About Simorgh
Simorgh is an Iranian food brand whose documented commercial history in Mashhad can be traced to the late 1980s. Halva and sesame-based products have played a central role in the development of the brand and remain closely associated with the Simorgh name.
The portfolio has gradually expanded beyond traditional sesame products. Today, registered Simorgh products span halva, tahini, cakes, cookies, biscuits and wafers, giving the brand a presence across both traditional breakfast foods and packaged sweet-snack categories.
A notable feature of the portfolio is the combination of traditional sesame-based foods with industrial bakery and snack products. This gives Simorgh access to a wider range of consumption occasions, from breakfast and hospitality to everyday snacking.
The current brand structure is primarily associated with Dasht Devin Shargh Food Complex Co. The company holds multiple registered Simorgh trademarks and a substantial portfolio of registered products under the SIMORGH name. Industrial records also identify the business as an active producer of halva, tahini, biscuits, wafers, cakes and cookies.
