Monday, November 17, 2008

on shivdeep industries in Bikaner

Shivdeep Industries Ltd. Was started in 1986, with its lead office in Bikaner. The company soon became a large manufacturing unit under the guidance of Mr. Shivratan Agarwal and Mrs. Sushila Agarwal.
The Company commenced business in the city central market. All the raw material from grains, oils and massalas to dry fruits, flour, vegetable oil and condiment are selected and purchased from amongst the best in the market. At the factory they are thoroughly processed in order to impact to their purity and prime position. In fact, a different section is devoted to this aspect of the manufacturing process.
All Bikaji snacks are made untouched by human hand, on fully automated machines in the most ultra-modern factory in Rajasthan.
A separate packaging unit has been set up to pack the product in a clinically hygienic environment.
Bikaji snacks are the talk of the town in almost the whole of India, they are already setting tongues talking in the middle east, part of Africa, USA, UK and Europe.
The company was rewarded with the National awards for industrial, excellence in 1992 – the first company to receive such an award in the category of food products.
Bikaji group of companies has three units under its umbrella; and besides food products, it is doing well in service sector also as in Hotel Basant Vihar Palace, catering to the up market crowd and established as one of the best hotels in Bikaner. The three units under Bikaji group of companies are Shivdeep Industries Limited, Shivdeep Food Products Pvt. Ltd. And Bikaji Food Products Ltd. Shivdeep Industries Ltd. produces Bhujia, Papad and sweets, Shivdeep Food Products Pvt. Ltd. produces potato chips and Bhujia Namkeens, Sweets – Rasgulla, Gulabjamun. The new unit of Bikaji Food Private Ltd. has started producing ‘Tourist Mineral Water’ a few years back only. The same management looks after all the three units. The grown curve of organization is a positive one, Bikaji is also planning to launch ‘tea’ very soon. It has the potential and plans for future expansion and diversification.
Shivdeep Industries limited is brainchild of Mr. Shiv Ratan Agarwal and Mrs. Sushila Agarwal, she has looked after and nurtured the company to its present position. And her talents and skills have been recognized and appreciated through out of the state. She was awarded ‘Presidents Award’ for Women Entrepreneur in 1997 and she is the first woman in state of Rajasthan to have won such a prestigious award. The company was rewarded with National Award for Industrial Excellence in 1992 – the first company to receive such an award in the category of food products. Mr. Shivratan Agarwal himself had been recipient of many awards for humanitarianism and contribution to the upliftment of the industry and its people.
Shivedeep Industries limited is situated in Bichwal Industrial Area, Bikaner. A unique feature of the company is that there is one company profile and therefore there is no job profile as such. Although there are departments like finance, productions and marketing but there is an informal structure where the manager finance can look into production and marketing if the need arises.
The company is a reputed one and its products come with a brand name ‘Bikaji’ the company is the only one, which provides a wide variety of snacks and savories. The company has a well-knit distribution system in India. It also exports its products to countries like Australia, Japan, Singapore and Europe too. The company’s export sales are about 2% of their total sales turnover which is around 40 crores.
The company is always trying to cater to the ever-increasing demand for more and more variety in namkeens by launching new flavors and new types of mixtures every now and then. Some new ones are Mastkin and Tanatan.
The company takes proper care of its workers and employees and they feel privileged to work with such a reputed firm. The company provides training to the workers on the job. There are about 1200 workers/employees in the company. They are provided with all the basic amenities a company should provide with, like group insurance for all the workers, medical aids, mess, etc. The company provides its employees with bonus, festival offers and likewise from time to time. They are also provided with leave encashment scheme.
The production takes place on a large scale. To provide its customers with the best quality and taste of Bhujia, The Company has a well established quality control lab. Every day the first lot is checked and then other lots are made, if the first one is fine. There are usually no complaints for the quality of the products. To meet the rising demand the company has installed many automatic machines and even installed high tech packaging machines procured from flex and digipack. The machines used for production are checked on a regular basis and are replaced or repaired as and when required. The raw material (lentils, edible oil, spices and condiments) are procured from Bikaner and if required edible oil is also purchased from Surat and other cities in Gujrat.
‘Bikaji’ has emerged as one of the finest names in Bhujia industry. Its traditional market consists of Northern India, especially states of Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Gujrat, Bengal and Assam. And in a nutshell it can be said that in a short period of fifteen years the company has made its position strong and its presence inveterate in the Bhujia industry.

5 comments:

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jay0000 said...

Looks like Indian food vendors and manufacturer's need to wake UP!!!! GMPs and good healthy ingredients, rather than profit motive must be the criteria for long term sustainability. As a start, all vendors and manufacturers MUST be made to find and use low saturated fats (canola, olive, mustard, safflower, etc and ban palm, etc.).

Are you upto taking up the challenge or not!

AND BIKAJI'S WEB SITE TRIES TO PUT A TROJAN INFECTION INTO any COMPUTER trying to visit that site.....WHAT A LOW STANDARD BIKAJI!!!! BECOME A MAN AND GROW UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! jerk for playing such tricks. See below the message which comes up....visit the site and you will find what a low class outfit BIKAJI is:

The requested URL cannot be provided

The requested object at the URL:

http://www.bikaji.in/

Threat detected:

object infected HEUR:Trojan.Script.Iframer






Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 12:47 AM
To: ajay jain ; alokandanita ; nareshjain ; pawanandanju ; premjain ; rajenandnirja ; sanjayandseema ; sriandpratima ; subhashandrita ; Viney Jain ; virenandnina ; anju sehgal ; cy thanikary ; hakim irfani ; ony chinwala
Subject: Re: Deep foods shut down!!!


great! well deserved shutdown.

