Waste not, want not is epitomised through Vnya. The grocery store offers a healthier alternative for your personal as well as larger environmental wellness. Our habits make our habitat, and Vnya is…
Gain insights into brands that champion the ‘Make in India’ movement and diligently drive the green revolution.
MasterChef contestant Natasha Gandhi’s House of Millets adopts a “millets-only” approach with no refined sugar, no dairy and no flour — but you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. Brownies —…
Naviluna Artisan Chocolate in Mysuru uses organically certified cacao beans grown across farms in South India to create a brand that celebrates local terroir. For the longest time, I associated Mysuru with…
Wingreens’ products are a celebration of nature. Today, the brand employs over 1,000 staff, many of whom are women. Finding success starts with finding your purpose. More often than not, business owners…
Paul and Mike is the first Indian company to bag a silver at the International Chocolate Awards 2021. Chocolate is the ultimate luxury. The Aztecs used it as currency. The Mayans called it the drink of gods.…
Less than a year old, but Kashmir Rare is already making a mark in the world of Indian gourmet brands, with its authentic and organic produce.
Pune-based True Elements is one of the first brands to effectively reduce its carbon footprint and is recharting the ethos of homegrown sustainable food businesses.
The current central government’s clarion call of #vocalforlocal hasn’t gone unnoticed either, with many gin makers using unique, locally-sourced ingredients such as tea, Gondhoraj lime, hemp and even tulsi.
