Equipment to build a Center for Orange Blossom in Maghdoushe
Equipment to build a Center for Orange Blossom in Maghdoushe
Year
2017
Location
Magdouche, South Lebanon
Grantee
Maghdouche Orange Blossom Cooperative
Grant Amount
$42,800.00
This Project is sponsored by The Anthony R. Abraham Foundation
Description and Impact
Maghdouche is famed for its orange trees that have been grown in the area for over 100 years. It is these blossoms that give the exceptional taste to their renowned orange blossom water. The Maghdouche cooperative, established in 1995, produces a total of 80 tons of orange blossom per year, 50 tons of which are sold to producers throughout Lebanon. The remaining 30 tons are used to create the orange blossom water using a 250m² distillation factory which was established with the support of several grants, including one from SEAL.
The cooperative requested an additional grant that helped build the needed 250m² concrete hangar with a metal roof for storage, packaging, and sales activities. 
 
Scope/Equipment
  • 250m2 hangar with metal roof
  • On land guaranteed for 99 years for packaging
  • Storing
  • Selling orange blossom

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