Vahdam India partners with Goodricke Group for global distribution

Vahdam India, a global wellness brand, and Goodricke Group Limited today announced a strategic procurement partnership to make available their teas via VAHDAM’s global distribution network.

Goodricke owns reputed tea estates like Castleton, Margaret’s Hope, Badamtam, Barnesbeg and Thurbo in Darjeeling as well as top estates in Assam like Amgoorie, Dejoo, Harmutty, Nonaipara and Borpatra.

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“We are glad to formalize our partnership with Goodricke Group which owns some iconic tea estates in Darjeeling and Assam. Our partnership goes beyond procurement of teas : VAHDAM® is also actively working in Goodricke in many tea estates to provide digital learning programs to the children as a part of our TEAch Me social initiative” said Bala Sarda, Founder & CEO, VAHDAM®  India.

At the heart of the partnership is VAHDAM® India’s direct sourcing that procures directly from producers and ensures that farmers get optimum realisation.

“we are glad to partner with a fast-growing and dynamic company like VAHDAM® India whose global ecosystem of consumers in over 130 countries can open so many new opportunities and avenues in the years to come,” added Atul Asthana, CEO & MD of Goodricke Group.

With a net revenue run rate of 200 crores, VAHDAM India is now India’s largest home-grown teas & superfoods brand. It has raised over US$17 million in venture funding from some of India’s top investors including Fireside Ventures, Sixth Sense Ventures, Mankind Pharma, SAR Group, Urmin Group, Chona Family and entrepreneurs like Kris Gopalkrishnan, Pankaj Chaddha, Amrish Rau amongst others.

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Recently, VAHDAM partnered with BYJU’S, World’s most highly valued ed-tech and digital learning company, to make available access to high quality education to children in the Indian tea industry. Together, they have committed full academic program access to over 50,000 children by 2023.