Feeding Billions continues to provide healthy meal solutions for employees in the country through its contract catering brand Feastly. Further expanding its reach, the brand, has now entered the city of Mumbai. With this, the contract catering brand will currently be serving in six locations with strong positions in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Gujarat and Rajasthan along with metropolitan cities of Delhi-NCR and newly-added Mumbai.
Founded in 2017, the brand was established with a vision to help companies build a better workplace through food. Providing healthy meal solutions for employees of several Fortune 500 companies on a daily basis, the company has served more than 3 million meals so far.
In Mumbai, the brand targets to dish out 1 million meals annually in the city by 2022. In addition to serving the employees of Fortune companies, the brand will also serve sustainable healthy meals to daily wage earners on a daily basis.
Sarthak Gahlaut, founder and CEO, Feastly by Feeding Billions, said, “Our commitment towards redefining dining experiences for employees in their workplaces has been the reason for Feeding Billions’ growth. The journey so far has been prolific and we are happy to have received incredible market traction with new clients coming on board from different regions of the country. In Mumbai, we aim to capture the contract catering domestic market and provide healthy menus with a focus on delivering an excellent experience for all of our guests. Through Feastly’s smart meal solutions, we are targeting big industrial canteens or mess management platforms in the city in the coming months.”
The leading food tech company has furthered on-boarded Neles India Private Limited (formerly known as Metso India) as its new client from Mumbai. Some of its served clientele includes Samsung, PayTm, HCL, UBER, Airtel, Nokia, Idea, Havells, and IRCTC alongside many others.
The contract catering brand has the largest modular commercial kitchen located in Delhi-NCR, providing services in sectors such as corporate and education industry.