Welcome to Daana
You will find informative articles on sustainability here. We cover a range of topics including fair trade, rural distress, healthy food, conservation and more.
You can also shop our highly curated products which we buy directly from small and marginal farmers. All our products are Single-Origin, and certified organic.
Single Origin Organic Wholewheat Aata
Daana’s Organic Whole Wheat comes from Prabhakar and Vimaltai’s farm in Dhamori, Maharashtra. It is then freshly ground in a stone chakki at our premises and delivered to you. Read more…
Single Origin Organic Whole Wheat (Grain)
Daana’s Organic Whole Wheat comes from Prabhakar and Vimaltai’s farm in Dhamori, Maharashtra. Read more…
Single Origin Organic Coconut Oil (Raw, Cold-Pressed)
Daana’s Organic Cold Pressed Coconut Oil comes from the organic family owned farm of Usha and Ravi, in Krishnarajanagara, near Mysuru, in Karnataka. The oil has been extracted using the traditional rotary cold-pressed method, using a ghani.
Single Origin Organic Mustard Oil (Cold-Pressed)
Daana’s Organic Cold Pressed Mustard Oil comes from the organic family owned farm of Annaveerappa, in Korwar, Karnataka. The oil has been extracted using the traditional rotary cold-pressed method, using a ghani.
Single Origin Organic Safflower Oil (Cold-Pressed)
Daana’s Organic Cold Pressed Safflower Oil comes from the organic family owned farm of Ramesh Kottrabasappa, in Gadag, Karnataka. The oil has been extracted using the traditional rotary cold-pressed method, using a ghani.
Single Origin Organic Groundnut Oil, Cold-Pressed
The Organic Groundnuts come from Veeresh’s rain fed farm in Havanur village in Karnataka. The groundnut oil was made using a rotary cold press method, which is similar to our traditional methods using the ghanis. Read More…
Single Origin Organic Sunflower Oil, Cold-Pressed
The Organic Sunflowers come from Mahesh’s rain fed farm in Bedharahalli village in Karnataka. The sunflower oil was made using a rotary cold press method, which is similar to our traditional methods using the ghanis. Read More…