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Frequently Asked Question!
Q: What is Vastunna?
A: Vastunna is your one-stop shop for premium-quality millets, coarse cereals, and ancient grains from India. We source directly from small farmers who cultivate these heritage crops using traditional methods.
Q: Why should I consider Vastunna for my export business?
A: Here’s why Vastunna is the perfect partner for your global business:
Unique Product Portfolio: We offer a distinct range of grains not readily available elsewhere. These ancient grains are packed with flavor and nutrition, catering to the growing demand for healthy and exotic ingredients.
Superior Quality & Traceability: We source only the finest grains and prioritize sustainable farming practices. You’ll receive products with complete traceability, ensuring quality and ethical sourcing for your brand.
Innovation & Recipe Support: We go beyond just ingredients. Our team is passionate about creating delicious and innovative recipes featuring these ancient grains. We can provide support in developing recipes that resonate with your target market.
Sustainability Focus: By partnering with Vastunna, you’re contributing to a more sustainable future. We support small farmers who cultivate these heritage grains, promoting biodiversity and preserving traditional practices.
Q: Are there any minimum order quantities (MOQ)?
A: We are flexible and can cater to orders of various sizes. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs.
Q: Do you offer custom packaging solutions?
A: Yes, we can work with you to develop customized packaging solutions for your brand.
Q: How can I learn more about Vastunna’s export options?
A: Contact our export team today! We’d be happy to discuss your needs, answer your questions, and provide you with a customized quote. Let’s embark on a journey to bring the power of ancient Indian grains to the global market together.
Q: What kind of grains does Vastunna offer?
A: We offer a diverse range of millets, coarse cereals, and ancient grains, including:
Foxtail Millet
Kodo Millet
Barnyard Millet
Little Millet
Sorghum
Finger Millet
Rajgira (Amaranth)
Quinoa (considered an ancient grain in some regions)