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Tayybeh: A Celebration of Syrian Cuisine

August 16, 2019

Tayybeh is a Vancouver food company that sells authentic Syrian food and employs female Syrian immigrants and refugees. Tayybeh, which means “delicious” in Arabic, connects consumers with Syrian food produ... Read More...

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