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The Whole Truth
Legal namestring
Fitshit Health Solutions
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
2019
Descriptiontext

The Whole Truth Foods (legal entity: Fitshit Health Solutions) is an India-based direct-to-consumer clean-label packaged food brand founded in 2019 in Mumbai by Shashank Mehta, a former Hindustan Unilever executive. The company produces and sells protein bars (standard, Pro 20g, Mini, Millet varieties), protein powders (whey and plant-based in 15g to 30g per-serving formats), nut butters and spreads, muesli, dark cocoa bars sweetened with dates, energy bars, and—most recently—a Kids Nutrition Range covering snackbars and milk-mix food drinks for ages 2-12. The company's core technical differentiator is radical ingredient transparency: every ingredient is declared upfront on packaging, with no artificial sweeteners, preservatives, or chemical extraction processes, and natural sweeteners such as dates are used in place of refined sugar. The Whole Truth operates an in-house FSSC-certified manufacturing facility called "Bada Barkhana" that produces its protein powders, bars, and bean-to-bar chocolate, enabling control over ingredient sourcing and formulation quality.

The business model is primarily direct-to-consumer through owned e-commerce (thewholetruthfoods.com), supplemented by quick commerce distribution on Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart for 10-minute urban delivery, plus corporate gifting. Products are unit-priced for one-time purchase with recurring discount mechanics; pricing ranges include ₹530-3,300 for protein bars, ₹1,199-14,998 for protein powders, and ₹310-1,780 for muesli. Three customer segments are served: primary health-conscious urban consumers (fitness enthusiasts, gym-goers), secondary parents/families seeking clean-label kids' food, and tertiary corporate clients for wellness gifting. FY25 revenue reached ₹216 crore (~$26M), up 232% from ₹65 crore in FY24, though net losses widened to ₹28 crore on rising marketing and raw material costs.

The Whole Truth has raised approximately $81 million across Series B (2023, $15M led by Peak XV and Matrix), Series C (October 2025, ~$15-16M led by Sofina), and Series D (February 2026, $51M co-led by Sofina and Sauce.vc) at a $350-400M post-money valuation, with participation from Peak XV Partners, Rainmatter Health, AYRA Ventures, and Z47. The Series D round explicitly marks the beginning of the company's formal IPO preparation, with management identifying profitability as the next milestone. The company faces an open regulatory matter regarding FSSAI labeling, having agreed to revise "No added sugar" claims to "Sweetened with dates" following a show-cause notice triggered by a rival complaint.

Short descriptiontext

The Whole Truth Foods is an India-based D2C clean-label packaged food brand founded in 2019 in Mumbai, selling protein bars, powders, nut butters, muesli, dark cocoa bars, and kids' nutrition products directly to health-conscious urban consumers via its own e-commerce site and quick commerce platforms.

Operating statusenum
Operating
Ownership categoryenum
Headcount rangeband
101–250
akta.pro rankint
HeadquartersMumbai, India
HQ citystring
Mumbai
HQ countrystring
India
HQ regionstring
Asia
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
clean-label food products, protein nutrition bars, whey protein powders, dark cocoa bars, healthy breakfast muesli
Industry4 codes
1Snack Bars (Granola, Protein, Cereal Bars)
CodeCRADABAGPrimaryYes
2Better-for-You / Functional Snacks (Low Sugar, Keto, Probiotic, Fortified)
CodeCRADABAMPrimaryNo
3Functional Foods & Supplement Formats (Gummies, Chews, Powders, Shots)
CodeCRADAGAIPrimaryNo
4Health/Protein Snack Bars Manufacturing
CodeAFAKAIANPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Food Manufacturing311
  • Cookie and Cracker Manufacturing311821
  • Food (Health) Supplement Retailers456191
SIC code2 codes
  • Food And Kindred Products2000
  • Sugar & Confectionery Products2060
Product category
Health & Functional Foods
GTM motion3 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model1 record
1D2C Product Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Direct-to-consumer sales through owned e-commerce platform. One-time purchase model with subscription/discount options. Revenue from protein bars, protein powders, nut butters, muesli, dark chocolate bars, and snackbars. Company also offers corporate gifting options.

thewholetruthfoods.com
Marketing channels8 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels2 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Pricing details5 tiers
1Protein Bars - Multiple varieties including standard, mini, pro, and millet bars
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Standard protein bars: ₹780-1400 per box of 8. Mini protein bars: ₹530-840 per box of 12. Pro bars: ₹792-950 per box of 5. Personalized boxes: ₹1100-3300 for 10-30 bars.

