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Khanal launches outlet in London to sell Nepali products

Kathmandu, Aug. 2

Sameer Khanal, a Nepali entrepreneur in London, has opened Rosewood Pharmacy in the prestigious Mayfair district of central London.

After spending 15 years in promoting Nepali herbal products in the UK, he officially launched the pharmacy at a special ceremony inaugurated by Sheikh Faisal bin Khalid Al Qasimi, a member of the UAE royal family.

Among those attending the opening ceremony were Dr. Hemraj Sharma, President of the International Coordination Council of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA), Rajendra Pudasaini, President of NRNA UK, Biraj Bhatt, President of the Britain Nepal Chamber of Commerce, Raju Acharya, Chairman of Chitwan Aid Trust, Engineer Deepak Kunwar, Chairman of Grande International Hospital, entrepreneurs L.N. Pandey, Kamal Poudel and Basant Nepal, along with British and Nepali business leaders and community representatives.

Speaking on the occasions, entrepreneurs and leaders including the President of the NRNA Dr. Hemraj Sharma, President of Britain Nepal Chamber of Commerce Raju Acharya, described the opening of a Nepali-owned business in a prestigious and affluent location such as Mayfair as a source of pride and celebration for the entire Nepali community.

They expressed their delight that premium Nepali products are now available at such a prominent London location, saying the initiative would help promote not only Nepali products but also Nepal itself on the international stage.

Khanal reaffirmed his commitment to promoting high-quality Nepali products in international markets through his Sarayu brand.

Sarayu imports premium Nepali raw herbal ingredients—including Himalayan wild honey, Yarsagumba and Shilajit—from Nepal, processes them in London, and markets them in the UK.

Khanal said Rosewood Pharmacy is not merely a place to purchase medicines but also a platform for introducing Nepali products to global markets. Medicines and standard pharmacy products are sold at the same prices as in other pharmacies, while premium branded products are priced according to their quality and market positioning.


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