Dabur scales farmer network to 15,000 across 15,000+ acres to lock in medicinal herb supply
Dabur India has grown its contract farming base from 11,000 to 15,000 farmers in two years, cultivating medicinal herbs across 15,000+ acres. Backed by mother greenhouses in Pantnagar and Nepal and 26 satellite nurseries, the move secures raw material as ayurveda demand accelerates.
Dabur India expanded its farmer partnership network to 15,000 (from 11,000 two years ago) across 15,000+ acres to secure medicinal herbs amid rising ayurveda demand. It runs mother greenhouses in Pantnagar and Nepal plus 26 satellite nurseries.
Why this matters
Builds on Dabur's earlier farmer network expansion to 15,000 for ayurveda supply, alongside its twin GCC launches for IT and digital marketing, signaling parallel investments in raw material security and digital modernisation.
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