

Agriculture and food sector company Nutrifresh is preparing to expand its operations across South India. As part of its expansion strategy, the company plans to establish climate-controlled farming facilities across approximately 150 acres in Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai by March 2028. The project is expected to involve an investment of ₹200–225 crore. Nutrifresh plans to invest up to ₹75 crore from its own funds, while the remaining amount will be mobilised through farmer partnerships. The initiative is aimed at expanding the company's controlled-environment farming operations in key southern cities.
Nutrifresh is already operating farming activities across 25 acres in Bengaluru and is now expanding into Hyderabad. The company plans to add another 25 acres in Hyderabad by March 2027. Its broader expansion programme will cover all three cities, with the target of developing nearly 150 acres of climate-controlled agricultural facilities by March 2028. Through this investment and farmer-partnership model, the company aims to strengthen its presence in the agricultural and food sector across South India.















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