About Rana
Rana is an Iranian food brand owned by Alia Golestan. It began operating in 1999 with the launch of sauce production under the Rana name. The brand draws on the manufacturing experience of a business established in 1950 as Gorgan Cotton Company, originally engaged in oil extraction and refining. Rana subsequently expanded its portfolio to include edible oils, tomato paste, canned vegetables and pulses, and bottled drinking water.
Edible oils and sauces are two core categories in Rana’s range. Its portfolio includes sunflower, canola, corn, soybean, blended and frying oils, alongside mayonnaise, ketchup and salad dressings. These products serve a variety of cooking and food preparation needs, with packaging formats intended for both household use and professional kitchens.
Rana also offers tomato paste and canned foods, including pinto beans, lentils, chickpeas, sweetcorn, green peas and aubergine dishes. Tomato paste and canned foods are produced by Zarrin Dasht Sofreh, while Alia Golestan manufactures oils and sauces. Golestaneh produces the brand’s bottled drinking water, bringing these categories together through several specialised manufacturing businesses.
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Rana serves household consumers as well as restaurants and other foodservice operators. Its products are supplied through Alia Golestan’s sales organisation and distributor network, which also manages regional and chain-store sales. This combination of everyday cooking ingredients, condiments and canned foods gives the brand a presence across several connected segments of the food market.