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Development

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Timeline

Our history

  • 1937
  • 1941
  • 1970
  • 1982
  • 1990
  • 1997
  • 2000
  • 2013
  • 2020
  • 2024

Foundation

Founder: Ganga Bishan Agarwal, also known as Haldiram Ji, opened a small sweet and namkeen shop in Bikaner, Rajasthan. He started with traditional snacks like bhujia, which quickly gained popularity.
1937

Bikaneri Bhujia Popularity

Haldiram's Bikaneri Bhujia became widely popular for its unique taste, setting the foundation for future growth.
1941

Entry into Nagpur

The family decided to expand their operations further. One of the branches of the family led by Shivkisan Agrawal, the grandson of Ganga Bishan Agarwal, moved to Nagpur. This marked the beginning of the brand’s presence in Central India.
1970

Establishment of Manufacturing Unit in Nagpur

Haldiram’s set up its first major manufacturing unit in Nagpur, focusing on packaged snacks and sweets. This plant contributed significantly to scaling the brand’s operations.
1982

Rapid Expansion

In the 1990s, Haldiram’s Nagpur division expanded its operations significantly by entering the packaged snacks market. The brand focused on ready-to-eat snacks, expanding its product range to include namkeens, sweets, papads, and other Indian snacks.
1990

Exporting Products

Haldiram’s from Nagpur started exporting its products to countries with large Indian diaspora populations, such as the USA, UK, and Middle Eastern countries.
1997

National Brand

By the early 2000s, Haldiram’s had become a pan-Indian brand, with its products available across India, primarily driven by its Nagpur operations. This decade also saw the company expanding its reach into new markets like the USA and Europe.
2000

Haldiram's Becomes India's Largest Snack Company

By 2013, Haldiram’s had become India’s largest snack company, overtaking major competitors. The Nagpur unit was one of the significant contributors to this growth.
2013

Expansion into Packaged Foods and Restaurants

Haldiram’s continued to expand into newer categories like frozen foods, ready-to-eat meals, and quick-service restaurants. The Nagpur division played a crucial role in the development of its packaged products.
2020

Present Day

Haldiram’s continues to be one of India’s most popular snack brands, with its Nagpur division being a key hub for manufacturing and innovation. The Nagpur branch has diversified into various segments and products, including healthy snacks and more international product lines.
2024

Foundation

Founder: Ganga Bishan Agarwal, also known as Haldiram Ji, opened a small sweet and namkeen shop in Bikaner, Rajasthan. He started with traditional snacks like bhujia, which quickly gained popularity.
1937

Bikaneri Bhujia Popularity

Haldiram's Bikaneri Bhujia became widely popular for its unique taste, setting the foundation for future growth.
1941

Entry into Nagpur

The family decided to expand their operations further. One of the branches of the family led by Shivkisan Agrawal, the grandson of Ganga Bishan Agarwal, moved to Nagpur. This marked the beginning of the brand’s presence in Central India.
1970

Establishment of Manufacturing Unit in Nagpur

Haldiram’s set up its first major manufacturing unit in Nagpur, focusing on packaged snacks and sweets. This plant contributed significantly to scaling the brand’s operations.
1982

Rapid Expansion

In the 1990s, Haldiram’s Nagpur division expanded its operations significantly by entering the packaged snacks market. The brand focused on ready-to-eat snacks, expanding its product range to include namkeens, sweets, papads, and other Indian snacks.
1990

Exporting Products

Haldiram’s from Nagpur started exporting its products to countries with large Indian diaspora populations, such as the USA, UK, and Middle Eastern countries.
1997

National Brand

By the early 2000s, Haldiram’s had become a pan-Indian brand, with its products available across India, primarily driven by its Nagpur operations. This decade also saw the company expanding its reach into new markets like the USA and Europe.
2000

Haldiram's Becomes India's Largest Snack Company

By 2013, Haldiram’s had become India’s largest snack company, overtaking major competitors. The Nagpur unit was one of the significant contributors to this growth.
2013

Expansion into Packaged Foods and Restaurants

Haldiram’s continued to expand into newer categories like frozen foods, ready-to-eat meals, and quick-service restaurants. The Nagpur division played a crucial role in the development of its packaged products.
2020

Present Day

Haldiram’s continues to be one of India’s most popular snack brands, with its Nagpur division being a key hub for manufacturing and innovation. The Nagpur branch has diversified into various segments and products, including healthy snacks and more international product lines.
2024
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    Foundation

    Founder: Ganga Bishan Agarwal, also known as Haldiram Ji, opened a small sweet and namkeen shop in Bikaner, Rajasthan. He started with traditional snacks like bhujia, which quickly gained popularity.
    1937

    Bikaneri Bhujia Popularity

    Haldiram's Bikaneri Bhujia became widely popular for its unique taste, setting the foundation for future growth.
    1941

    Entry into Nagpur

    The family decided to expand their operations further. One of the branches of the family led by Shivkisan Agrawal, the grandson of Ganga Bishan Agarwal, moved to Nagpur. This marked the beginning of the brand’s presence in Central India.
    1970

    Establishment of Manufacturing Unit in Nagpur

    Haldiram’s set up its first major manufacturing unit in Nagpur, focusing on packaged snacks and sweets. This plant contributed significantly to scaling the brand’s operations.
    1982

    Rapid Expansion

    In the 1990s, Haldiram’s Nagpur division expanded its operations significantly by entering the packaged snacks market. The brand focused on ready-to-eat snacks, expanding its product range to include namkeens, sweets, papads, and other Indian snacks.
    1990

    Exporting Products

    Haldiram’s from Nagpur started exporting its products to countries with large Indian diaspora populations, such as the USA, UK, and Middle Eastern countries.
    1997

    National Brand

    By the early 2000s, Haldiram’s had become a pan-Indian brand, with its products available across India, primarily driven by its Nagpur operations. This decade also saw the company expanding its reach into new markets like the USA and Europe.
    2000

    Haldiram's Becomes India's Largest Snack Company

    By 2013, Haldiram’s had become India’s largest snack company, overtaking major competitors. The Nagpur unit was one of the significant contributors to this growth.
    2013

    Expansion into Packaged Foods and Restaurants

    Haldiram’s continued to expand into newer categories like frozen foods, ready-to-eat meals, and quick-service restaurants. The Nagpur division played a crucial role in the development of its packaged products.
    2020

    Present Day

    Haldiram’s continues to be one of India’s most popular snack brands, with its Nagpur division being a key hub for manufacturing and innovation. The Nagpur branch has diversified into various segments and products, including healthy snacks and more international product lines.
    2024