Firoz Meeran, managing director, said that the company aims to target 30 lakh retailers by 2020. "Our unique direct distribution model, servicing of retailers and quality of products has seen great acceptance across the country," he said.
In the second quarter of the current financial year ended September its revenue grew 21 per cent. The growth in sales outside Kerala was 48 per cent.
Exports grew 2 per cent in the quarter while continuing to grow its home market of Kerala by 17 per cent. This marks a record 10th consecutive quarter of uninterrupted quarter on quarter revenue growth, said FIroz Meeran.
The company has been awarded the largest exporter of spices title by Spices Board of India for the last 15 years consecutively. Eastern commands more than 70 per cent of the market share in Kerala.
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