Zarrin Group
Our Vision & Mission
Our mission is to offer our customers a variety of high quality produce throughout the year in a timely manner and to build strong relations with our suppliers and customers based on transparency, openness and honesty. We bring our enthusiasm and dedication to work, building a strong brand that represents quality and our commitment to the growth of the industry. We rely strongly on the good name of our ancestors, continuing their legacy by running a socially responsible corporation.
Zarrin Group
Since 1930
Services
What We Do
Here you can see a significant part of the activities of the Zarrin International Group
Local Trade
Since 1930 presence in the fresh produce business in Iran...
Import
Although Iran a four season country is rich in agriculture with high volumes of produce...
Export
Iran is an active exporter of many agricultural products such as saffron...
Re-Export
In addition to our exporting local fruits to Central Asia, we have seasonal...
Storage & Logistics
For our international transport, shipping our produce in reefers...
Social responsibility
As part of our commitment to give back to the community we live and work in...
Brand
Our motto is the sun, and like the sun, we believe all ZARRIN products should shine through their exceptional quality. Only the best produce will carry our brand name ZARRIN, and we take particular pride in the quality of our produce and services. The name of one of our companies, Zarrin Toranj Taban Asia (Z.T.T.A), means “The shining sun of Asia.” In Persian literature, “Zarrin Toranj” is a metaphor for the sun; “ZARRIN” in Persian, Urdu, and Arabic means golden, “Toranj” is the fruit Bergamot, and “Taban” means shining. Our logo, the emblem of the sun carrying our brand name ZARRIN, reflects our vision to shine in the fruit industry through excellent quality produce.
Zarrin Group was the first company to pack perishable fruits in Zarrin Brand in the origin countries and import them to Iran.
The Zarrin Brand was initially registered in Iran and later registered in WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) and the Philippines.
As part of our commitment to the community we live and work in, Zarrin Group has established a complex that includes a Non-Interest Fund Department and a Charity Center (comprising a Medical Unit, Dowry Unit, Food Parcels, and Cultural Unit) that provides financial aid and medical services to those in need.
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Strengths of Zarrin Group
Zarrin Group has over 80 years of experience in the production, processing, and trade of fresh produce in Iran and is considered a pioneer in this field.
In addition to its commercial activities, Zarrin Group is engaged in charitable work and operates a non-profit charity center.
Since the 1990s, Zarrin Group has been exporting fresh fruit to various countries including the UAE, Russia, Turkey, Central Asia, and Europe. The group also imports tropical fruits and other fruits from countries such as the Ecuador, Philippines, South Africa, Turkey, Egypt, China, and Pakistan.
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RECENT NEWS
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July
9
Iran’s Zarrin explores options for Latin American bananas
Following a tour of Latin American producers, Alireza Emami, CEO of Iranian trader Zarrin Group, sees strong potential for...
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May
31
Sanctions limit options for Iranian pineapple imports
Before Donald Trump scuppered the Iran nuclear deal, pineapple exports came to Iran from sources including Thailand, Malaysia and...
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July
13
Turbulent times for Iranian banana imports
Since Donald Trump backed out of the JCPOA deal with Iran, the country’s banana importers have faced familiar hurdles...
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February
14
Zarrin helps revive Dominica bananas
When Hurricane Dean hit Dominica in August 2007, it decimated the Caribbean island’s vital banana industry to such an...
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