Pesticide free goodness

Sourced directly from small holder farmers, Safe Harvest brings your family residue free, minimally processed, pure food.

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I am so grateful that I can give my body the nutrients it requires.

- Anu, Bangalore

I don’t know why, but the dal is so delicious and so unlike anything I have tried before.

- Mallika, Bangalore

The chapatis are softer, the taste is unparalleled and so many health benefits of consuming whole wheat atta.

- Rhea Deviah, Kodagu

it is so finely ground, it makes my rotis very soft and fluffy.

- Rajni, Delhi

3 whistles and you are golden. No worry to if you put too much water or if the rice would be soggy or dry.

- Sneha, Gurgaon

I am so happy that I get to eat so healthy. Cooks so easily and has a very very distinct taste.

- Rupali, Dibrugarh

A connection that goes three ways

Together we benefit

Soil

We aim to restore the richness of the soil by promoting nature positive agriculture

Farmers

We work to enrich small farmers (especially women), through direct sourcing, mentoring and helping them scale up the value chain.

Families

We bring families safe and healthy food, accessible in every way. Our products are tested for the residue of over 149 pesticides!

From her farm to your kitchen

"The FPO promotes pesticide free agriculture in our village. I make biopesticides at home and sell it to the village farmers. Cost of raw material is very low, so I earn extra and save more. "

- Kalpana, member of a farmer producer organization, Telangana

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The heartiest grains, the most aromatic spices, the purest of honey! Enjoy the natural taste & wholesome nutrition of a safe harvest.

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The Safe Harvest Blog

Chronicles of
Glyphosate -
Cancer in our food?

While consumers are on the outlook for safe food, pesticide manufacturers are conveniently slipping poison into our food trading human lives for money.

Pesticides: From
farm to fork

In July 2013, 23 children succumbed to severe food poisoning after being fed with mid-day meals contaminated by pesticide residues. Most recently in 2018, 14 devotees

To bee or not to bee

20th May was declared by the United Nations as World Bee Day to raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development.

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Pesticide free goodness

A connection that goes three ways