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Alphabetically List of Empanelled Suppliers for Supplying PAD Items to IRCTC Updated on 18.05.2021 Alphabetically List of Empanelled Suppliers for Supplying PAD Items to IRCTC Categories of Empanelment (PAD) Category A Special: The suppliers empanelled in this Category are eligible for supplying items in Premium Trains such as Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duranto, Vande Bharat, Gatimaan, Tejas, and other Mail/Express trains including all static units of IRCTC. Category A: The suppliers empanelled in this Category are eligible for supplying to all Mail Express trains and static units of IRCTC. Category B: The suppliers empanelled in this Category are eligible to supply their shortlisted brand only in static units of IRCTC (not eligible to supply in any type of trains). 1.Aerated Drinks Category-A Special Sl. No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly 1 Hindustan Coca Cola Coke, Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Fanta, Sprite, Thumsup, Sep-21 PAN INDIA Beverages Pvt Ltd., Gurgaon Limca 2 Pepsico India Holdings Pvt. Pepsi, Mirinda, 7UP, Mountain Dew, Dukes, Lehar, Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd. Gurgaon Everess, Teem Category -A 1 Bengal Beverages Pvt. Ltd. Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero, Fanta, Sprite, Sep-21 PAN INDIA Sprite Zero, Thums Up, Limca 2 Daily Fresh Fruit India (P) Dailee Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd 3 Diamond Beverages (P) Ltd Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero, Fanta, Sprite, Sep-21 PAN INDIA Sprite Zero, Thums Up, Limca 4 Kandhari Beverages (P) Ltd Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero,Fanta, Sprite, Sep-21 PAN INDIA Sprite Zero, Thums Up, Limca Category-B (Static Units Only) 1 Goldwin Healthcare (P) Ltd Golden Jeera Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Hajoori & Sons Sosyo Sep-21 PAN INDIA Page 1 of 18 3 Jayanti Cold Storage, Alwar Jayanti Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 Pinch Bottling Co., Jalgaon Mecca, Pinch Sep-21 PAN INDIA (NSIC) 2.Biscuits Category-A Special Sl.No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 Britannia Industries Ltd ., Britannia Sep-21 PAN INDIA New Delhi 2 Parle Products Pvt. Ltd ., Parle Sep-21 PAN INDIA New Delhi Category -A 1 Anmol Biscuits Ltd Anmol Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Bonn Nutrients Pvt. Ltd, Bonn Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ludhiana 3 Future Consumer Ltd Tasty Treat Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 ITC Limited (Food Sunfeast Sep-21 PAN INDIA Division), Bangalore 5 Krown Bakers India (P) Ltd Krown Sep-21 PAN INDIA 6 Patanjali Ayurveda Ltd Patanjali Sep-21 PAN INDIA 7 Mrs. Bector Food Cremica Sep-21 PAN INDIA Specialities Ludhiana 8 Raja Udyog (P) Ltd Raja Sep-21 PAN INDIA 9 Ravi Foods Pvt Ltd, Dukes Sep-21 PAN INDIA Hyderabad 10 Surya Foods & Agro Ltd, Priya Gold Sep-21 PAN INDIA Noida 11 Unibic Foods (P) ltd Unibic Sep-21 PAN INDIA 12 United Biscuits (P) Ltd Mcvities Sep-21 PAN INDIA Category –B (Static Units Only) 1 General Mills India Pvt. Ltd. Dip Trix Sep-21 PAN INDIA Mumbai 2 Yours Food (P) Ltd “Yours” Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3. Branded Dry Indian Snacks In Sealed Pouch Category –A Special Nil 4. Butter Chiplet/ Blister Pack Category –A Special Sl.No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 All State