Zamzam

Zamzam is a long-established Iranian beverage brand with roots in the soft drink production lines set up in Tehran in the mid-1950s. Over the following decades, its business expanded from carbonated soft drinks into a broader beverage portfolio. The establishment of a research and development unit in 1980, followed by laboratory operations and the formulation of cola and orange concentrates in 1981, marked important stages in its technical development. The brand’s history is closely connected with the growth of industrial soft drink production and distribution in Iran.

Cola, orange and lemon-flavoured soft drinks, together with lemonade, form the core of Zamzam’s range. The portfolio also includes carbonated drinks in flavours such as pomegranate, mulberry, cactus and mojito. Its Zero range offers sugar-free cola and orange options, adding another product family alongside the conventional soft drinks. The range varies in both flavour and format: depending on the product, drinks are available in different pack sizes, from individual servings to larger bottles.

Zamzam Iran’s wider beverage portfolio extends beyond traditional soft drinks to include energy drinks, mineral and drinking water, sparkling water and basil seed drinks. Some of these products are marketed under distinct names, including Vita, Vitamed, Energy and Energy Plus. Abali doogh, a yoghurt-based beverage, is also part of the company’s portfolio. These product families and associated brands sit alongside the main Zamzam brand, giving the business a presence across several beverage categories.