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Yogesh Tyagi launches Gyros Organic Farms to revive traditional food production

By Startup Enthusiast · 30 July 2026

What they do

Gyros Organic Farms produces organic oils using traditional stone-pressed methods in rural India

Founded by Yogesh Tyagi, who left a ₹1 crore career in edtech to address health concerns linked to industrial food

The company works with over 500 farmers, focusing on decentralised processing and creating value in rural areas

Gyros Organic Farms was founded in 2022 by Yogesh Tyagi to revive traditional food production methods in India.
Yogesh Tyagi left a ₹1 crore career in edtech to address health concerns linked to industrial food.
The company focuses on organic oils produced using stone-pressed methods in rural India.
Gyros Organic Farms works with over 500 farmers, using decentralised processing units.
The model aims to create value in rural areas by training farmers and making them business partners.
The company has served more than 34,000 customers, with over 50% returning for repeat purchases.

Yogesh Tyagi was inspired by his childhood memories of healthy, traditional food in his village in Etawah, Uttar Pradesh.
He noticed a rise in lifestyle diseases during the pandemic and linked it to industrial food production.
After researching food systems, he and his wife, Richa, decided to create a brand that reconnects Indian families with pure food.
The company avoids mass production and focuses on reviving traditional methods of oil extraction.
Gyros Organic Farms has built trust with customers through its commitment to authenticity and rural partnerships.

Gyros Organic Farms produces organic oils using traditional stone-pressed methods in rural India.
The company operates decentralised micro-processing units in villages, reducing the distance between food production and consumption.
Farmers are trained and supported to become business partners, not just suppliers.
The model includes women-led rural enterprises, creating economic opportunities in underserved areas.
The company has grown to serve over 34,000 customers, with a high rate of repeat purchases.

Gyros Organic Farms plans to expand beyond oils into other traditional food products.
The company aims to strengthen its model of decentralised processing and rural partnerships.
It continues to focus on building trust with customers and creating value in rural India.