ID Fresh Food
Premji-backed iD Fresh appoints Shobhit Malhotra as CEO for global biz - The Economic Times
24 Apr 2025
iD Fresh Food appoints Shobhit Malhotra as CEO for International Business
24 Apr 2025
The strategic move aligns with the company’s broader ambition of taking its brand global
Bread to batter maker, iD food eyes Rs 600 crore revenue in FY23 - Industry News | The Financial Express
02 Apr 2025
At present iD has an operating margin of about 45-50%.
World Idly Day: iD Fresh opens factory for a peek into its batter making - The Economic Times
02 Apr 2025
The company, backed by billionaire Azim Premji, kicked off the five-day live streaming campaign on the world idly day of March 30. Co-founded by first generation entrepreneur PC Musthafa, along with h
iD Fresh Food Launches Homestyle Whole Wheat Triangular Parathas - Indian Retailer
02 Apr 2025
Retail India - After a huge success with their Malabar parota and whole wheat lacha parathas, iD continues to strengthen its presence in the growing healthy food market in India, with the launch of these homestyle whole wheat parathas.
FUNDING RUNDOWN: Exotel secures $40 mn, SBI invests $20 mn in Pine Labs, iD Fresh Food gets Rs 507 cr & CASHe raises Rs 140 cr - CNBC TV18
02 Apr 2025
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