Gorji

Gorji is an Iranian biscuit and packaged snack brand with roots in the factory established by Ali Gorji in Robat Karim in 1961. Its products are manufactured by Gorji Biscuit Company. Biscuits formed the starting point of the business and remain central to the brand’s product identity.

The range includes plain and cream-filled biscuits, cookies, wafers, crackers and chocolate bars. Product names such as Nimchasht, Nastaran, Pazirai, Sabooseh and Jovin distinguish different offerings within the biscuit portfolio. This structure connects the Gorji name with individual product ranges across flavours, formulations and packaging formats.

Gorji’s manufacturing base is in Robat Karim, while its head office is in Tehran. Gorji Biscuit Company is a public joint-stock company whose shares trade on the Tehran Stock Exchange under the ticker Ghgorji. Product information and corporate financial disclosures provide complementary perspectives on the brand and the business behind it.

In 2026, the company redesigned its brand identity around the shorter name Gorji. The change reflects an offering extending beyond biscuits alone. A defining consideration for the brand is how its established product names connect with this shared identity as the range develops, preserving recognition while accommodating a broader snack portfolio.