In a strategic move to bolster its supply chain capabilities amid rapid growth, ZOFF Foods, the Raipur-based spice and FMCG disruptor, has announced the appointment of Harpreet Singh as Head of Supply. With over 12 years of experience across leading consumer goods companies, Harpreet will lead end-to-end supply planning, logistics, and digitisation efforts across B2B, D2C, retail, and export channels.
In his new role, Harpreet will be responsible for raw and packaging material planning, inventory optimisation, order fulfilment, risk-resilient supply frameworks, and appointment-based logistics, while working closely with the Sales, Production, Procurement, and Finance teams. His appointment comes at a crucial growth phase for ZOFF, which continues to scale its pan-India presence across modern trade, e-commerce, and kirana retail.
Harpreet joins ZOFF Foods from Mamaearth (Honasa Consumer Pvt. Ltd.), where he played a key role in building scalable fulfillment networks and strengthening last-mile delivery capabilities. Prior to Mamaearth, his leadership stints at Dabur India and Nestlé India saw him deliver transformative results in supply chain operations, production planning, and cost efficiencies.
“As ZOFF Foods expands across categories, markets, and platforms, our mission to deliver trusted, high-quality products to every Indian household stays unchanged. Harpreet’s appointment aligns with our values of transparency, accountability, and excellence, and reinforces our commitment to building a world-class supply ecosystem.”
— said Akash Agrawalla, Co-founder, ZOFF Foods.
“ZOFF’s sharp focus on innovation, consumer trust, and sourcing excellence offers a unique opportunity to reimagine supply networks for the new-age Indian FMCG landscape. I’m excited to contribute towards building a tech-enabled, cost-effective, and future-ready supply chain,”
— added Harpreet Singh, Head of Supply, ZOFF Foods.
Harpreet holds an MBA in Operations and Finance from Symbiosis University and will report directly to Co-founder Akash Agrawalla.
