Arvita

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Our Story

It began with something as ordinary as a routine health check up.
The results revealed a problem that’s far too common in Indian households protein deficiency. Like many families, ours preferred traditional, home-cooked meals, and the idea of protein shakes or bars just didn’t fit into daily life.

That moment sparked a search: How can we add more protein to the food we already eat every day? The answer uncovered a bigger truth over 80% of Indians are protein deficient, including 85% of non-vegetarians too. Our diets are rich in carbohydrates but lack enough high quality protein and essential micronutrients. Women and children are often the most affected, leading to fatigue, poor immunity, and long term health issues.

This realization gave birth to Arvita : a mission to close India’s protein gap through everyday staples. Instead of asking people to change their habits, we enrich the foods already loved and trusted for generations.

At Arvita, we believe in building a stronger, healthier India
One roti, One meal, One day at a time.

What Makes Arvita Different

  • Clean Ingredients

  • Science-Backed Nutrition

  • Everyday Convenience

  • Taste You Trust
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Built for Families, Backed by Science.

Founder's Story

Before starting Arvita, Shivam Khanna built and scaled eské into one of India’s leading D2C brands in the luggage and fashion space. With years of experience in creating and growing consumer brand, he developed a deep understanding of what it takes to connect with customers and build trust in everyday essentials.

But this time, the journey was more personal. A family health concern highlighted how widespread protein deficiency is in India, even among households that eat balanced traditional meals. This sparked the realization that the problem wasn’t just individual—it was national.

Armed with his D2C expertise and driven by a mission to make a real difference, he founded Arvita. The vision is simple yet powerful: close India’s protein gap by reimagining everyday staples, so families don’t need to change their habits to live healthier lives.