Zimtak
COMPANY INFORMATION

Facts behind the flavour.

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Reviewed: . Company information supplied by Kbong Bhutan Food Pvt. Ltd.; public references are linked below.

Company
Kbong Bhutan Food Pvt. Ltd.
Manufacturing location
Toribari, Pekarzhing, Phuentsholing, Chukha, Bhutan
Brands
Zimtak, Humpty Dumpty, Kapten, PaiPai
Product category
Instant noodles
Annual production
108,000,000 packets (108 million / 10.8 crore), across the company brand family; company-supplied figure.

Who makes Zimtak noodles?

Zimtak is manufactured by Kbong Bhutan Food Pvt. Ltd. in Phuentsholing, Bhutan.

What does the production counter mean?

The annual number is the company-supplied production figure. The live number estimates packets produced since 1 January of the current year in Bhutan time. It averages annual production over calendar time, including non-operating hours.

Estimated packets this year = 108,000,000 × elapsed calendar-year seconds ÷ total seconds in that year. In a 365-day year, this is approximately 3.425 packets per second. The estimate is not live telemetry, a daily production log, or an all-time total.

Where are ingredients and cooking instructions listed?

The printed product pack is the reference for ingredients, allergens, preparation instructions, net weight, storage conditions and best-before dates.

How can retailers enquire?

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What do the images show?

The Zimtak mascot and all four original brand logos were supplied by the company; the website uses versions with transparent outer backgrounds. Product pack artwork was supplied by the company and represents selected products, not the complete range. Food and landscape scenes are AI-created campaign illustrations, not verified factory images or ingredient representations.

Public references