Zeidan Chocolate Factory was established in 1976 in the industrial capital of Jordan, Al Zarqa city. Zeidan launched the first product of its kind in the market, Sambo Teacakes, well-known in the Jordanian market under the name of “Ras Al Abed.” The hit product is now very well known in the region, especially the Jordanian market as it is everyone’s childhood favorite.
Zeidan Chocolate Factory later expanded in 1985 to introduce another hit product, the Zeidan Bar. A deliciously mouthwatering chocolate bar that comes in an array of fillings, including, peanut butter, strawberry, orange and coffee.
In 1987, Zeidan Chocolate Factory expanded its premises to include a Plastic Factory. Zeidan now specializes in manufacturing and distributing PP Woven Bags (polypropylene). Click here to view our PP Woven Bags.
Nevertheless, Zeidan continued to expand into further diversified products to meet regional demands. Zeidan launched a variety of Corn Chips and Snacks in 1990, followed by a premium version of the Sambo Teacake in 2011. Finally, Zeidan has launched 3 types of biscuits in the Jordanian market in 2016.
Expansion Timeline
1976 - Launching of Sambo Teacakes
1985 - Launching of Zeidan Bar
1987 - Launching of Zeidan Plastic Factory
1990 - Launching of Zeidan Corn Chips
2000 - Sambo Package Redesign
2009 - Sambo Package Redesign
2011 - Introducing Super Sambo with Milk Chocolate
2016 - Launching of Angelo, Splash and Crunch Time Biscuits