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India’s nutrition trend goes beyond powders and shakes, it’s about rediscovering traditional, nutrient-rich foods like dry fruits that blend heritage with modern wellness. https://news.abplive.com/health/how-dry-fruits-are-powering-india-s-protein-revolution-1805428/amp

India’s snacking habits are witnessing a quiet but significant revolution. Once synonymous with indulgent munchies and fried bites, the modern snack is now being reimagined as fuel for the mind and body. As consumers become more informed, they’re looking beyond taste towards transparency, nutrition, and sustainability. This growing preference for ‘better-for-you’ options is not just a passing health trend but a deep cultural reset in how India eats between meals. “The Indian healthy snacking landscape is moving from impulsive indulgence to conscious eating. We call it the ‘3Cs’—Clean, Convenient, and Conscious,” says DP Jhawar, Co-founder and CEO, Proventus Agrocom Ltd. For Jhawar, “Clean” represents the foundation of trust – snacks made without hidden additives, using responsibly sourced nuts, seeds, and dried fruits. “Convenient,” he explains, means creating formats that suit the pace of modern India, such as resealable packs for easy, anytime nutrition. “Conscious,” perhaps the most defining shift, ties food choices to both personal well-being and environmental care. “The 3Cs are not just a trend; they are the new paradigm for a smarter, more responsible snacking future,” he adds. Snacking With Integrity And Joy Echoing this thought, Dr. Prithwi Singh, Co-founder & CEO, Khetika, believes that clean snacking doesn’t need to come at the cost of flavour. “We think the future of snacking needs to be clean and convenient without compromising taste,” he says. For larger food brands, the same principles are driving innovation. “Consumers are now seeking snacks that not only taste good but also do good. This is an opportunity to blend taste, convenience, and sustainability through cleaner ingredients and responsible sourcing,” says Mainak Dhar, Managing Director, McCain Foods India. https://www.news18.com/lifestyle/food/why-indias-snack-game-is-turning-smarter-simpler-and-more-sustainable-ws-l-9675123.html

Our Bureau, Mumbai Proventus Agrocom Limited, one of India’s fastest-growing healthy snacking companies, has reported a strong performance for the first half of FY26, driven by its focus on wholesome nutrition-based products. The company’s consolidated revenue grew 32% year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 390 crore, while brand revenue surged 33% YoY to Rs 283 crore. ProV’s profit after tax (PAT) stood at Rs 6.68 crore in H1FY26, up 37% from Rs 4.87 crore in H1FY25 and 164% higher than Rs 2.53 crore in H2FY25. EBITDA rose 12% to Rs 9.17 crore, and gross margins improved to 22.1% from 19.8% in FY25, signaling strong operational efficiency. The company has expanded its portfolio beyond core dry fruits into wholesome nutrition-based products such as flavoured makhana, healthy bars, trail mixes, nut chocolates, and seed mixes which now account for nearly 50% of its product range. The brand’s monthly revenue run rate has crossed Rs 60 crore, with a 12x growth achieved in the past four years. Commenting on the results, Durga Prasad Jhawar, managing director, said, “This marks our transformation beyond traditional dry fruits into a full-fledged healthy snacking brand. We remain committed to achieving our Rs 1,000 crore brand revenue target by FY28, with gross margins of 30%.” https://www.fnbnews.com/Top-News/proventus-agrocom-reports-33-jump-in-brand-revenue-in-h1fy26-pat-up-37-yoy-85223

H1FY26 PAT INR 6.68 crs up 37% YoY; up 164% from H2FY25 Wholesome Nutrition Based Products* Scaling New Heights * Building for tomorrow http://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/tycoon+world-epaper-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089/proventus+agrocom+limited+prov+reports+strong+h1fy26+results+brand+revenue+of+inr+283+crs+up+33+yoy-newsid-dh4c6a646b987d48f5b87f17d40865f089_3524e280bbe511f0be9f6c489a1e242a?sm=Y

