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Hoac Foods India Ltd. operates as an FMCG company in India, focusing on the manufacturing and distribution of traditional food staples and additives. The company's primary products include various types of flour, herbs and spices, unpolished pulses, grains, and yellow mustard oil, which are sold under the brand name "HARIOM". They also provide flour grinding services. Hoac Foods primarily targets the domestic household market in India, serving a diverse customer base ranging from home bakers to professional chefs, with a strong regional presence in Northern India, particularly Delhi-NCR and Rajasthan. The company employs a manufacturing-and-distribution model, processing raw agricultural produce into branded consumer goods. It operates manufacturing facilities in Gurugram, Haryana, and is expanding its capacity with a new unit in Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, to enhance its reach across East, West, and North India. Raw materials are sourced directly from farmers and local markets, and products are distributed through a network of distributors, retail touchpoints, and exclusive brand outlets, including company-owned and franchised stores.
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