How Daawat transformed rice from a commodity into one of the top basmati brands

In early 1980s, the Aroras went against the grain. Though the Gurgaon-based family had been in the business of rice since 70s, the product was nothing more than a commodity—much like masalas, salt and cooking oil—that could be bought by consumers from a nearby mom and pop store.

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