For decades, the Indian festive season has been synonymous with abundance of sweets, celebrations, and shared indulgence. But in recent years, a quiet transformation has taken root in how people celebrate. Health and happiness are no longer seen as opposites; they are becoming partners in a new era of mindful festivity. Across categories from dairy and snacks to beverages consumer choices are reflecting a growing awareness that joy can coexist with nourishment, and that indulgence need not come at the expense of well-being. A Conscious Celebration: Health Joins the Table “While indulgence remains at the heart of Indian festivities, there is now a growing awareness about balance and mindful choices,” observes Akshali Shah, Executive Director, Parag Milk Foods Ltd. “Consumers are increasingly seeking products that allow them to enjoy traditions without compromising on health. At Parag Milk Foods, we see this as a positive evolution, one that aligns with our philosophy of offering wholesome, high-quality dairy nutrition.” This shift is most visible in traditional categories like sweets and ghee, where innovation has begun to meet tradition halfway. Shah adds, “Today’s consumer is not just looking for taste, but also trust and transparency in what they consume. Keeping this in mind, we’ve introduced forward integrations like health-focused sweets made with 100% cow’s milk and our Gowardhan ghee, products that let consumers celebrate joyfully, yet consciously.” The message is clear: indulgence is still welcome at the table, but it’s now served with a side of intention. https://www.news18.com/lifestyle/how-consumer-demands-have-evolved-this-festive-season-a-shift-toward-healthier-indulgence-9694238.html

What it is At its core, fibremaxxing is the conscious effort to increase fibre intake through whole, plant-based foods like fruits, vegetables, grains, lentils, nuts, and seeds. It’s a nutrition trend that promotes better digestion, metabolic balance, and gut health. “Fibremaxxing is the newest and healthiest nutrition phenomenon to grab the attention of the wellness world, and for the right reasons,” says Dr. Pratyaksha Bhardwaj, World Record Holder and Dietitian. “It is an intentional fibre increase in daily habits that lead to better digestion, metabolism, and health in general. Although it might sound like a fad, it actually has strong scientific backing.” According to Dr. Bhardwaj, the majority of people, especially urban Indians, consume far less fibre than the recommended 25–35 grams per day. “Following the concept of Fibremaxxing, people will be eating a lot of whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and seeds, which not only support bowel health but also feed the gut microbiota, improving immunity and even mood,” she explains. https://www.freepressjournal.in/amp/weekend/what-is-fibremaxxing-the-2025-nutrition-trend-everyones-talking-about

Proventus Agrocom Limited (NSE: PROV), one of India’s fastest-growing healthy snacking companies, announced its half-yearly results for H1 FY26, marking a defining phase in its growth journey, with a sharper focus on wholesome nutrition-based products. The Company reported brand revenue of ₹283 crore, up 33% YoY from ₹213 crore in H1 FY25, maintaining strong profitability despite a 2x increase in marketing and brand investments. Gross margins are set to rise to +22% by FY26 year end as the product mix continues shifting toward high-margin and focus on wholesome nutrition-based products. Redefining the Healthy Snacking Space Speaking on the results, Mr. Durga Prasad Jhawar, Managing Director, said: “This marks the beginning — a transformation beyond traditional dry fruits into a full-fledged healthy snacking brand. Our product mix evolution, brand investments, and expanding distribution network are creating a sustainable foundation for scalable and profitable growth. We remain committed to achieving our ₹1000 Cr brand milestone by FY28, with gross margins of 30%.”