2Protein Powders - Ranges from 15g to 30g protein per serving
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

15g protein range: ₹2999-5998 (1-2 KG). 24g protein range: ₹4499-10798 (1-2 KG). 30g protein isolate: ₹7499-14998 (1-2 KG). Sachets available from ₹1199 (6 sachets).

3Nut Butters - Unsweetened, date-sweetened, and chocolate varieties
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Unsweetened peanut butter: ₹210-560 (325-925g). Date-sweetened peanut spread: ₹235-655 (325-925g). Dark chocolate peanut spread: ₹310-799 (325-925g). Hazelnut spread: ₹445 (200g).

4Dark Cocoa Bars - Sweetened with dates
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

55-71% dark cocoa bars: ₹930-1005 per pack of 3. 47% assorted: ₹955 per pack of 3.

5Muesli - Multiple varieties
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

350g packs: ₹310-450. 750g packs: ₹625-890. Super saver 1.5kg: ₹1250-1780.

GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

The Whole Truth manufactures and sells a portfolio of clean-label packaged health foods — protein bars, protein powders, nut spreads, dark cocoa bars, muesli, and energy bars — produced at its own FSSC-certified Bada Barkhana facility in Mumbai. Products are sold directly to Indian consumers through the company's own e-commerce website and via quick-commerce partners (Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy Instamart), with a recent extension into kids' nutrition snackbars and milk-mixes.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • Revenue grew 232% to ₹216 crore in FY25 from ₹65 crore in FY24
+2 more records
Product overview1 text field

The Whole Truth is India's first 100% clean-label food brand offering a diverse portfolio of health-focused food products. The core offerings include Protein Powders (whey and plant-based, 15g-30g protein range), Protein Bars (standard, Pro 20g, Mini, and Millet varieties), Dark Cocoa Bars sweetened exclusively with dates, Energy Bars (plant-based Choco Fudge), Nut Spreads (peanut butter and hazelnut spreads), and Muesli cereals. The company has expanded into the kids segment with Snackbars, Food Drink milk-mixes, and Protein Blocks for children aged 2+ years. The product ecosystem also includes accessories (frother, storage containers), a personalized box Build-Your-Own-Box option, and content platforms (Truth Be Told newsletter, Whole Truth Academy, ChemX) focused on food transparency and consumer education.

Product and service17 records
1Protein Powders (24g/26g/30g Whey Range)
CategoryProtein Powders
Description

Whey protein isolate and concentrate powders in flavors including Light Cocoa, Cold Coffee, Mango Milkshake, Strawberry Shake, Pista Badaam, and Unflavored, ranging from 15g to 30g protein per serving and sold in 1–2 kg packs and 6-sachet packs. Targeted at fitness-conscious adult consumers seeking clean-label protein supplementation.

2Plant Protein (25g Range)
CategoryProtein Powders
Description

Plant-based protein powders combining golden pea protein and brown rice protein, available in Double Cocoa and Pista Badaam flavors with ~25g protein per serving. Targeted at vegan, lactose-intolerant, and plant-forward consumers.

3Protein Bars (Standard Range)
CategoryProtein Bars
Description

Standard protein bars with 5g–15g protein per bar in flavors including Double Cocoa, Peanut Cocoa, Hazelnut Cocoa, Coffee Cocoa, Coconut Cocoa, Orange Cocoa, Lemon Cranberry, Peanut Butter, and Cranberry Raisin. Sold in boxes of 8. Targeted at adult consumers seeking a clean-label portable snack.

4Protein Bars Pro (20g Protein)
CategoryProtein Bars
Description

High-protein bars delivering 20g protein per bar in Double Cocoa, Peanut Cocoa, Hazelnut Cocoa, and Coffee Cocoa flavors, sold in boxes of 5. Targeted at users with higher daily protein requirements.

5Mini Protein Bars
CategoryProtein Bars
Description

Compact 27g protein bars providing 5g–7.5g protein each, available in Peanut Cocoa, Double Cocoa, Coffee Cocoa, and Cranberry Raisin flavors, sold in boxes of 12. Targeted at calorie-conscious snackers wanting portion-controlled protein.

6Millet Protein Bars (incl. Hazelnut Millet)
CategoryProtein Bars
Description

Protein bars made with millet (ragi/bajra) and chocolate, delivering 13g protein per bar, in Almond Millet Cocoa, Peanut Millet Cocoa, Hazelnut Millet, and Mocha Millet variants. Targeted at consumers seeking millet-based, gluten-aware, clean-label protein snacks.

