Jamba Debuts In India, With Their First-Ever Outlet in Mumbai

Jamba, an American quick-service restaurant who started their journey in 1990, known for its Whirl'd-famous smoothies, opens its very first outlet in Mumbai, India. Jamba has over 850 locations across 36 states in the US and countries like Australia, Singapore, The Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, and Indonesia, captivating taste buds worldwide. This major brand expansion opens up a new market for the company's freshly blended smoothies. With grab-and-go and in-store dining options, the Jamba location in Bandra West, Mumbai, caters to those who are constantly on the go and provides a convenient and enjoyable experience.

"As we expand into the Indian market, we’re thrilled to bring our unique offering of made-to-order smoothies, juices, and snacks to a region with such a vibrant food culture,” said Steven Yang, Senior Vice President, APAC at GoTo Foods International. “The demand for innovative and customizable flavour options is growing rapidly here, and we see incredible potential for our portfolio of brands to connect with consumers. This is more than just a business opportunity; it’s a chance to become a part of the daily routines and lifestyles of this community."

Haritha Ghattamaneni, Director at Vihaga Ventures shared, "We're thrilled to finally bring Jamba to this dynamic market. I see a lot of potential for Jamba’s growth in India as we don’t have an authentic smoothie brand. We plan to open at least 10 locations by the end of next year. Our commitment to offering delicious, fulfilling, and convenient food and beverages aligns perfectly with the increasing health consciousness among Indian consumers and we’re excited to become a beloved part of the Indian food scene."

Jamba wants to expand all around India. The first major cities which will have the brand are Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, and Delhi. As it expands, Jamba will focus on providing Indian customers with a personalized experience. The menu features a wide range of foods, including as bowls, juices, and smoothies, that are produced with real ingredients.