All India, June, 2026: Agrizy, India’s leading tech‑led Contract Research, Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CRDMO) for global Food & Beverages and Wellness brands, today reinforced its commitment to green supply chains.
“At Agrizy, we believe sustainability begins at the source. Over the last year, we processed nearly 18,500 MT of fruits and vegetables, helping extend the shelf life. By reducing spoilage and food loss, we help preserve not only the produce itself but also the water, energy, land, and farmer effort invested in growing it.
Through our Organic Farming and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs, we work closely with farmers to adopt more sustainable cultivation practices that lower environmental impact, promote healthier soils, support more efficient water use, and strengthen long-term agricultural resilience.
As we mark World Environment Day, we remain committed to building supply chains that reduce waste, conserve resources, and create lasting value for farmers, businesses, and the planet.” said Mr. Vicky Dodani, Founder & CEO, Agrizy.
Through these targeted climate actions, Agrizy bridges the gap between profitable agribusiness and environmental stewardship.
About Agrizy:
Founded in 2021 by Vicky Dodani and Saket Chirania, Agrizy is a Series A, funded tech-led CRDMO for global Food & Beverages (F&B) and Wellness brands. The company acts as an end-to-end backend catalyst, enabling the complete product lifecycle, from concept ideation and R&D-led formulation development to ingredient sourcing, manufacturing and global fulfillment. Agrizy helps brands accelerate new product development, reduce cost-to-market, and scale existing product lines with speed, consistency, and compliance. By integrating GenAI capabilities, in-house R&D, tech-enabled quality systems, and processing infrastructure, Agrizy is building a scalable, intelligence-led backbone for the global F&B and Wellness industry. Today, Agrizy partners with 200+ global F&B and wellness brands across 20+ countries and is backed by leading investors including Accion, Ankur Capital, Capria, Omnivore, and Thai Wah Ventures.