7Dark Cocoa Bars Sweetened with Dates
CategoryDark Chocolate
Description

Dark chocolate bars at 47%–71% cocoa sweetened only with dates (no refined sugar) in 71%, 55%, Sea Salt, Orange, Hazelnut, and Almond Raisin varieties, sold in packs of 3. Targeted at consumers seeking refined-sugar-free premium chocolate.

8Energy Bars (Choco Fudge)
CategoryEnergy Bars
Description

100% plant-based energy bars (also marketed as fudge) in Almond Choco Fudge, Peanut Choco Fudge, and Cocoa Cranberry Fudge variants. Targeted at plant-forward consumers seeking clean-label energy snacks.

9Nut Spreads
CategoryNut Spreads
Description

Nut butters including Unsweetened Peanut Butter (Creamy/Crunchy), Peanut Spread with Dates, Dark Chocolate Peanut Spread (Creamy/Crunchy), and Hazelnut Spread in 200g–925g jars. Targeted at households seeking clean-label, refined-sugar-free spreads.

10Muesli
CategoryBreakfast Cereals
Description

Breakfast muesli cereals in Choco Fruit Crunch, No Added Sugar, and Nuts, Fruit & Seeds variants in 350g, 750g, and 1.5kg super-saver packs. Targeted at households seeking a clean-label breakfast cereal alternative.

11Kids Snackbars
CategoryKids Nutrition
Description

Clean-label snackbars for children aged 2+ years in Almond Cocoa, Mango, and Mixed Fruit flavors, sold in packs of 15 and 30. Targeted at parents seeking transparent, low-additive snacks for young children.

12Kids Food Drink (Milk-mix)
CategoryKids Nutrition
Description

Clean-label milk-mix nutritional drinks for children in two age-segmented formulations — Jr (2–6 years) and Pre-Teen (7–12 years). Targeted at parents seeking clean nutritional drinks for children.

13Kids Protein Blocks
CategoryKids Nutrition
Description

Clean-label protein blocks for children aged 5+ years in Double Cocoa, Hazelnut Cocoa, and Peanut Cocoa flavors. Targeted at parents seeking age-appropriate clean protein snacks for older kids.

14Personalized Box (Build Your Own)
CategoryProtein Bars
Description

Build-Your-Own-Box offering that lets customers mix and match protein bar flavors in packs of 10, 15, 24, 30, or 48 bars. Targeted at consumers wanting variety packs and bulk/gifting options.

15WHOOSH Frother
CategoryAccessories
Description

Electric handheld frother designed for mixing protein shakes and beverages. Sold as a standalone accessory for protein-powder users.

16SNAP Air-tight Tin
CategoryAccessories
Description

Air-tight storage tin designed to keep protein powder fresh after opening. Sold as a standalone accessory for protein-powder users.

17Gulabox
CategoryAccessories
Description

Pink-colored airtight storage container offered as a standalone alternative to standard pouches for storing protein powder.

Scale indicator6 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Quick commerce platform enabling 10-minute delivery for The Whole Truth products. One of India's fastest-growing retail segments with D2C brands increasingly spending on sponsored listings and in-app promotions.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Quick commerce platform partner for ultra-fast delivery of The Whole Truth products in urban areas. Benefits from algorithm-driven product discovery.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Quick commerce arm of Swiggy enabling rapid delivery of The Whole Truth products. Part of the growing quick commerce ecosystem for D2C brands.

Recent move8 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Indian better-for-you protein bar and snack brand sold via D2C and modern retail. Direct competitor to The Whole Truth's protein bars and muesli categories with overlapping clean-label positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Indian plant-based nutrition D2C brand offering protein powders, bars, and meal replacements. Closely comparable in target customer (health-conscious urban), product format, and premium positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

India D2C plant-protein wellness brand spanning protein powders, bars, and effervescent supplements. Overlaps with TWT's clean-label plant protein line and target fitness-oriented consumers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of India's largest sports nutrition brands selling whey protein, mass gainers, and protein bars. Direct competitor in protein powders and bars with broader gym-goer focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

D2C premium snacking brand selling dry fruits, nuts, trail mixes, and healthy snack bars. Comparable in target consumer, D2C-first go-to-market, and clean-ingredient positioning.

