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Chemical residue is the biggest barrier between Indian farmers and global markets. Harit Kranti 2.0 tackles it at the source: tested soil, a protocol that reduces chemicals, lab-tested lots and full traceability, with produce processed and frozen for export.
The barrier
International markets enforce strict limits on chemical residue. High residue shuts Indian produce out.
Extreme weather and rising pest pressure hurt yield and quality, and push farmers to spray more.
A rejected consignment damages the name of every farmer and exporter behind it.
How produce gets export-ready
Every field gets a Soil Health Card before sowing, so the protocol fits the soil.
The Shri Mantra Protocol reduces chemicals in planned stages while the yield stays safe.
Every lot is lab tested for residue and carries a Soil, Chemical and Nutrition Index.
Seven checkpoints are logged for every batch, and a QR code links it back to the farmer.
What we can supply
BhoomiAahar buys protocol-grown produce at the farm gate, then processes it for shelf life and shipping.
Frozen
Vegetables and fruit, cleaned, cut and frozen for bulk and retail buyers.
Dehydrated
Dehydrated for a long shelf life and easy shipping.
Oils
Pressed from protocol-grown oilseeds.
Planned
Tell us the crop, specification and volume, and we plan it into the coming season.
Certification and support
Many protocol inputs from Warkem are certified to India's NPOP and the USDA NOP organic standards.
Government programmes support certifications such as organic and sustainable-agriculture labels, which export buyers look for.
Soil, residue and traceability records travel with every lot, ready for buyer and regulator checks.
Crops, volumes and certifications depend on the season, the cluster and the rules of the destination market. We confirm them for each enquiry.
Export enquiry
Importers, exporters and processors: send your requirement on WhatsApp. Our team replies with availability, specifications and the next step.
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Ask BhoomiSathi on WhatsApp, or find the Kendra nearest to you — the first soil test is where it starts.