The launch of a cutting-edge manufacturing facility in the Anganwa neighborhood of Jodhpur by Krishna’s Herbal and Ayurveda, a trailblazing brand in preservative-free natural products, is a momentous development for Ayurvedic retail. With 6000 square meters of space, this new plant will more than double Krishna’s daily production capacity to 40,000 liters. At this new facility, state-of-the-art machinery and cutting-edge technology will improve the production of Krishna’s current line of medicines and juices.
Krishna’s Herbal & Ayurveda founder and CEO Shrawan Daga stated, “We have always been committed to making Ayurveda a household name in India and providing consumers with goodness of it in the most unadulterated form”. Tie ups with organic farmers guarantee the best ingredients, but our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility allows us to maintain strict control over the final product’s quality, which must be exceptional. In addition, we guarantee that all products are genuine and adhere strictly to the age-old ayurvedic techniques. In order to surpass the three-digit threshold by the end of 2025, we anticipate doubling our output, which will ultimately boost revenue by almost 100%.
Krishna’s goal to lead the market for herbal and Ayurvedic products is in line with the new facility’s emphasis on automated manufacturing machinery. Aloe vera, amla, BP Care Juice, Liver Re-Live, Diabic Care for diabetics, and other products are among the company’s offerings. It is well-known for making juices using organic and Ayurvedic ingredients. Krishna’s respects rituals by making products like chyawanprash in small quantities and immediately processing aloe vera for skincare and haircare products to guarantee its effectiveness.
This expansion supports the company’s objective of promoting real Ayurvedic practices by creating jobs in addition to being a calculated strategic move for increased production. Krishna’s Herbal and Ayurveda has established itself internationally, exporting its nature-focused goods, and is present in practically all Indian states and Union Territories. By designating actor and humanitarian Sonu Sood as its brand ambassador, the company experienced a notable uptick in popularity during the second wave of Covid.
