Sevan
Middle Eastern pantry foods such as hummus, bulgur, spices and preserves for consumers in the Nordic countries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Sevan
Sevan sells Middle Eastern food products, including hummus, preserves, bulgur and oat products, spices and seasonings. It also publishes recipes that use these ingredients.
The range is aimed at discerning, food-conscious consumers in the Nordic countries. The company sells these products to consumers.
Sevan Oy was founded in 2020 and is registered in Helsinki, Finland. The brand traces its history to its founder Hratch, who moved from Beirut to Sweden in the 1960s.
Product: Middle Eastern food products: hummus, preserves, bulgur and oat products, spices and seasonings, with recipes.
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