Kathmandu, Feb. 25
Padma Jyoti Group has expanded its
collaboration with Rich’s India to strengthen the development of Nepal’s food service
and culinary sector.
The two companies said in a statement that
the expanded agreement aims to improve customer engagement, support chef
training, and introduce global culinary trends suited to the Nepali market.
Rich’s, part of Rich Products Corporation,
was established in 1945 and has operated in India for more than 30 years. The
company is known for its non-dairy whipped toppings and products used in
bakeries, desserts and food service. It has been present in Nepal for about two
decades. "The new agreement is intended to expand its activities beyond
distribution and focus on technical support and market development," read
the statement.
Under the collaboration, the companies plan
to provide technical training, product demonstrations and knowledge-sharing
programmes for chefs, bakers and food service operators across Nepal. According
to Padma Jyoti Group, the initiative is expected to help professionals adopt
international practices and maintain consistency in food quality.
The Group said it will use its distribution
network and market presence to support the expansion. The partnership will also
provide technical guidance and product support to businesses in the retail,
bakery and hospitality sectors.
The group entered the fast-moving consumer
goods sector in 2007 through Sun International Incorporated, which distributes
ice cream and frozen desserts across Nepal. The company has expanded its
distribution network in recent years.
According to the Group, the partnership
reflects its focus on bringing international food products and practices to
Nepal.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 26 February 2026.
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