Namhya Foods, a fast-growing Ayurvedic nutrition brand, is on a mission to take India’s 5,000-year-old healing tradition mainstream with plans for international expansion into Canada, Australia, and the UK. The brand is targeting Rs. 100 crore in revenue by FY 2026, positioning itself as one of India’s most promising wellness breakouts.
To date, Namhya Foods has sold 7 lakh+ units and served over 4 lakh customers across India and select global markets. Backed by Shark Tank India’s Aman Gupta, the brand has quickly transitioned from small-batch kitchen formulations to a fast-scaling health company with exports to the US, UK, and Canada, along with offline expansion plans.
Namhya follows evidence-backed, preventive wellness solutions—an approach that bridges the gap between traditional Ayurvedic wisdom and modern nutritional science. Its best-selling products, including the Liver Cleanse Tea, Women’s Health (PCOS) Tea, and Natural Immunity Booster, are crafted with clean, clinically inspired ingredients such as Ashwagandha, Shatavari, Milk Thistle, and Manjistha, targeting real-world health concerns like hormonal balance, liver health, and digestion.
Founded by Ridhima Arora in 2019, Namhya Foods began as a personal mission to bring back the healing power of Ayurveda. After using Ayurvedic blends to manage her own PCOS and support her father’s recovery from liver failure, Ridhima saw the need for a more functional, credible approach to Indian wellness.
“For us, it is not just about selling products, it’s about expanding awareness and educating people on the true power of Ayurveda by bringing traditional remedies back to the forefront in a modern, outcome-driven way. We are on a mission to build a brand rooted in heritage but designed to reach global audiences, making ancient wisdom relevant and accessible to today’s wellness seekers”, says Ridhima Arora, Founder and CEO, Namhya.
Namhya’s product portfolio is available via major e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Nykaa, and quick-commerce channels like Blinkit and Zepto, with plans underway to enter modern trade stores and wellness chains. The company is also exploring offline expansion across Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities and regional language campaigns to deepen consumer reach.
