Khetika invests ₹10 crore in pesticide-free spices facility as it scales branded foods
Mumbai-based Khetika has opened a processing and testing facility in Unjha, Gujarat, as the first step in a planned ₹100 crore, three-year infrastructure buildout. The company is targeting export-ready, traceable spices and ₹500 crore in FY27 revenue.
What happened
Mumbai-based Khetika invested ₹10 crore in an Unjha pesticide-free spice processing and testing facility, beginning a ₹100-crore expansion plan. The clean-food
Key facts
- ₹10 crore initial investment
- ₹100 crore planned infrastructure investment over three years
- ₹1,000 crore spices-business target
- 500-tonne initial facility capacity
- ₹500 crore FY27 revenue target
Why this matters
Khetika’s Unjha facility gives its branded-spices business tighter control over pesticide testing, traceability and export-grade quality as it builds toward a ₹100 crore infrastructure network.
What to watch
- Evidence of export orders, distributor appointments or regulatory/certification milestones.
- Facility capacity, utilization levels and additional capex commitments versus the stated ₹100 crore three-year target.
- Launch of traceable or pesticide-residue-tested SKUs and retailer/quick-commerce listings.
- Raw-spice procurement partnerships, farmer programs or direct-sourcing contracts.
- Revenue trajectory toward the ₹500 crore FY27 target, including branded-food versus B2B contribution.