KisaanSay Secures $2M Funding to Revolutionize Farmer-Consumer Connections
Startup KisaanSay, founded by Nitin Puri, Manoj Karki, and Vaishali Mehta, raised $2M to expand its operations. The company connects farmers and consumers and plans to use the funds to enhance marketing, expand its product portfolio, and build a strong team. KisaanSay partners with 20 farmer collectives.

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KisaanSay, a startup aimed at bridging the gap between farmers and consumers, has successfully raised $2 million in funding from investors.
Founded by entrepreneurs Nitin Puri, Manoj Karki, and Vaishali Mehta, the company announced the completion of its pre-seed funding round led by Jungle Ventures on Thursday. The round saw additional support from senior leaders in the food industry.
The newly acquired funds will focus on boosting the company's marketing initiatives, expanding the product lineup, and enhancing its team. KisaanSay currently collaborates with 20 farmer collectives and offers over 80 products, distributed via e-commerce, direct-to-consumer channels, and retail stores in Delhi NCR.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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