AP Refinery hits 56,000 metric tons milestone

Manufactures and packages for major brands including Saffola, Fortune, Patanjali, Reliance and Modicare

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:41 PM Sep 20, 2024 IST

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AP Refinery Private Limited has become the largest producer of refined rice bran oil in India.

This venture, owned by the Goyal family, has been among the top three rice bran oil producers in the country for the past decade and has now surpassed the remarkable milestone of producing 56,000 metric tons last year. AP Refinery has also emerged as a leading oil packer in India, manufacturing and packaging for major brands including Saffola, Fortune, Patanjali, Reliance and Modicare.

The promoter brothers, Ravi Goyal and Arun Goyal, credit their family’s consistent focus on quality and customer-centricity for AP Refinery’s outstanding achievements.

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