Indira Foods, acclaimed for its Ready-to-Cook/Eat millet-based offerings and natural spice-infused pastes, is on the brink of a substantial expansion within India’s retail sector. Renowned for its ingenuity and ethical practices, the company is set to revolutionise the market by introducing new items like rasam paste and has enlisted industry veteran Ullas Kamath as an advisor. Moreover, it is constructing an advanced 1.2 lakh sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Karnataka’s Mandya District, involving an investment of Rs 25 crores. Esteemed Kannada actor Sathish Ninasam has also joined as the brand’s ambassador.
Originating from humble beginnings, Indira Foods has emerged as one of the rapidly growing FMCG enterprises. It pioneered the launch of Ragi products and leads the market in exporting 100% natural tamarind concentrate. With zero debts and a strong presence both locally and globally, the company foresees significant advancements in its Indian ready-to-cook product line.
Indira, Chairwoman of Indira Foods, underscored that “New technologies and production features, coupled with healthy and nostalgic edibles, ensure qualitative offerings that align with the needs of the modern generation. We are the modern-day answer to modern-day needs with the old touch of quality and wellness.”
Vijay C, in his role as Director of Indira Foods, accentuated the brand’s robust presence in the market and outlined its strategy to broaden its product range and workforce, with plans to recruit an additional 100 individuals in the forthcoming year.
Ullas Kamath, serving as Chairman of FICCI Karnataka State Council, shared his eagerness to contribute to Indira’s developmental journey, emphasising the brand’s steadfast commitment to providing nutritious, wholesome, and indigenous culinary offerings.
Spanning four product categories and encompassing brands such as Indira’s, Splitz, and Pingani, Indira Foods serves private labels and exports its offerings worldwide. With a robust presence in both local and international markets, the company is poised for success in the ever-evolving FMCG industry.
