Wingreens, a packaged food and beverage company, has acquired Safe Harvest through a share swap transaction, expanding its presence in the clean-label and pesticide-free foods segment in India, per a company announcement.
Wingreens has also raised around $12.6 million (Rs 120 crore) in a Series D funding round led by investor Ashish Kacholia, with participation from Alchemy Fund.
The newly raised Series D capital will support product portfolio expansion, distribution growth, supply chain integration, and continued investments in innovation and farmer partnerships, Wingreens said in a statement.
With the acquisition, Wingreens has expanded its portfolio to include Wingreens Farms, Raw Pressery, and Safe Harvest, creating a broader farm-to-consumer platform.
Safe Harvest works with over 100,000 farmers, primarily women, organised through self-help groups (SHGs) and farmer producer organisations (FPOs), across India. It sources and supplies pesticide-free food products, including cereals, grains, pulses, millets, flours, spices, oils, sugars, and honey.
“For us, this is not merely an acquisition. We are joining the pesticide-free food revolution — something that is critically important for the health of consumers as well as the long-term well-being of India’s farmers. Safe Harvest’s purpose, farmer-first philosophy, and commitment to transparency are deeply aligned with the values on which Wingreens was founded. Together we will work towards empowering farmers, restoring the land, taking factories back to the farm, providing rural employment, and building safer, healthier food systems for consumers,” said Anju C Srivastava, Founder and CEO of Wingreens.
The transaction comes as Wingreens Group reports EBITDA profitability in FY26. With an expanded portfolio of brands and the recent capital infusion, the company plans to focus on further growth over the next two years and is exploring the possibility of a public listing in the future, the statement added.