TypeEmerging player
Description

India better-for-you kids and family snacking brand. Direct adjacency to TWT's newly launched kids snackbars and food drink range, competing for the parental clean-label wallet.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Indian better-for-you food brand offering muesli, granola, protein bars, and seeds with clean-label positioning. Comparable product mix and D2C + modern retail distribution.

TypeDirect peer
Description

India D2C health and wellness brand spanning plant protein, apple cider vinegar, and clean-label nutrition. Comparable D2C-first model and clean-ingredient narrative, though broader personal care range.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

India's leading health and nutrition retailer and house of brands (including MuscleBlaze). Adjacent rather than direct: retails multiple competitor brands and operates a competing branded portfolio relevant to TWT's protein bar/powder core.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

India's largest packaged bakery and biscuits company increasingly active in better-for-you adjacent categories. Incumbent that could leverage scale and distribution to attack TWT's premium clean-label positioning if it scales that line.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Named customers1 record

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
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No

Docs URL, Description

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Has app

Feature3 records

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Profiles1 record

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Funding overview

Funding stage, Last funding date, Total funding USD

Funding rounds6 records

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

Investors6 records

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Whole Truth

Health & Functional Foodsthewholetruthfoods.com

The Whole Truth Foods is an India-based D2C clean-label packaged food brand founded in 2019 in Mumbai, selling protein bars, powders, nut butters, muesli, dark cocoa bars, and kids' nutrition products directly to health-conscious urban consumers via its own e-commerce site and quick commerce platforms.

What The Whole Truth does

The Whole Truth Foods (legal entity: Fitshit Health Solutions) is an India-based direct-to-consumer clean-label packaged food brand founded in 2019 in Mumbai by Shashank Mehta, a former Hindustan Unilever executive. The company produces and sells protein bars (standard, Pro 20g, Mini, Millet varieties), protein powders (whey and plant-based in 15g to 30g per-serving formats), nut butters and spreads, muesli, dark cocoa bars sweetened with dates, energy bars, and—most recently—a Kids Nutrition Range covering snackbars and milk-mix food drinks for ages 2-12. The company's core technical differentiator is radical ingredient transparency: every ingredient is declared upfront on packaging, with no artificial sweeteners, preservatives, or chemical extraction processes, and natural sweeteners such as dates are used in place of refined sugar. The Whole Truth operates an in-house FSSC-certified manufacturing facility called "Bada Barkhana" that produces its protein powders, bars, and bean-to-bar chocolate, enabling control over ingredient sourcing and formulation quality.

The business model is primarily direct-to-consumer through owned e-commerce (thewholetruthfoods.com), supplemented by quick commerce distribution on Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart for 10-minute urban delivery, plus corporate gifting. Products are unit-priced for one-time purchase with recurring discount mechanics; pricing ranges include ₹530-3,300 for protein bars, ₹1,199-14,998 for protein powders, and ₹310-1,780 for muesli. Three customer segments are served: primary health-conscious urban consumers (fitness enthusiasts, gym-goers), secondary parents/families seeking clean-label kids' food, and tertiary corporate clients for wellness gifting. FY25 revenue reached ₹216 crore (~$26M), up 232% from ₹65 crore in FY24, though net losses widened to ₹28 crore on rising marketing and raw material costs.

The Whole Truth has raised approximately $81 million across Series B (2023, $15M led by Peak XV and Matrix), Series C (October 2025, ~$15-16M led by Sofina), and Series D (February 2026, $51M co-led by Sofina and Sauce.vc) at a $350-400M post-money valuation, with participation from Peak XV Partners, Rainmatter Health, AYRA Ventures, and Z47. The Series D round explicitly marks the beginning of the company's formal IPO preparation, with management identifying profitability as the next milestone. The company faces an open regulatory matter regarding FSSAI labeling, having agreed to revise "No added sugar" claims to "Sweetened with dates" following a show-cause notice triggered by a rival complaint.

