My name is Ravinder Singh, founder of Tera hi Tera Foods, and we are based in Delhi. Our core Business is, Travel Agent specializing in Domestic and International Tour Packages, We have built our career around providing memorable travel experiences.

We are pleased to introduce, an initiative close to our heart: Providing Authentic, high
quality food for homes. This journey began with the sourcing of genuine Buffalo and
A2 Desi Cow Ghee, directly from our family-owned dairy farm in Sirsa, Haryana.

Driven by growing concerns over food purity, we conducted extensive research to
ensure the availability of truly unadulterated and wholesome products. Our goal is to
promote healthier lifestyles for families by offering products that are free from impurities and full of nutritional value.

We started of with Desi Ghee, We now offer Organic Oils, Honey, Millets, and a range of authentically made Indian sweets with less sugar, desi ghee and honey.
We want to clarify that this was not a formal business venture; rather, it stems from my personal longstanding connection to rural life though “PIND LIFE.”

Over the years, friends and family have asked us to share the same authentic products with them, as they can’t get pure products in market, even after paying so much, you never know adulteration is there or not. This prompted us to begin this initiative, aiming to provide genuine, pure products that support a healthier way of living by continuously researching and founding direct and genuine farmers from all over India.

We encourage you to try these products at least once and experience the difference for
yourself. Looking ahead, We plan to expand our offerings to include more authentic, village-sourced products that promote a return to wholesome living. We invite your support in advancing a cause focused on consuming nutritious, pure food and embracing a healthier lifestyle.

— “KAM KHAO, BUT ACCHA KHAO” (Eat less, but eat well)
‘CHEAP FOOD IS RARELY GOOD & GOOD FOOD IS RARELY CHEAP’

SUPPORT REAL PRODUCTS MADE WITH HONESTY IN RURAL INDIA