Hanovar.
Hanovar has been making wafers and coated chocolate in Syria since 1997. Its lines run from ten-gram counter pieces sold by the display box to forty-gram bars and 450-gram sharing pouches — Mirli, Brana and Travella among them, all produced on fully automated lines with in-house laboratory testing.
Mirli Coated Wafers
Hanovar's best-known wafer, coated in chocolate and cut into ten-gram pieces that sell by the display box. Moga carries a coffee cream; the cocoa original is the one people reach for first. Also boxed as an assorted gift tin.
View productBrana Wafer Biscuits
A wafer biscuit layered generously with cream and finished four ways — rich chocolate, white chocolate with coconut, a light milk wafer, and a darker cocoa. Sold in twelve-piece cases built for shelf display.
Discover the rangeMex Brana Bars
The bar format: a coated wafer at thirty-two grams, cased twelve by twelve. Cacao is the everyday one, hazelnut the richer read, and dark for anyone who wants less sugar in the finish.
Explore the familyHanovar Counter Wafers
The counter line — ten-gram coated wafers in a display box that sits by the till. Coffee is the strongest seller, chocolate the safe one, hazelnut the one regulars ask for by name.
See the varietiesHanovar Fingers
Wafer fingers layered with cream and wrapped at forty grams — strawberry, chocolate or milk. The format made for a tea break rather than a pocket.
Meet the productHanovar's Style Cube Wafers
Cube wafers in a hundred-gram bag, twelve bags to the case. Cappuccino leads, vanilla stays light, and chocolate is the one that empties first at a family table.
View productTravella Luxury Wafer
Hanovar's premium wafer — thicker layers under a hazelnut chocolate coat, presented in a display carton meant to be seen rather than stacked.
Discover the rangeHanovar Minis Pouches
Individually wrapped minis in a stand-up pouch — Mirli, Brana and the crunchy wafer, mixed or single. The format for a guest bowl, an office desk or a long drive.
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