The Whole Truth firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Whole Truth
Legal name
Fitshit Health Solutions
Website
https://thewholetruthfoods.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
The Whole Truth Foods is an India-based D2C clean-label packaged food brand founded in 2019 in Mumbai, selling protein bars, powders, nut butters, muesli, dark cocoa bars, and kids' nutrition products directly to health-conscious urban consumers via its own e-commerce site and quick commerce platforms.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

The Whole Truth industry classification

Industry
Product category
Health & Functional Foods
NAICS
Food Manufacturing (311), Cookie and Cracker Manufacturing (311821), Food (Health) Supplement Retailers (456191)
SIC
Food And Kindred Products (2000), Sugar & Confectionery Products (2060)
akta.pro primary industry
Snack Bars (Granola, Protein, Cereal Bars) (CRADABAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
Better-for-You / Functional Snacks (Low Sugar, Keto, Probiotic, Fortified) (CRADABAM), Functional Foods & Supplement Formats (Gummies, Chews, Powders, Shots) (CRADAGAI), Health/Protein Snack Bars Manufacturing (AFAKAIAN)

Keywords

  • Clean-label food products
  • Protein nutrition bars
  • Whey protein powders
  • Dark cocoa bars
  • Healthy breakfast muesli

Where The Whole Truth is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Mumbai
HQ country
India
HQ region
Asia

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Whole Truth business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. D2C Product Sales: Direct-to-consumer sales through owned e-commerce platform. One-time purchase model with subscription/discount options. Revenue from protein bars, protein powders, nut butters, muesli, dark chocolate bars, and snackbars. Company also offers corporate gifting options.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goProtein Bars - Multiple varieties including standard, mini, pro, and millet bars
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goProtein Powders - Ranges from 15g to 30g protein per serving
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goNut Butters - Unsweetened, date-sweetened, and chocolate varieties
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goDark Cocoa Bars - Sweetened with dates
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goMuesli - Multiple varieties

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels8 records

The Whole Truth product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Whole Truth manufactures and sells a portfolio of clean-label packaged health foods — protein bars, protein powders, nut spreads, dark cocoa bars, muesli, and energy bars — produced at its own FSSC-certified Bada Barkhana facility in Mumbai. Products are sold directly to Indian consumers through the company's own e-commerce website and via quick-commerce partners (Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy Instamart), with a recent extension into kids' nutrition snackbars and milk-mixes.

