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India
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Dwarika Food Products, Rudrapur NH-74
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Business Description
Rooted in Legacy Driven by Quality
Founded in 1992 in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, Dwarika Foods Private Limited began its journey as a humble Atta Chakki, built on a deep-rooted belief in delivering quality and honesty in every grain. In 2019, this enduring legacy gave rise to Bregano—a modern FMCG food brand crafted to meet the evolving needs of Indian households and global markets.
Today, Bregano stands for purity, taste, and innovation. With a presence across 7+ Indian states and partnerships with leading retailers like Patanjali, Vishal Mega Mart, and Britannia, we continue to uphold our commitment to crafting food that not only nourishes but also connects families through the authentic flavours of tradition.
Our Mission
To craft honest, healthy, and flavourful food products that meet everyday needs while exceeding expectations—delivering trust, nutrition, and joy to every kitchen we reach, and inspiring better eating choices every day.
Our Vision
To become the most trusted Indian food brand in global markets, by consistently blending authenticity with innovation and offering food solutions that are as nourishing as they are delicious.
Trade Capabilities
Business Terms
Preferred Payment Term:
To be discussed
Preferred Trade Term:
To be discussed
Port Of Loading:
we can discuss this
Accepted Currency:
USD
Trade Ability
Annual Revenue Amount:
Annual revenue of USD 5M~10M
Numbers Of Employees:
101-500 employees
Certificates:
FSSC 22000, FSSAI, HALALA, HACCP
Avg Response Time:
-
Dwarika Food Products leaving transaction and shipping terms open means buyers must negotiate key details upfront — which can delay orders and increase risk. The port is not fixed, so logistics planning depends on mutual agreement. Accepting USD makes payments simple for international buyers, but the lack of clear terms could lead to misunderstandings or delays in delivery. Dwarika Food Products has FSSC 22000, FSSAI, HALALA, and HACCP accreditations — a strong combination that shows compliance with international food safety and quality standards. FSSC 22000 is particularly valuable for export markets, as it meets global requirements for food safety management. The presence of HALALA certification indicates the company caters to halal food markets, which is a growing demand in Asia and the Middle East. The lack of specified inquiry response time may raise concerns about customer service efficiency, so buyers should follow up directly to confirm responsiveness.
Products / Services Offered
Dwarika Food Products offers uncooked pasta, which gives buyers more control over cooking and quality — ideal for brands that want to maintain consistent taste and texture. This product range is especially useful for food manufacturers looking to source raw ingredients for mass production.
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Dwarika Food Products has verified work email, phone, and business documents — this gives buyers strong confidence in their legitimacy and ability to communicate and fulfill orders reliably. All key verification points are confirmed, reducing risk of fraud or miscommunication in international trade.
Export Countries
Bangladesh
Bhutan
Brazil
Egypt
Gambia
India
Malaysia
Nepal
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
(+1 more)
South Asia
36%
South America
9%
North Africa
9%
West Africa
9%
Southeast Asia
9%
Dwarika Food Products operates in 11 countries across 8 regions, with a strong South Asia concentration at 36% (4 countries: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal), while all other regions are represented by a single country each — accounting for 9% apiece. This creates a highly concentrated South Asian core with minimal geographic spread beyond the region, highlighting a strategic focus on South Asia despite global reach. The lack of diversification in other regions suggests potential exposure to regional market volatility and limited resilience in the face of supply or demand shifts.