Co-Operative Amul, Nandini, Verka, Mother Dairy Sep-21 PAN INDIA under NCDFI and NDDB Members Page 2 of 18 2 Gujarat Co-operative Milk Amul Sep-21 PAN INDIA Marketing Federation Ltd. Anand 3 Punjab State Co-Operative Verka Sep-21 PAN INDIA Milk Producer’s Federation Ltd 4 Sterling Agro Industries Ltd Nova Sep-21 PAN INDIA 5 Tirumala Milk Products Pvt President Sep-21 PAN INDIA ltd 5. Cakes & Bakery Products Category-A Special Sl. No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 Britannia Industries Ltd, Britannia Sep-21 PAN INDIA Delhi 2 Kanhai Foods Pvt Ltd Kabhib Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Monginis Foods Pvt. Ltd., Monginis Sep-21 PAN INDIA Mumbai 4 Neni Memi Foods Pvt Ltd Neni Memi (Only for Fruit Cakes) Sep-21 PAN INDIA Category-A 1 Bonn Nutrients Pvt. Ltd, Bonn Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ludhiana 2 Crazy Snacks (P) Ltd Crazy Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Dream Bake (P) Ltd Bauli & Winkies Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 General Mills India (P) Ltd Pillsbury Sep-21 PAN INDIA 5 Gold Plus Baker (MSME) “Gold Plus Bakers” brand for Bread, Fruit Cake & Sep-21 PAN INDIA Muffins 6 Nilgiris Mechanized Bakery Nilgiris 1905 Sep-21 PAN INDIA (P) Ltd., Bangalore 7 Rustom Hospitality (P) Ltd Fluffin brand (Fluffin Crunchy, Fluffin Chocochip, Sep-21 PAN INDIA (MSME & Startup) Fluffin Original Cupcake & Muffin) 8 Spicy Fast Food (P) Ltd Kuppies Sep-21 PAN INDIA 9 Surya Food & Agro Ltd PRIYAGOLD Sep-21 PAN INDIA Category-B (Static Units Only) 1 Mohun’s Bakery Products, Mohun’s Sep-21 PAN INDIA Amritsar (NSIC) 2 Olio Victual Manufacturers Olio Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 PolyKorp Pvt. Ltd.(NSIC) BEEKAY’s Sep-21 PAN INDIA 6.Chips Category-A Special Sl. No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 Haldiram Foods Haldiram’s Nagpur Sep-21 PAN INDIA International Ltd. Nagpur 2 Haldiram Snacks Pvt. Ltd. Haldiram’s Sep-21 PAN INDIA Noida Page 3 of 18 3 ITC Ltd., Bangalore Bingo Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 Karnataka Fisheries Fish Wafers Sep-21 PAN INDIA Development Corporation Ltd (State owned Govt. Units/Firms) 4 Neni Memi Foods Pvt Ltd Neni Memi Sep-21 PAN INDIA (MSME) 5 Pepsico India Holdings Pvt. Lays & Uncle Chips Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd. Gurgaon Category –A 1 Akash Global Foods Pvt Ltd Akash Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Bikaji Foods International Bikaji Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd. Bikaner 3 Bikanerwala Foods (P) Ltd Bikano Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 Balaji Wafers Pvt. Ltd. Balaji Sep-21 PAN INDIA Rajkot (Gujarat) 5 Chedda Specialities Foods Chheda’s Sep-21 PAN INDIA (P) Ltd 6 Euro India Fresh Foods Ltd Euro Sep-21 PAN INDIA 7 India Sweet Co.(P) Ltd Rajaram’s Sep-21 PAN INDIA 8 Kaleva, New Delhi Kaleva Sep-21 PAN INDIA 9 My Sweet India Food Suprabatham Sep-21 PAN INDIA Products (P) Ltd 10 Prataap Snacks Private Yellow Diamond Sep-21 PAN INDIA Limited Indore 11 Ramdev Food Products (P) Ramdev Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd 12 Recorn Foods Private Makino Sep-21 PAN INDIA Limited 13 Samrat Namkeen P. Ltd, Samrat Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ahmedabad 14 Torneto Foods International Macsy Sep-21 PAN INDIA (P) Ltd 7.Coffee Category –A Special Sl. No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 CCL Products (India) Ltd., Continental