Product overview

The Whole Truth is India's first 100% clean-label food brand offering a diverse portfolio of health-focused food products. The core offerings include Protein Powders (whey and plant-based, 15g-30g protein range), Protein Bars (standard, Pro 20g, Mini, and Millet varieties), Dark Cocoa Bars sweetened exclusively with dates, Energy Bars (plant-based Choco Fudge), Nut Spreads (peanut butter and hazelnut spreads), and Muesli cereals. The company has expanded into the kids segment with Snackbars, Food Drink milk-mixes, and Protein Blocks for children aged 2+ years. The product ecosystem also includes accessories (frother, storage containers), a personalized box Build-Your-Own-Box option, and content platforms (Truth Be Told newsletter, Whole Truth Academy, ChemX) focused on food transparency and consumer education.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Protein Powders (24g/26g/30g Whey Range) Whey protein isolate and concentrate powders in flavors including Light Cocoa, Cold Coffee, Mango Milkshake, Strawberry Shake, Pista Badaam, and Unflavored, ranging from 15g to 30g protein per serving and sold in 1–2 kg packs and 6-sachet packs. Targeted at fitness-conscious adult consumers seeking clean-label protein supplementation.
  • Plant Protein (25g Range) Plant-based protein powders combining golden pea protein and brown rice protein, available in Double Cocoa and Pista Badaam flavors with ~25g protein per serving. Targeted at vegan, lactose-intolerant, and plant-forward consumers.
  • Protein Bars (Standard Range) Standard protein bars with 5g–15g protein per bar in flavors including Double Cocoa, Peanut Cocoa, Hazelnut Cocoa, Coffee Cocoa, Coconut Cocoa, Orange Cocoa, Lemon Cranberry, Peanut Butter, and Cranberry Raisin. Sold in boxes of 8. Targeted at adult consumers seeking a clean-label portable snack.
  • Protein Bars Pro (20g Protein) High-protein bars delivering 20g protein per bar in Double Cocoa, Peanut Cocoa, Hazelnut Cocoa, and Coffee Cocoa flavors, sold in boxes of 5. Targeted at users with higher daily protein requirements.
  • Mini Protein Bars Compact 27g protein bars providing 5g–7.5g protein each, available in Peanut Cocoa, Double Cocoa, Coffee Cocoa, and Cranberry Raisin flavors, sold in boxes of 12. Targeted at calorie-conscious snackers wanting portion-controlled protein.
  • Millet Protein Bars (incl. Hazelnut Millet) Protein bars made with millet (ragi/bajra) and chocolate, delivering 13g protein per bar, in Almond Millet Cocoa, Peanut Millet Cocoa, Hazelnut Millet, and Mocha Millet variants. Targeted at consumers seeking millet-based, gluten-aware, clean-label protein snacks.
  • Dark Cocoa Bars Sweetened with Dates Dark chocolate bars at 47%–71% cocoa sweetened only with dates (no refined sugar) in 71%, 55%, Sea Salt, Orange, Hazelnut, and Almond Raisin varieties, sold in packs of 3. Targeted at consumers seeking refined-sugar-free premium chocolate.
  • Energy Bars (Choco Fudge) 100% plant-based energy bars (also marketed as fudge) in Almond Choco Fudge, Peanut Choco Fudge, and Cocoa Cranberry Fudge variants. Targeted at plant-forward consumers seeking clean-label energy snacks.
  • Nut Spreads Nut butters including Unsweetened Peanut Butter (Creamy/Crunchy), Peanut Spread with Dates, Dark Chocolate Peanut Spread (Creamy/Crunchy), and Hazelnut Spread in 200g–925g jars. Targeted at households seeking clean-label, refined-sugar-free spreads.
  • Muesli Breakfast muesli cereals in Choco Fruit Crunch, No Added Sugar, and Nuts, Fruit & Seeds variants in 350g, 750g, and 1.5kg super-saver packs. Targeted at households seeking a clean-label breakfast cereal alternative.
  • Kids Snackbars Clean-label snackbars for children aged 2+ years in Almond Cocoa, Mango, and Mixed Fruit flavors, sold in packs of 15 and 30. Targeted at parents seeking transparent, low-additive snacks for young children.
  • Kids Food Drink (Milk-mix) Clean-label milk-mix nutritional drinks for children in two age-segmented formulations — Jr (2–6 years) and Pre-Teen (7–12 years). Targeted at parents seeking clean nutritional drinks for children.
  • Kids Protein Blocks Clean-label protein blocks for children aged 5+ years in Double Cocoa, Hazelnut Cocoa, and Peanut Cocoa flavors. Targeted at parents seeking age-appropriate clean protein snacks for older kids.
  • Personalized Box (Build Your Own) Build-Your-Own-Box offering that lets customers mix and match protein bar flavors in packs of 10, 15, 24, 30, or 48 bars. Targeted at consumers wanting variety packs and bulk/gifting options.
  • WHOOSH Frother Electric handheld frother designed for mixing protein shakes and beverages. Sold as a standalone accessory for protein-powder users.
  • SNAP Air-tight Tin Air-tight storage tin designed to keep protein powder fresh after opening. Sold as a standalone accessory for protein-powder users.
  • Gulabox Pink-colored airtight storage container offered as a standalone alternative to standard pouches for storing protein powder.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Revenue grew 232% to ₹216 crore in FY25 from ₹65 crore in FY24
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use The Whole Truth

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

The Whole Truth technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

The Whole Truth partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • BlinkitcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorQuick commerce platform enabling 10-minute delivery for The Whole Truth products. One of India's fastest-growing retail segments with D2C brands increasingly spending on sponsored listings and in-app promotions.
  • ZeptocoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorQuick commerce platform partner for ultra-fast delivery of The Whole Truth products in urban areas. Benefits from algorithm-driven product discovery.
  • Swiggy InstamartcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorQuick commerce arm of Swiggy enabling rapid delivery of The Whole Truth products. Part of the growing quick commerce ecosystem for D2C brands.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

The Whole Truth competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Yoga Bar: Indian better-for-you protein bar and snack brand sold via D2C and modern retail. Direct competitor to The Whole Truth's protein bars and muesli categories with overlapping clean-label positioning.
  • Oziva: Indian plant-based nutrition D2C brand offering protein powders, bars, and meal replacements. Closely comparable in target customer (health-conscious urban), product format, and premium positioning.
  • Plix: India D2C plant-protein wellness brand spanning protein powders, bars, and effervescent supplements. Overlaps with TWT's clean-label plant protein line and target fitness-oriented consumers.
  • MuscleBlaze: One of India's largest sports nutrition brands selling whey protein, mass gainers, and protein bars. Direct competitor in protein powders and bars with broader gym-goer focus.
  • Farmley: D2C premium snacking brand selling dry fruits, nuts, trail mixes, and healthy snack bars. Comparable in target consumer, D2C-first go-to-market, and clean-ingredient positioning.
  • True Elements: Indian better-for-you food brand offering muesli, granola, protein bars, and seeds with clean-label positioning. Comparable product mix and D2C + modern retail distribution.
  • WOW Life Science: India D2C health and wellness brand spanning plant protein, apple cider vinegar, and clean-label nutrition. Comparable D2C-first model and clean-ingredient narrative, though broader personal care range.

