Sajeeb Group is a diversified Bangladeshi conglomerate that operates across various sectors including food and beverages, agro-processing, real estate, insurance, ready-made garments, telecommunications and electronic media. [2] According to its own website, the group places emphasis on process quality control (PQC), sourcing raw materials under strict supervision, adopting modern technology, and using 100% food-grade packaging.[1]
Sajeeb Group traces its origins to 1982, expanding over subsequent decades through a number of sister concerns spanning consumer foods and non-food sectors. The group positions itself as one of the country’s larger business houses, with activities it says contribute to Bangladesh’s broader socio-economic development. [1]
Its food and beverage division manufactures products under its own brand—Sajeeb—as well as under licences or franchises for international brands such as Shezan, Kolson and Nocilla. [1] The group also reports exports to regions including the Middle East, Australia, the USA, UK, Nepal, Bhutan, Malaysia, Singapore and some African countries.
Corporate Governance & Compliance
The group highlights its commitment to “international standards” in its production processes, via dedicated quality-control teams and established processes. [1] In addition, their public profile indicates adherence to halal certification for their food and drink products through the Bangladesh-based certifier Halal Bangladesh Services (HBS) and use of raw materials from a supplier pool.
Quality control and certifications
Sajeeb states that it operates a Process Quality Control (PQC) program, sources raw materials from vetted suppliers, and uses 100% food-grade packaging. The company also states that its foods and drinks have achieved “100% Halal certification” through Halal Bangladesh Services (HBS), a halal certification body recognized in industry directories and associations. [3]
Export & Growth
According to the company, exports began in 2010, initially to Bhutan, and now span the Gulf/Middle East, Oceania (Australia), the USA, SAARC markets (including Nepal and Bhutan), Malaysia, Singapore and several African countries. Trade reporting has also noted Sajeeb’s presence in Bangladesh’s processed-food exports. Third-party company-profile data indicate that the group is engaged in the manufacture and supply of food and beverage products, and that it is export-oriented. [2] It also appears the group has attracted attention from trade-media and export-news outlets for its processed food business. [4]
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