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KisaanSay Enters Diwali Gifting with Indian Dry Fruits Sourced Directly from Farmers

The festive collection features four gift box variants, with prices starting at ₹999, featuring dry fruits sourced directly from farmers across Kashmir, Konkan and Nashik.

Delhi, 3 November 2026: KisaanSay, a farm-to-consumer startup connecting consumers directly with farmers, has entered the Diwali gifting segment with a collection of Indian dry fruit gift boxes. The range brings together dry fruits sourced directly from Indian farmers, offering consumers a festive gifting option rooted in local produce and regional sourcing.

The four gift box variants range from 450 g to 1 kg, priced between ₹999 and ₹2,349. They feature different combinations of Nashik Black Raisins, Kashmiri Mamra almonds, Kashmiri walnuts and Konkan cashews, with quantities ranging from 150 g to 250 g per variety.

The collection reflects KisaanSay’s direct sourcing approach, with Mamra almonds and walnuts sourced from Kashmir, cashews from the Konkan region and black raisins from Nashik. By connecting consumers with produce from its place of origin, the platform aims to improve supply-chain transparency and create better market opportunities for Indian farmers.

Commenting on the launch, Nitin Puri, Founder and CEO, KisaanSay, said, “India’s festive shopping is increasingly centred on supporting local businesses, artisans and farmers. Dry fruits should be no exception. Indian farmers grow one of the world’s most tasty & nutritious Mamra almonds, walnuts, cashews and raisins across regions such as Kashmir, Konkan and Nashik. Unlike imported dry fruit most Indian dry fruit is natural & unprocessed too. Yet Indian consumers perceive imported dry fruits are better & the country continues to depend on imports to meet a significant part of its demand. Greater preference for Indian-grown dry fruits is now enabling consumers with access to tastier & healthier options, reducing the national import bill, conserving foreign exchange and improving market access for domestic farmers. With this collection, we want to bring Indian agricultural produce into the mainstream of festive gifting while ensuring that more value reaches the farmers who grow it.”

Dry fruits have traditionally been a part of Diwali gifting in India. With this collection, KisaanSay aims to bring its farm-to-consumer proposition into the festive gifting market while encouraging greater preference for domestically sourced agricultural produce.

The Diwali gift boxes are available through KisaanSay’s official website, with prices starting at ₹999.

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