The movie is part of LT Foods¡¯ strategic growth roadmap, which aims to diversify its go-to-market approach by entering the Business-To-Consumer (B2C) segment, thereby complementing its strong Business-To-Business (B2B) foundation. This expansion reinforces Nature Bio Foods¡¯ position as one of the leaders of the organic movement globally and deepens its commitment to bridging the gap from ¡®Farm to Folk¡¯, bringing sustainably grown organic ingredients from India, Africa, and beyond, directly to consumers and brands in Europe.

The initial Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) for this new facility is in the tune of Rs. 20 crore. The company would be investing another Rs. 15 crores over the next 3 years. Spread over 20,000 square meters, the new facility is strategically located at the ¡®Port of Rotterdam¡¯, which is widely considered as the ¡°Gateway to Europe¡± for logistics due to its strategic location, extensive infrastructure, and role as a major hub for maritime and inland transportation.

The new facility boasts of four CO©ü pressure treatment chambers for chemical-free disinfestation. It possesses three cleaning and processing lines with one for seed, one for grains and one for bulk loading for industries. The new facility has advanced retail packaging lines with an annual handling of 15,000 MT. It has a storage capacity for 15,000 pallets and a smart warehouse system aligned with the company¡¯s sustainability goals.

The facility will handle a wide range of dry organic products including Organic rice, pulses, superfoods, oilseeds like flaxseed, sesame, buckwheat, chia, quinoa, sorghum, and cashews, all ready for mainstream consumers across Europe. The company has already attracted interest from major retailers in Germany and the Benelux region. With this new capability, the company will not only continue sourcing from India and Africa but also expand its procurement from over 20 countries worldwide, delivering premium organic ingredients to European shelves.