Emerging players

  • Open Secret: India better-for-you kids and family snacking brand. Direct adjacency to TWT's newly launched kids snackbars and food drink range, competing for the parental clean-label wallet.

Broad incumbents

  • HealthKart: India's leading health and nutrition retailer and house of brands (including MuscleBlaze). Adjacent rather than direct: retails multiple competitor brands and operates a competing branded portfolio relevant to TWT's protein bar/powder core.
  • Britannia Industries: India's largest packaged bakery and biscuits company increasingly active in better-for-you adjacent categories. Incumbent that could leverage scale and distribution to attack TWT's premium clean-label positioning if it scales that line.

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Frequently asked questions about The Whole Truth

What does The Whole Truth do?

The Whole Truth manufactures and sells a portfolio of clean-label packaged health foods — protein bars, protein powders, nut spreads, dark cocoa bars, muesli, and energy bars — produced at its own FSSC-certified Bada Barkhana facility in Mumbai. Products are sold directly to Indian consumers through the company's own e-commerce website and via quick-commerce partners (Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy Instamart), with a recent extension into kids' nutrition snackbars and milk-mixes.

Is The Whole Truth a public or private company?

The Whole Truth is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was The Whole Truth founded?

The Whole Truth was founded in 2019. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is The Whole Truth based?

The Whole Truth is headquartered in Mumbai, India, in the Asia region.

How does The Whole Truth make money?

One revenue line is on record: D2C Product Sales.

Who are The Whole Truth's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Yoga Bar, Oziva, Plix, MuscleBlaze, Farmley, True Elements and WOW Life Science. Open Secret is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are HealthKart and Britannia Industries.

Does The Whole Truth have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Whole Truth.

What industry is The Whole Truth in?

The Whole Truth's product category is Health & Functional Foods. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRADABAG, Snack Bars (Granola, Protein, Cereal Bars), with a secondary code of CRADABAM, Better-for-You / Functional Snacks (Low Sugar, Keto, Probiotic, Fortified). Its NAICS code is 311 and its SIC code is 2000.

