Wingreens Farms, the packaged healthy foods company, has raised ₹120 crore in a Series D round and used a share swap to acquire sustainable staple maker Safe Harvest. The deal expands Wingreens into an integrated farm-to-consumer platform, combining its FMCG portfolio with Safe Harvest’s pesticide-free produce sourced from women-led farmer collectives and SHGs.
Wingreens has acquired pesticide-free brand Safe Harvest through a 100% share-swap, aligning with its push toward a vertically integrated, clean-label farm-to-consumer platform. The deal follows a successful ₹120 crore Series D round led by Ashish Kacholia and backed by Alchemy Fund. Safe Harvest works with 100,000+ farmers through SHGs and FPOs, using batch-wise pesticide testing to reinforce transparency and quality.
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Wingreens World has acquired Safe Harvest through a share-swap deal, its fifth acquisition. The company also raised more than ₹120 crore in Series D funding and is aiming for a public listing within two years. The move comes amid rapid consolidation in India’s consumer health and wellness sector, as firms expand to strengthen distribution and product portfolios.
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