India based food manufactures and merchants procuring from India have extremely low standards and bars. Did you know that Britannia, Jindal Foods (Garvi Gujarat), Maggi, Bikaji, Nagpur Haldiram and others have no concern for health and use junk in their foods (beware...they say veg oil or veg shortening when it is the cheapest and most hazardous oil - Palm oil (palm, cashew and coconut being oils which are highly saturated compared to say Canola, olive or safflower or even corn oil and should not be ingested but used topically only). They only worry about making tons on money and have no consideration for community health! We have stopped consuming, or atleast avoid as much as possible products from these merchants....URGE you to please check out the ingredients BEFORE YOU BUY. Products such as Maggi (1 packet has 1/3 daily allowance of many of the fats including saturated fat....and this is for average adults). Imagine children consuming several packs a day, day after day.

Haldiram (original) and Kohinoor seem to fare somewhat better. I noticed some Kohinoor products even used olive oil.

We may want to compile vendors to use and to avoid for everyone's benefit, then give it wide circulation.




From: Viney Jain
Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 1:59 PM
To: ajay jain ; alokandanita ; ashokandsangya ; nareshjain ; pawanandanju ; premjain ; rajenandnirja ; sanjayandseema ; sriandpratima ; subhashandrita ; Viney Jain ; virenandnina ; anju sehgal ; cy thanikary ; hakim irfani ; ony chinwala
Subject: Fw: Deep foods shut down!!!


fyi



----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Narendra Bhandari
To: Narendra Bhandari
Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 11:40 AM
Subject: FW: Deep foods shut down!!!



FYI


DEEP FOODS SHUT DOWN BY FDA. SEE DOWN WHY?

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: "njainlakhani@yahoo.com"
To: shri jain
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 7:19 PM
Subject: Fw: Fwd: Deep foods shut down!!!

"Deep Foods-shut down by FDA (You must read, if you buying Indian Groceries)"
http://www.justice.gov/usao/iln/pr/chicago/2011/pr1017_01a.pdf


“More particularly, a United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspection
of Chetak Chicago, LLC conducted on August 15 through September 1, 2011, revealed a widespread
and active rodent infestation in the warehouse. FDA investigators observed numerous live and dead
rodents, birds, gnawed and urine-stained packages of food, and apparent rodent excreta pellets on,
in, and around the food packages.”
---
Jay C. Patel
PharmD. Candidate 2013
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy

jay0000 said...

Looks like Indian food vendors and manufacturer's need to wake UP!!!! GMPs and good healthy ingredients, rather than profit motive must be the criteria for long term sustainability. As a start, all vendors and manufacturers MUST be made to find and use low saturated fats (canola, olive, mustard, safflower, etc and ban palm, etc.).
AND BIKAJI'S WEB SITE TRIES TO PUT A TROJAN INFECTION INTO any COMPUTER trying to visit that site.....WHAT A LOW STANDARD BIKAJI!!!! BECOME A MAN AND GROW UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! jerk for playing such tricks. See below the message which comes up....visit the site and you will find what a low class outfit BIKAJI is:

The requested URL cannot be provided

The requested object at the URL:

http://www.bikaji.in/

Threat detected:

object infected HEUR:Trojan.Script.Iframer


Subject: Re: Deep foods shut down!!!

great! well deserved shutdown.

India based food manufactures and merchants procuring from India have extremely low standards and bars. Did you know that Britannia, Jindal Foods (Garvi Gujarat), Maggi, Bikaji, Nagpur Haldiram and others have no concern for health and use junk in their foods (beware...they say veg oil or veg shortening when it is the cheapest and most hazardous oil - Palm oil (palm, cashew and coconut being oils which are highly saturated compared to say Canola, olive or safflower or even corn oil and should not be ingested but used topically only). They only worry about making tons on money and have no consideration for community health! We have stopped consuming, or atleast avoid as much as possible products from these merchants....URGE you to please check out the ingredients BEFORE YOU BUY. Products such as Maggi (1 packet has 1/3 daily allowance of many of the fats including saturated fat....and this is for average adults). Imagine children consuming several packs a day, day after day.

Haldiram (original) and Kohinoor seem to fare somewhat better. I noticed some Kohinoor products even used olive oil.

We may want to compile vendors to use and to avoid for everyone's benefit, then give it wide circulation.
DEEP FOODS SHUT DOWN BY FDA. SEE DOWN WHY?
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 7:19 PM
Subject: Fw: Fwd: Deep foods shut down!!!

"Deep Foods-shut down by FDA (You must read, if you buying Indian Groceries)"
http://www.justice.gov/usao/iln/pr/chicago/2011/pr1017_01a.pdf


“More particularly, a United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspection
of Chetak Chicago, LLC conducted on August 15 through September 1, 2011, revealed a widespread
and active rodent infestation in the warehouse. FDA investigators observed numerous live and dead
rodents, birds, gnawed and urine-stained packages of food, and apparent rodent excreta pellets on,
in, and around the food packages.”
---
Jay C. Patel