DUBAI: Emirati dairy producer Rumailah Farm will supply the newly-launched Address Beach Resort Fujairah with its popular range of dairy products, the company announced.
Address Hotels & Resorts is run by the Dubai-based Emaar Hospitality Group, a deluxe hotel brand catering to high-end guests.
Rumailah Farm General Manager Abdullah Taleb said, “Our alliance with Address is a golden opportunity for us to showcase our rich product line to clientele with a taste for premium brands.”
Nestled in the scenic Hajar Mountains overlooking the Gulf of Oman, Address Beach Resort Fujairah officially opened its doors on July 15.
Since 2018, Rumailah Farm has been producing dairy products derived from locally-raised Jersey cows, known for their exceptionally tasty and calcium-rich milk. The company said its products contain virtually no additives or preservatives.
Rumailah Farm currently operates two coffee shops on the UAE’s East Coast (in Fujairah City and Dibba), where local patrons and visitors can enjoy the brand’s signature milkshakes, ice cream and laban, it added.
Rumailah Farm signs deal
- Nestled in the scenic Hajar Mountains overlooking the Gulf of Oman, Address Beach Resort Fujairah officially opened its doors on Jul 15.
- Rumailah Farm currently operates two coffee shops on the UAE’s East Coast, in Fujairah City and Dibba.
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