Lina

Lina is an Iranian savory snack brand whose origins lie in the development of snack manufacturing in Qom in the late 1990s. The brand forms part of Lina Industrial Group and is associated with Lina Nik Manufacturing Company. The group’s manufacturing site is located in Shokouhieh Industrial Town, Qom, where expanded corn snacks were among its earliest products.

Its portfolio spans expanded snacks, fried snacks, popcorn and Caesar croutons. Corn snacks are offered in ball, tube, spiral and mini formats alongside named ranges such as Turbo, Zumba and Berenjak. Linanchi represents the fried snack category, while Bushar and Lina Puff feature in the popcorn range. Caesar croutons, including garlic and cheese and vegetable varieties, extend the portfolio into products served with salads.

Ingredient production is part of the wider group’s manufacturing structure. Its subsidiary Parsa Mehr Arian produces dairy powders and flavoring ingredients and was developed to support the group’s ingredient requirements. At product level, Lina identifies non-GMO corn and natural paprika coloring in its cheese-flavored corn balls, illustrating the ingredient choices behind a specific product within the range.

Lina’s assortment is differentiated by more than flavor. It brings together corn-based snacks, fried products and wheat-based Caesar croutons, serving several eating occasions: standalone snacking, sharing and accompaniments to salads or dips. For wholesale buyers and distributors, these differences in base ingredients, shape and texture provide a useful way to understand and select products across the brand’s range.