Iscon Balaji Foods

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Iscon Balaji Foods (IBF) is a leading manufacturer and exporter of frozen and dehydrated potato variants from India since 2012. IBF is an Asia’s largest dehydrated potato flakes manufacturer and largest potato French-Fries manufacturer from India.

An integrated farm-to-freezer approach has enabled them to deliver an uninterrupted supply of premium frozen potato delicacies and dehydrated potato flakes to global customers.

Subsidiaries and Factory Locations

Iscon Balaji Foods – (Limbasi, Gujarat Unit)

Iscon Balaji Foods – Limbasi, Gujarat Unit is a potato processing and frozen food manufacturing facility operated by Iscon Balaji Foods Private Limited in Limbasi, Gujarat, India.

Iscon Balaji Foods – Kanjari, Gujarat Unit

Iscon Balaji Foods – Kanjari, Gujarat Unit is a food processing facility operated by Iscon Balaji Foods Private Limited in Kanjari, Gujarat, India. The unit has an installed processing capacity of approximately 8,000 metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) and specializes in the production of dehydrated potato products, primarily potato flakes for food manufacturing and ingredient applications.

Iscon Balaji Foods – Ludhiana, Punjab Unit

Iscon Balaji Foods – Ludhiana, Punjab Unit (Dehydrated Potato Flakes) is a potato processing facility operated by Iscon Balaji Foods Private Limited in Ludhiana, Punjab, India.

Iscon Balaji Foods – Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh Unit

Iscon Balaji Foods – Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh Unit (Dehydrated Potato Flakes) is a potato processing facility operated by Iscon Balaji Foods Private Limited in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Iscon Balaji Foods (Himmatnagar,Gujarat Unit)

Iscon Balaji Foods – Himmatnagar, Gujarat Unit is a frozen food manufacturing facility operated by Iscon Balaji Foods Private Limited in Himmatnagar, Gujarat, India.

Aangeboden producten

Iscon Balaji Straight Cut 6x6mm French Fries Living up to the expectations that encompass this segment, they bring in a new touch to this variety of fries. IBF premium high solid fries not only guarantee crispiness and good holding times

Iscon Balaji Foods 11 mm Skin on French Fries With the skin left on for extra flavour and rustic appeal, these frites are made from uber long, high quality potatoes. Potato skin is not only a rich source of fibre

Iscon Balaji Foods Caterer Grade Potato Flakes Iscon Balaji Foods is a renowned manufacturer and supplier of dehydrated potato flakes that have been through an industrial process of cooking, mashing and dehydrating to yield a packaged convenience food that can be reconstituted by adding hot water or milk for mashed potatoes.

Iscon Balaji Foods Fiery Fries - Masala Coated Fries Fries may be western, but IBF revamps them with secret spices from a mother's kitchen, to present to you, their very Indian, masaaledar, "Fiery Fries". Enjoy their crunchy and mealy fries with a unique

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Nieuws over dit bedrijf

Iscon Balaji Foods to Join the Global Potato Summit 2025 as a Proud Platinum Sponsor.

december 04, 2025

Iscon Balaji Foods’ Hungritos Joins Global Potato Summit 2025 as Platinum Sponsor, Showcasing India’s Potato Innovation

Iscon Balaji Foods (Hungritos) joins the Global Potato Summit 2025 as Platinum Sponsor. Visit Stall D9–D11 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, and explore premium fries, snacks, and potato innovations shaping India’s potato industry growth.

november 11, 2025

India’s French Fry Revolution: From Local Fields to Global Plates

India has rapidly evolved from a minor importer to a leading global exporter of frozen french fries, driven by innovation in potato processing, contract farming, and technology centered in Gujarat, transforming its agricultural landscape into a world-class food industry.

The Development of India’s Potato Processing and French Fry Exports

oktober 30, 2025

From Subsistence Crop to Global Commodity: How the Potato Processing Industry in India Transformed the Country into a Key Exporter of Frozen French Fries

The global French fries market is worth USD 24 billion. A few decades ago, India was absent from it. Today, potatoes are the nation’s most eaten vegetable, and fries have become a staple on menus across the country.