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Three generations of buying nuts and dry fruit the slow way — orchard by orchard, harvest by harvest, tasting before we trade.

In 1989 our grandfather rented a single counter in the Manek Chowk bazaar and sold what he could carry — almonds, raisins and a few sacks of cashew. He had no brand and no shop sign, only a rule he repeated to every customer: never sell what you would not feed your own family.
Three decades later the counter has become two stores and an online pantry, but the buying trips have not changed. We still travel to the valleys before each harvest, still sort by hand, and still refuse the polished, bleached lots that look prettier and taste of nothing.
No bleaching, polishing or gassing. What leaves our floor is exactly what came off the tree.
We buy direct from 40+ grower families and pay on the day of collection — no middlemen, no delayed credit.
Every batch is screened for size, colour and moisture, then lab-tested before it is packed and dated.
We pack against demand, not into a warehouse. Every pouch carries its packing date, not just a best-before.
A rented counter in Manek Chowk bazaar selling almonds, raisins and cashew by the kilo.
The counter became a shop, and the first direct buying trips to Kashmir began.
A second store on Ghod Dod Road, plus our own grading and packing floor.
The same shelves, now shipped across India — sealed and dated on dispatch day.




FSSAI Licence
No. 100240001XXXX

ISO 22000:2018
Food safety management
Walk into either store and ask for a sample of anything on the shelf. If it doesn't taste like it should, don't buy it.