Gandham Agro’s vision is deeply rooted in rural transformation, sustainability, and empowerment. Founded by Sunita Gandham, a renowned fashion entrepreneur turned social reformer, the company is committed to bridging the gap between farmers and the market, while promoting healthy eating habits through millet-based snacks and traditional foods.
Moved by the challenges local farmers faced—low prices, poor-quality seeds, exploitation by middlemen, and limited access to markets—Sunita Gandham founded G.N Gopal Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd.. By collaborating with 11 FPOs (Farmer Producer Organizations), she:
We uphold the integrity of Gandham Agro by honoring our roots and staying true to our mission of rural empowerment.We take full accountability for our actions and their impact on farmers, communities, and the environment.We embrace diversity and are committed to building an equitable and inclusive work culture where every voice matters.
Returning to her hometown Narsingapalli, Sunita recognized the long-standing issues faced by farmers—especially the losses caused by middlemen. To directly support them, she established G.N Gopal Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd., which creates a fair-value chain by connecting farmers and tribals directly with retailers.
With a mission to promote healthy food habits, especially among youth, Gandham Foods Na’Palli was launched. Every product is made under strict hygienic conditions in line with national food standards.
Na’Palli Foods brings back traditional and wholesome Indian snacks crafted from millets like ragi, jowar, bajra, and foxtail—rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
Moved by the challenges local farmers faced—low prices, poor-quality seeds, exploitation by middlemen, and limited access to markets—Sunita Gandham founded G.N Gopal Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd.. By collaborating with 11 FPOs (Farmer Producer Organizations), she:
Gandham Agro has proudly achieved a major milestone by closing the gap between raw farm produce and value-added products. This transformation is empowering farmers to adopt modern innovations while staying rooted in traditional agricultural wisdom. On January 26th, Gandham Agro will represent India at Lohas Expo 2024—a prestigious event in Hong Kong that showcases natural, organic, and sustainable businesses. This opportunity will pave the way for exporting Andhra Pradesh’s farm products and millet-based foods to various Asian markets.
In 2023, the International Year of Millets became a turning point. Gandham Agro not only capitalized on the growing demand for millets but also brought women and youth into the spotlight, offering skill-based training, employment, and entrepreneurship in agri-based enterprises. This initiative has strengthened rural economies and brought new life to millet farming.
From introducing modern farming techniques to setting up cold storage units and processing infrastructure, Gandham Agro is enhancing lives—not just livelihoods. Their support enables farmers to:
Through continuous training, mentorship, and support, Gandham Agro encourages women and youth to take part in: