Startup: How The Sampath Sisters' Yogabar Brought Healthy Snacking To India - Forbes India

From a retailer attitude of 'only tasty, not healthy, sells in India', to building a successful healthy snacks brand, the Sampath sisters have consistently grown Yogabar across various categories. Now, it is looking to expand into children and infant foods

India needed alternatives to namkeens, chips, biscuits: Suhasini & Anindita Sampath, founders, Yoga Bars - Times of India

Raising the bar

Yogabars Plans To Expand Presence To 50,000 Stores In 3-4 Years

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Meet Suhasini Sampath, The Woman Who Sold Protein Bars To ITC For Rs 500 Cr

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Yogabars Plans To Expand Presence To 50,000 Stores In 3-4 Years

Yoga Bar aims to reach Rs 500 cr in the next 2 years: Suhasini Sampath

A 500Cr+ Acquisition By ITC, Scaling A Food Start-up & Life As A Founder

A 500Cr+ Acquisition By ITC, Scaling A Food Start-up & Life As A Founder

Yoga Bar Sales: Yoga Bar maker triples sales during FY22; to expand into newer categories beyond breakfast - The Economic Times

FMCG major ITC to acquire Yoga Bar, Health is wealth! ❤️‍🩹💰 FMCG biggie ITC is acquiring Yoga Bar! Watch to find out all the details! #FMCG #YogaBar #ITC #Acquisition #Health

Hearty Podcast Between 2 Women Founders - Beauty Standards, Healthy Living, Career & More I Yoga Bar

ITC to acquire 100% stake in Yoga Bar in the next 3-4 years