We have started our venture in the year of 2012. The basic principle of the company was to provide the general man, value for his money which we are maintaining continuously. The principle still holds good. Yes, though the sales have increased from a few kilograms to hundred tons per month. Minar was the result of a vision to serve this vast majority through a product that was reliable, guaranteed for quality. Today, we are at a position where the customers can rely on us at closed eyes merely by brand name, ‘MINAR’. All the credit goes to our diligent professionals and workers who have restlessly extended their efforts to flourish the company.
The Production House – Company is well equipped with appropriate technology and state of the art equipment which are strategically utilized by our experienced team and workforce. We take utmost care in all respective to turn our slogan “Symbol of Traditional Indian Food” into reality.
Evolution always takes place whenever the product hits the market and brings an impeccable taste of our customers. InnovatING new thing can be carried out by R&D. Research is formalised curiosity. It is poking and prying purpose. Our R&D is simply holding excellence in Analytics, Business Intelligence along with what one demands in R&D. Analytics for spices is of utmost importance to know what trends region-wise, size-wise etc. Accordingly, flavouring and piquant agents are interpreted in spices. The thought process for prolonged brainstorming is laid on to take the next futuristic step in order to gather more customers.
Customers’ taste is one of the most parameters which are checked to bring the next big product. Forecasting the next big thing required by Business Intelligence is the ultimate challenge for our R&D team. The valour and confidence of R&D team culminate every such issue when they table NEXT AMAZING stock spices commodity. Minar Spices R&D team understands this and has continuously tackled each issue in a smooth manner.
Product quality is also how well the product does what it’s supposed to do, and how well it holds up over time. Some consumers view quality as a price point while others appreciate a product because it’s “greener.” Trying to humanize a company can help the customers connect with a brand in a deeper way. Testing products on potential customers or a market research group can help produce a great product. Most people in these groups will give brutally honest opinions, and these are something a company can use to boost the quality of their product. One dimension of quality is how a product looks, feels, sounds tastes or smells.
