By simply trying to start a series of communication today, with certain press bosses, for articles that will put the Senegalese state in trouble with the populations who are crazy about these broths.
These Lebanese of origin who were mostly born in Senegal like the Yousef Omaïs (Patisen), Fares and Hawar, are a powerful war machine with the colossal profits that they have been reaping for years in Senegal.
Customs exemption, tax rebate …
To take only the example of Patisen which is essential and to use the fetish phrase of his boss Omaïs, ” to be the most powerful from Dakar to Djibouti in this area », In an interview with JA, his company is indeed present everywhere in Africa.
« It is true, but they have facilities. They have customs exemptions, benefit from tax rebates. But what hurts, they transfer all their money overseas. So in everything they do, there are no standards in the broth. There are people who have been working in these boxes for over 20 years, but do not consume broths. », Indignant the anonymous source, very familiar with this file.
Now with an ally of Singaporean Wilmar, he exports to around forty countries. Today, Patisen employs more than 7,000 people, half of them outside Senegal, where by exporting to 40 countries, it already achieves 2/3 of its turnover, which will amount to 200 million euros. in 2018.
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