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Yashvi Shah and Neil Khopkar

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Panchal Dairy: Making Artisanal Goat and Sheep Milk Cheeses in Sayla, Gujarat 

  • March 16, 2026
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
In Sayla, Gujarat, Panchal Dairy sources goat and sheep milk directly from pastoralists from the Maldhari community, such as Polabhai Tramata in Reshamiya village, to make artisanal cheeses. All photos courtesy Sahjeevan.
Located in Gujarat's Sayla, Panchal Dairy produces and retails artisanal cheese made out of goat and sheep milk.
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Safe Harvest: Creating An Alternative Market For Chemical-Free Produce

  • February 3, 2026
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
Based in Hyderabad, Safe Harvest sources chemical-free produce from smallholder Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) across nine states in India.
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Sheilas: Making Seasonal, Small-Batch Preserves in Kerala

  • December 19, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
(Left to right) Bindu, Anita, Shiny and Shobha, process and prepare a batch of Garlic Pickle in the home-based processing facility in Mundakayam, Kerala. All photos by Ashik Thomas.
Sheilas makes preserves and pickles from produce grown in and around Mundakayam in the Kottayam district in Kerala.
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Sasbani Gramya Haat: Using Surplus Fruits to Make Jams and Preserves in Mukteshwar, Uttarakhand 

  • November 26, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
Sasbani Gramya Haat makes jams, preserves, and coolers from excess native fruits—such as these plums—grown in the Sasbani village. All photos by Neha Shah.
Sasbani Gramya Haat makes jams, preserves, and coolers from native fruits grown in the Sasbani village near Mukteshwar in Uttarakhand.
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The Misfits: Upcycling Fruits and Vegetables in Jaipur

  • October 28, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
Swapna, Kalyani, and Vinita clean carrot tops for The Misfits’ pesto made with moringa at their manufacturing unit in Jaipur. All photos by The Misfits.
Established in 2024 in Jaipur by mother-daughter duo Vinita and Aditi Jhala, The Misfits upcycles fruits and vegetables to make dips, spreads, and snacks.
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Two Brothers India Farms: Reviving Chemical-free Farming in Indapur, Maharashtra

  • September 25, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
Two Brothers India Farms was established in 2014. Here, founders Satyajit and Ajinkya Hange gather with farmers, farm workers, and kitchen workers at their ancestral farm in Indapur, Maharashtra. Photo by Two Brothers India Farms.
Located in the Bhodani village in Indapur, Two Brothers India Farms works with farmers across India to source naturally grown produce and make value-added products.
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Native and Natural: Growing Organic Coffee in Chikmagalur, Karnataka

  • September 8, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
At Native and Naturals’ plantation in Devarunda, Arabica cherries are hand-picked post the harvest in December. All photos by Native and Natural.
Established by a father-daughter duo, Native and Natural is an organic producer relying on naturally available resources to grow their coffee.
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Wild Harvest: Sustaining Livelihoods Through Mahua Flowers in Jharkhand

  • December 18, 2024
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
Wild Harvest is a social enterprise in Jharkhand’s Jonha region that aims to introduce Mahua flowers as a viable food for urban consumers, while supporting local communities.
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Nilgiri Marten Spices: The Best of Single-origin Spices

  • June 3, 2024
  • Yashvi Shah And Neil Khopkar
Founded in 2022 by Aswin Prasannakumar and Yathi Kumar, Bengaluru-based Nilgiri Marten Spices (NMS) aims to sell spices entirely traceable to the regions they are cultivated in.
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