ID Fresh Food
After witnessing hyper-growth online, iD Fresh Food is now focusing on a hybrid business model
25 Jul 2023
The pandemic saw an e-commerce boom like never before during COVID-19. However, now that the numbers have moderated, what is the Bengaluru-based FMCG company’s plan?
iD Fresh Food opens 5th manufacturing unit with investment of ₹20 crore
25 Jul 2023
It is iD’s fifth production facility after Bengaluru, Dubai, Hyderabad, and Mumbai
iD Fresh Food expands to North India
25 Jul 2023
Bengaluru-based food company iD Fresh Food has launched a new manufacturing plant in Haryana to meet the increasing customer demand for its offerings
iD Fresh Food enters the ghee market
25 Jul 2023
Currently, iD sells it products in over 45 cites, across 30,000 retail stores in India, the United Arab Emirates, the US and the UK. The Bengaluru-based company’s product portfolio includes idly and d
iD Fresh Food expects Rs 700 crore revenue in the current fiscal; plans to expand its manufacturing facilities
25 Jul 2023
Id Fresh: Sharing about the expansion plans, Musthafa said they are setting up a manufacturing facility in Delhi this month and in Kolkata by next financial year. They are expanding their production units as they want to deliver their products fresh.
For perfectly-shaped vadas, this company ditched Pepsi bottles. CEO shares 'jugaad' idea
25 Jul 2023
iD Fresh Food forays into frozen fruit blends
25 Jul 2023
‘Distributor-driven model not fit for ready-to-cook items’
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