special Sep-21 PAN INDIA Hyderabad 2 Hindustan Unilever Ltd., Gurgaon Bru Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Nestle India Ltd., New Delhi Nescafe, Sunrise Premium, Sunrise Extra Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 Tata Coffee Ltd., Bangalore Tata Café, Tata Kaapi Sep-21 PAN INDIA Category –A 1 Coffee Day Global Ltd Coffee Day Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Duncan Tea (P) Ltd Gold Cup & Pick UP Sep-21 PAN INDIA Page 4 of 18 8.Confectionary Category –A Special Sl. No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Empanelled for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 Gujarat Co-Operative Milk Marketing Ltd, Anand Amul Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 ITC Ltd., Bangalore Candyman & Minto Kokanaka,Cookies,Cholate Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Lotte India Corporation Ltd., Caramilk,Lactoking,Booproo, Sep-21 PAN INDIA Chennai Spout,Chocopie,Coolmint, Kingmint,Eclairs,Orange Éclair 4 Mondelez India Foods Pvt. Cadbury Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd., Mumbai 5 Nestle India Ltd., New Delhi Nestle Sep-21 PAN INDIA 6 Nutrine Confectionery Co. Éclair,Nutrine,Mahlacto,Honey Fab,Aamras,Gulkand Sep-21 PAN INDIA Pvt. Ltd., Chitoor 7 Parle Products Pvt Ltd Parle,Melody, Mangobite, Poppins, Kismi, and Kaccha Sep-21 PAN INDIA Mangobite 8 Perfetti Van Melle India Pvt Alpenliebe,Cofitos,Chocoliebe,Chlormint,Mentos,Fruitt- Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd., Gurgaon ella,Alpenliebe Lollipops,Center Fresh,Big Babool, Happydent, Marbles Category –A 1 Bentley & Remington (P) Glucorade Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd (NSIC) 2 Ferrero India Pvt Ltd Tic Tac and Kinder Joy Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Garuda Polyflex Foods Pvt. Gone Mad Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd 4 Mars International India (P) Snickers , Double Mint, Orbit, Boomber, Ping Pong, Sep-21 PAN INDIA ltd Solano 5 Patanjali Ayurved Ltd Patanjali Sep-21 PAN INDIA 9. Cornflakes & Other Breakfast Cereals Category –A Special Bagrrys India Private 1 Limited Bagrrys Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Kellogg India (P) Ltd Kellogg Sep-21 PAN INDIA Category –A 1 G.D.Foods Mfg (I) Pvt Ltd Tops Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Kotaram Agro Foods (P) Ltd Soulfull Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Marico Ltd Saffola Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 Nestle India Ltd Nestle Sep-21 PAN INDIA 10. Dairy Creamer Category –A Special Page 5 of 18 Sl.No. Item / Suppliers Brands Registered Shortlisted for upto specific Zones/Rly Station. 1 All State Co-Operative Amul, Nandini, OMFED Sep-21 PAN INDIA under NCDFI and NDDB Members 2 Creamy Foods Limited Madhusudan Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Gujarat Co-operative Milk Amul Sep-21 PAN INDIA Marketing Federation Ltd. Anand 4 Nestle India Ltd., New Delhi Everyday Sep-21 PAN INDIA 5 Sterling Agro Industries NOVA Sep-21 PAN INDIA Ltd,New Delhi Category – A 1 A.M.Industries (NSIC) Café n Tea Sep-21 PAN INDIA 2 Creamy Foods Ltd. Madhusudan Sep-21 PAN INDIA 3 Param Dairy Ltd Param Sep-21 PAN INDIA 4 Patanjali Ayurved Ltd Patanjali Sep-21 PAN INDIA 5 Premier Agri Foods (P) Ltd Prayag Sep-21 PAN INDIA 6 Umang Dairies Limited White Magic Sep-21 PAN INDIA 11- Energy Drink Category –A Special Sl.No.
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