Olam Exports India Ltd Taraori, Karnal, Haryana

We are leading supplier of edible nut.

Olam is now the second largest grower of Almonds globally and the only supplier with origination in Australia and California, USA. This ensures we market a year-round fresh supply of high-quality almonds to our customers worldwide.

Olam first began its cashew journey more than twenty five years ago exporting Raw Cashew Nuts (RCN) from Nigeria. Today, we are global leaders in both Raw Cashew nut trade as well as in blanched cashew kernels and ingredients.

Olam is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of natural and semi-finished hazelnut kernels to the global confectionery industries and amongst the top three hazelnut exporters from Turkey.

Olam is the only peanut processor present in each of the world's major peanut producing and exporting origins, which together account for close to 90% of global trade.

Olam has been in the sesame business for more than a decade and enjoys a strong leadership position. We started the business from Nigeria and East Africa, where we had synergies of cost-sharing with other products in our Group portfolio.

Olam is one of the world's largest coffee companies, with over 20 years in the business and a strong presence in almost all of the large coffee-producing regions which is well-supported by an extensive network of marketing offices across the world's coffee consuming countries.

Dairy production accounts for a large part of the GDP of many countries. Those exporting significant surpluses of milk include members of the European Union, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina and the USA.

We focus mainly on wheat but are slowly building up our involvement with other grain products such as maize, barley, sorghum, rye, flaxseed, chickpeas and soybean meal.

Olam manufactures and markets a range of branded packaged food products to consumers across multiple African markets. Our portfolio currently counts 6 key brands that are marketed to more than 10 South and West African markets.

With the growth of equatorial Africa's palm oil industry, Olam is leveraging our regional experience and partnerships to develop sustainable Oil Palm Plantations in the region.

With more than 50 years of expertise and experience in providing product innovations and solutions in the dehydrated vegetables space, we offer our customers a unique selection of products which are versatile, convenient and carefully processed for flavour, colour and texture.

Olam has grown to become the world’s leading business-to-business supplier of processed tomato products. From growing and harvesting to processing, monitoring and innovating for tomorrow, we have put the full weight of our global resources behind everything we do.

Olam has a variety of unique specialty vegetable solutions designed to meet the specific requirements of our customers.

Olam is one of the leading players in the global rice trade, involved across the entire rice value chain from origination to distribution. Our strong presence in the world’s major importing and exporting regions has enabled us to gain insights into market demand and supply and helped develop long-standing relationships with both producers and consumers.

Olam's sugar business began in 1995 with the import of our first consignment into Nigeria and Ghana, where we already had a widespread procurement network and infrastructure from our agri-product origination operations. Leveraging these capabilities and warehousing, we were able to ensure sugar provision to customers close to the point of sale and consumption.

Olam is one of the world's largest cotton companies and a universal supplier of all cotton growths to the world's textile markets. Today, we have a global supply network of over 100,000 farmers, ginners and suppliers, matched by an established and diversified customer base across all our markets.

Olam recognised the potential of fertilisers as a new growth segment for our Agri-Inputs business in 2009, as a result of the acknowledged mismatch between limited new arable land available, and the growing demand for agricultural produce to meet increasing globalisation needs.