO Keith Alaniz says that he is proud to be celebrating a decade of empowering Afghani farmers and introducing afghani spices to the culinary world.

May, 2024

Food Hub

Taiwan Caters to Muslim Tourists, Tastes and Travellers

Writer Arrif Zikri takes us on a whirlwind tour of six must-visit Muslim-friendly hotels and restaurants in Taiwan.

April, 2024

Food Hub

Rosewood’s Art Afternoon Tea Series Enchants with Arty Treats and Halal Meats

Food Critics Dr Shagufta Ahmed and Farrukh Younus make connections between their love of art, cake and foreign cities which all converged into one glorious afternoon at the Rosewood Hotel’s Art Afternoon Tea Series in London.

April, 2024

Food Hub

Forged Parfait, Invented from Japanese Quail Available First in Singapore

Vow, a cultured meat tech company becomes the first outside the US to gain regulatory approval and sell cultured meat, launches its first product Forged Parfait in Singapore.

April, 2024

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Cooks & Chefs, Mega Meals and Big Deals at Gulfood 2024

Gulfood 2024 hosted a line-up of Michelin-starred chefs who showcased a variety of culinary tricks from the traditional to the avant-garde.

March, 2024

Food Hub

Ramadan in Dubai Campaign Indulges with Crafty Culinary Choices

Dubai’s diverse gastronomic scene comes to life with a range of creative Iftar and Suhoor options under the Ramadan in Dubai Campaign.

March, 2024

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Pakistan’s Rice Exports Surge Thanks to India’s Export Restrictions

Rice exports from Pakistan surged 85.8%, reaching USD 2.5 billion within eight months, largely due to India’s self-imposed restrictions on its own shipments.

March, 2024

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COTTI COFFEE Rides a Caffeine High Across ME and SE Asia

COTTI COFFEE hits an incredible milestone of opening 7,000 stores worldwide – with the first 5,000 outlets established in 2023 alone.

March, 2024

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