Maiyas Beverages and Foods to sell their products online

By Nusra

Maiyas Beverages and Foods Pvt Ltd, one of the leading manufacturer of food and beverages based out of Bengaluru, has announced to sell their products by entering the e-commerce platform.

Promoted by Dr Sadananda Maiya (pioneer of MTR FOODS) and his son Sudarshan Maiya, the brand will be expanding and reaching to their customers through the e-commerce platform.

“We are thrilled to launch our online store and showcase our products in the very customer friendly website”, said Sadananda Maiya, Owner and CMD.

The company, which prides itself in innovation and always introduce on crafting unique one-of-a-kind of food products, will be available online now.

The launch of the new website, which offers quick and easy access to essential information about the brand and products, is part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to enhance the quality and availability of information to our customers worldwide.

“Our passion and dedication for making quality foods is well known. It’s an honor to be able to reach and interact with consumers, their likening and preferences, added Maiya.

The website boasts a modern, colorful design and is easy to navigate and place orders.

Each page provides detailed information on all category of products. Such as, Instant Mixes, Masalas, snacks, sweets, beverages, Frozen foods, and bakery items along with our innovative ready to eat bowls, bars and gift boxes for all occasions.

The website offers free delivery for purchase above Rs 500 and is also planning to give B2B portal and service for the retailers and shop keepers, where the regular distribution is difficult.

“Maiyas Beverages and Foods will launch a national e-commerce website on June 6 and a micro-portal for overseas consumers two weeks later,” shared Maiya.

With this launch, Maiya is planning to sell over 270 food products including Dosa, Idli, Sambhar and other food products.

Meanwhile, its rival MTR Foods, which was started and owned by the same group until they sold it to Norwegian food major Orkla for Rs 364 crore in is also planning to launch its e-commerce site later this year.