FARMING PROCESS

Farming Practices & Methods

Vegetables are Harvested just 24 hours before the delivery World Class Food Quality Standards Grading & Sorting.

FARMING PROCESS

Quality Control

100% Safe Food Residue free Fruits and Vegetables for Healthy being Good packaging material maintain the freshness and life of product.

How we proceed

Step-1

Own Cultivation and collaboration with farmers

Step-2

Narayana Agronomist Visit

Step-3

Experts Visit and Guidance How to grow

Step-4

Meeting With Farmers and Team

Step-5

Farmers Cultivation Plan

Step-6

Maintain Availability

Step-7

Quality check

Step-8

Sourced From Select Farmer Partners

Step-9

Rapidly Transported To Maintain Freshness

Step-10

Brought To Our Central Processing Unit & Removal of Pesticides

Step-11

Sorting Process To Pick Quality Vegetables & Fruits

Step-12

Graded To Ensure Right Size & Weight

Step-13

Sanitized & Packed In Hygienic Conditions

Step-14

Safe & Fresh Vegetables/Fruits Delivered To Your Place/Home

HAVE A QUESTION?

Get answers to FAQs about the service

Are organic products of the same quality as other food and drink ?

Organic production methods differ from conventional ones – but the aim is nonetheless to produce top-quality food and drink. Organic produce has to meet the same safety standards as other foods and complies with EU General Food law. The difference is that instead of using chemical compounds to combat pests or weeds, organic farmers use multi-annual crop rotations and resistant varieties to prevent such problems from occurring in the first place.

Organic production methods differ from conventional ones – but the aim is nonetheless to produce top-quality food and drink. Organic produce has to meet the same safety standards as other foods and complies with EU General Food law. The difference is that instead of using chemical compounds to combat pests or weeds, organic farmers use multi-annual crop rotations and resistant varieties to prevent such problems from occurring in the first place.

Organic production methods differ from conventional ones – but the aim is nonetheless to produce top-quality food and drink. Organic produce has to meet the same safety standards as other foods and complies with EU General Food law. The difference is that instead of using chemical compounds to combat pests or weeds, organic farmers use multi-annual crop rotations and resistant varieties to prevent such problems from occurring in the first place.