Luxury Chocolatier Looks to Take LVMH-Backed Saudi Brand Global
Located 250 kilometers (155 miles) northwest of Riyadh, the farm, owned by a company with links to the Saudi royal family, is plotting a massive global expansion under new Chief Executive Officer Nurtac Afridi.
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