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Rabitat rebrands to focus solely on food-contact products
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- Date
- Company
- Rabitat
- What it does
- Food-safe containers for kids
- Kind
- Launch
- Founded
- 2019
What they do
Rabitat makes food-safe containers using 100% food-grade, BPA-free materials and stainless steel
What happened
Brothers Siddharth and Sumit Suneja rebranded their parenting brand to Rabitat, focusing solely on food-contact products
Why it matters
The global food container market is expected to reach $438.1 Bn by 2035, up from $262.6 Bn in 2025
The details
- Brothers Siddharth and Sumit Suneja rebranded their parenting brand to Rabitat.
- The new brand focuses solely on food-contact products.
- Rabitat makes food-safe containers using 100% food-grade, BPA-free materials.
- Products feature chutney-friendly compartments and turmeric-resistant seals.
- All products are 100% Made-in-India and use food-safe stainless steel.
- Every product undergoes third-party laboratory testing for quality and safety.
- Rabitat offers 17 SKUs across three categories: training, hydration, foodware.
- Flagship products include Zylo insulated water bottle, Gravity Sipper, and Munchbee Pro lunch box.
The bigger picture
- The rebrand signals a strategic shift from a general parenting brand to a specialised food-safety brand.
- The global food container market is forecast to rise from $262.6 Bn in 2025 to $438.1 Bn by 2035.
- Rabitat's revenue grew 91.54% YoY from ₹11.7 Cr in FY24 to ₹22.41 Cr in FY25.
- Revenue for Apr-Nov 2025 was ₹33 Cr, on track for ₹60-70 Cr in FY26.
About the business
- Rabitat makes food-safe containers using 100% food-grade, BPA-free materials.
- Products have chutney-friendly compartments and turmeric-resistant seals.
- All products are 100% Made-in-India and use food-safe stainless steel.
- Rabitat owns its product moulds and conducts third-party lab testing.
- It offers 17 SKUs across training, hydration, and foodware categories.
- Flagship products: Zylo insulated water bottle (ages 6-10), Gravity Sipper (infants), Munchbee Pro lunch box.
- Sales channels: D2C website 38%, marketplaces 35%, quick commerce 12%, B2B and secondary channels remainder.
- Highest monthly production: 91K units in July 2025; capacity expanded to 1.5 lakh units per month.
What happens next
- In 2026, Rabitat plans to expand offline presence across key cities.
- It will strengthen quick-commerce presence.
- Rabitat will deepen product portfolio focusing on feeding essentials for everyday mealtime use.
- By FY28, it aims to own the food contact safety narrative, expanding into storage and cookware.
- Long-term revenue target: ₹500 Cr, transitioning from kids' brand to food safety staple.
Founders
- Siddharth Suneja, Co-founder
- Sumit Suneja, Co-founder
About Rabitat
- Product
- direct-to-consumer (D2C) brand
- Customers
- modern parents buying safe drinkware and foodware for children
- How it makes money
- Sells children’s drinkware and foodware directly to consumers, with products developed and manufactured through partners
- What sets it apart
- Focuses on BPA-free, non-toxic, aesthetically designed products for children
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