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HindustantimesUnder wraps: Here are the biggest lies lurking in snack-food packagingThis HT Brunch feature article examines how snack food brands use deceptive packaging design techniques—manipulating colors, fonts, imagery, and marketing language—to mislead consumers into perceiving products as healthier, more artisanal, or more natural than they actually are. The piece profiles consumer advocates including Kolkata-based @FoodPharmer and cites specific instances where public pressure has led to reformulations, such as Bournvita reducing its sugar content and introducing a zero-sugar variant, Kwality Wall's switching from vegetable-fat to milk-based ice cream, and The Whole Truth Foods removing a "No Added Sugar" claim after admitting to using date extract.The Times of IndiaETtech Deep Dive: Food brands basking in 'healthy’ glow get regulatory rap for dodgy ads - The Economic TimesThe FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) has issued notices to multiple food and beverage brands over misleading health claims such as 'healthy', 'no added sugar', 'fresh', 'protein packed', and '100% natural', with data from ASCI showing that 85% of 158 flagged digital ads needed changes between January and June. The Whole Truth, a direct-to-consumer brand, responded to regulatory pressure by changing its labels from 'no added sugar' to 'sweetened with dates', as FSSAI strictly prohibits using sugar substitutes like date syrup, honey, or fruit concentrates when making 'no added sugar' claims.Business News TodayAre you eating junk? How to spot ‘health-washed’ foods after FSSAI’s latest actionFSSAI has intensified its crackdown on deceptive food labelling over the past month, issuing notices to consumer brands including Emami Healthy & Tasty, Heritage Foods, Lotte India, Dia Foods, Red Bull, Monster, and PepsiCo for making unsubstantiated health claims. The regulator ordered companies to stop using misleading marketing phrases such as "100 percent natural," "fresh," and "zero maida," and instructed brands to scientifically back claims or revise their packaging. Several brands including The Whole Truth and Cipzer have already begun relabelling their products in response to the regulatory action.Business StandardFSSAI's label crackdown: What food brands changed after noticesFSSAI has issued notices to multiple food companies over misleading labeling claims, prompting brands to revise packaging to comply with the Food Safety and Standards (Labelling and Display) Regulations, 2020. Companies including The Whole Truth, Heritage Foods, Le Casa, Healthy Master, Troovy, The Healthy Factory, and Cipzer have removed or replaced claims such as "No Added Sugar," "Fresh," "All Natural," and "Healthy" after regulatory scrutiny. FSSAI has also directed food companies to discontinue unqualified terms like "100%" and "100% Pure," and questioned energy drink manufacturers including Red Bull, Sting, Hell, and Adrenaline Rush over functional benefit claims.MintInside food companies’ scramble to dial back health claims | MintIndia's food and wellness brands including The Whole Truth and MasterChow are rapidly revising product labels and marketing claims following intensified regulatory action by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), which has issued notices to dozens of companies questioning terms such as "No Added Sugar," "100% Natural," "Healthy," and misleading "FSSAI Approved" labels. The crackdown marks a significant shift from FSSAI's previously reactive approach to a more assertive enforcement posture, prompting industry-wide changes to packaging, website copy, and advertising. The Indian wellness food market, estimated at over $60 billion and built largely on bold health claims that justified premium pricing, now faces a fundamental recalibration of how products can be marketed to consumers.LinkedInLicious India's First D2C Food Unicorn Achieves ₹795 Cr RevenueIndia's first D2C food unicorn, GALIAX GOLDGAPPA™, achieved significant growth following a focus on trust, quality, and customer experience, with the founder aiming to build a global Indian street food brand. Multiple success stories of Indian food startups, including MOPP Foods, Lal Sweets, The Whole Truth, and ZOFF Foods, highlight innovations in product quality, packaging, and brand reimagining, with large growth and funding milestones.Hindustantimes‘That is our mistake’: The Whole Truth CEO admits delay in changing ‘No added sugar’ labelThe Whole Truth, a clean-label food brand, has agreed to change its "No added sugar" label to "Sweetened with dates" following a show-cause notice from FSSAI after rival brand Paul & Mike filed a complaint arguing the company was using date powder while claiming no added sugar. The Whole Truth CEO Shashank Mehta admitted the company delayed in implementing the label change, calling it "our mistake," while clarifying that the product formulation remains unchanged at 71% cocoa with 29% dates using date powder.PR Newswire2026 India Protein Industry Report -- Skyrocketing Prices & the Next Big Disruption in a INR 30.9 Cr Market Growing at 17.7% CAGRMarket Decipher has released the India Protein Market Report, 2026–2036, projecting the market will reach INR 1.5 Lakh Crore by 2036 with a 17.7% CAGR from its current INR 30.9 Crore base. The report identifies a near-4× surge in global whey protein prices in 2026 as the primary near-term disruptor, driven by India's structural reliance on imports despite being the world's largest milk producer. Key companies actively covered in the analysis include ITC, Britannia, and Nestlé in the FMCG segment, Abbott, Nestlé Health Science, and Danone in clinical nutrition, and emerging D2C brands including The Whole Truth, OZiva, TrueBasics, and Yoga Bar.Storyboard18The Whole Truth drops ‘No Added Sugar’ claim after FSSAI noticeThe Whole Truth, an Indian clean-label food startup, has agreed to stop using "no added sugar" claims on products sweetened with date powder after receiving a show-cause notice from FSSAI. The regulatory action was triggered by a complaint from rival chocolate maker Paul And Mike, which argued that date powder functions as a sugar substitute and therefore does not qualify for "no added sugar" claims under current FSSAI rules. The company has begun revising its packaging to "sweetened with dates" while defending its formulation practices, noting that international markets like the United States permit such claims for date-sweetened products.The Times of IndiaProtein Shakes: India’s protein boom runs into a whey crisis as prices surge 4X, shortages loom, ETManufacturingIndia's protein supplement industry is facing a severe supply crisis as raw whey prices have surged approximately fourfold, from around ₹700 per kg in 2023-24 to ₹2,700 per kg, forcing brands including The Whole Truth, Yoga Bar, and MuscleBlaze to raise product prices by 10-40% while absorbing remaining costs to protect market share. Nearly 90% of whey used by Indian brands is imported primarily from Europe, and the price surge is attributed to geopolitical disruptions, global demand spikes driven by GLP-1 drugs, and structural supply constraints. Industry executives warn that if supply conditions do not improve within six months, shortages could emerge as US and Chinese markets are prioritized, prompting companies to explore plant and yeast protein alternatives.