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SOLUTION
Affordable Healthy
Processing Healthy Millet Foods in the Happy Customers
Foods products market
Why Millets?
Millets are NUTRI-CEREALS. They are highly nutritious, non-glutinous, anti-oxidant and non acid forming foods.
Hence healthy, soothing and easy to digest.
Eating millets minimizes lifestyle diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease etc. 3
PRODUCTS
Jowar/Ragi Crispys
Millet Biscuits
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Traction Channel Partners
Ahobilam Foods-Millet
Cave,Hitech City
Institutional Canteens(JNTU,CBIT ,
Global Edge School etc.)
Available at
Hyderabad(Telangana)
Bangalore(Karnataka)
Nellore(AP)
Tirupati(AP)
Recent Highlights
Products are available in Bangalore markets since July,2017
Installed a snack vending machine in Global Edge School, Hyderabad.
Supplying ICRISAT two products of Nutri-Basket(a pilot project of Telangana government to address
malnutrition & anemic problem in the state)
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What Clients say ?
Indirect Competitions Similar products like Kurkure, Bingo, Full Toss, Act II which are generally made
from corn meal exist in market.
• Access to Food Specialists & Mentors from Research Institutes like ICRISAT &
IIMR
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MARKET OPPORTUNITY
The Indian packaged processed foods industry is estimated at US$ 10.87 bn – US$ 13.05 bn,
including biscuits, chocolates, ice-cream, confectionery, snacks, cheese and butter.
The industry is growing at a healthy 14-15 percent over the past two-three years.
By FY 2020 ,Indian food and retail market is projected to touch US$ 482 bn
Convenience foods: The rise of convenience foods is due to the changing lifestyles, paucity of time,
rising disposable incomes and change in food habits. There are distinct segments which are expected
to see robust growth with India’s food industry moving towards differentiated product offerings.
These include
Biscuits (24% market share)
Snacks (19% market share)
Health Foods (13% market share) Target Market
Breakfast Cereals (1% market share)
Ready to Cook & Ready to Eat foods (3% market share) Market Share xxxx
Imported Foods (17% market share)
Chocolates (13% market share) 8
REVENUE MODEL
Targeting Specific Consumer Base
Low - cost price strategy • Low-cost price strategy is adopted so as to make the product
affordable to the consumers by guaranteeing them value for
money. The main aim is to provide quality products to the
consumers at minimum cost,
product innovation focusing on product innovation to cater to domestic tastes, while also introducing
international flavours;
Innovative Products
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Team
Support Organizations