Proventus Agrocom reported strong H1 FY26 performance with 35 percent HoH revenue growth and 164 percent HoH net profit surge, driven by expanding nutrition-focused products, brand investments, and favourable GST reforms supporting healthy snacking demand. During Thursday’s trading session, shares of a company involved in the agro commodity business and one of India’s fastest-growing healthy snacking companies surged nearly 14.4 percent on NSE, despite reporting financial results for H1 FY26 with a net profit growth of around 164 percent HoH and 37 percent YoY. At 10:43 a.m., shares of Proventus Agrocom Limited were trading in green at Rs. 1,220.05 on BSE, up by around 6.3 percent, compared to its previous closing price of Rs. 1,148.45, with a market cap of Rs. 420.5 crores. The stock hit its 52-week high at Rs. 1,770 on 1st January 2025, and is trading at a discount of around 31 percent from its current price levels. What’s the News Proventus Agrocom Limited (ProV) announced the financial results for the first half of FY26 on Wednesday, when stock markets were closed on the occasion of Guru Nanak Jayanti, as per the latest regulatory filings with the NSE. For H1 FY26, the company reported a consolidated revenue from operations of Rs. 389.6 crores, reflecting a sequential growth of more than 35 percent HoH compared to Rs. 288 crores in H2 FY25, and a year-on-year increase of nearly 33 percent from Rs. 293.4 crores recorded in H1 FY25.  During the same period, Proventus Agrocom delivered a net profit of Rs. 6.68 crores, representing an increase of nearly 164 percent HoH from Rs. 2.53 crores, as well as a significant growth of around 37 percent YoY from Rs. 4.87 crores. The company reported brand revenue of Rs. 283 crore, marking a 33 percent YoY increase from Rs. 213 crore in H1 FY25, while maintaining a strong profitability despite a 2x increase in marketing and brand investments. During H1 FY26, the brand has achieved 12-fold growth in just four years and remains on track to reach Rs. 575-600 crore by the end of FY26. Products focused on wholesome nutrition now account for around 50 percent of the overall portfolio. Commenting on the performance, Mr. Durga Prasad Jhawar, Managing Director, stated that the company remains committed to achieving its Rs. 1,000 crore brand milestone by FY28. Further, the company expects gross margins to expand to over 22 percent by the end of FY26, driven by a continued shift toward high-margin, nutrition-focused products. He further highlighted that the recent GST reduction on dry fruits and related categories is expected to benefit the organised sector, providing a strong boost to both ProV and the overall healthy snacking industry. He added that the GST rationalisation enhances affordability and accessibility, acting as a tailwind for ProV’s expanding health-oriented product portfolio. Proventus Agrocom Limited is an integrated health-food company offering a diversified portfolio of dry fruits, nuts, seeds, berries, and healthy snacks. Through its ‘farm-to-homes’ model, the company ensures end-to-end control from sourcing to distribution, delivering premium, nutritious products to millions of households. The brand operates across General Trade, Modern Trade, E-commerce, and Q-commerce channels.

Proventus Agrocom Limited (ProV) Reports Strong H1FY26 Results, Brand Revenue of INR 283 crs up 33% YoY H1FY26 PAT INR 6.68 crs up 37% YoY; up 164% from H2FY25 *Wholesome Nutrition Based Products* Scaling New Heights * Building for tomorrow*  Half Year Ended September 2025 Highlights: Proventus Agrocom Limited (NSE: PROV), one of India’s fastest-growing healthy snacking companies, announced its half-yearly results for H1 FY26, marking a defining phase in its growth journey, with a sharper focus on wholesome nutrition-based products. The Company reported brand revenue of ₹283 crore, up 33% YoY from ₹213 crore in H1 FY25, maintaining strong profitability despite a 2x increase in marketing and brand investments. Gross margins are set to rise to +22% by FY26 year end as the product mix continues shifting toward high-margin and focus on wholesome nutrition-based products. https://www.ideapreneurindia.com/2025/11/proventus-agrocom-limited-prov-reports.html

आजकल व्यस्त जीवन में पौष्टिक खाना मुश्किल हो जाता है। ऐसे में ड्राई फ्रूट्स एक स्मार्ट ऑप्शन बन गए हैं। चिप्स और मीठे स्नैक्स की तुलना में ये ज्यादा पौष्टिक, तुरंत खाने योग्य और हर उम्र के लिए फायदेमंद हैं। इनमें प्रोटीन, हेल्दी फैट, विटामिन और मिनरल्स होते हैं, जो शरीर को ऊर्जा और बेहतर सेहत देते हैं। https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/photomazza/health-relationship/weight-control-to-lower-cholesterol-expert-reveal-the-smart-way-to-choose-the-best-dry-fruits/photoshow/msid-125382722,picid-125382750.cms