Tasty Bite Eatables Limited details operations, commits to Zero Liquid Discharge as part of Sustainability Report

Tasty Bite Eatables Limited details operations, commits to Zero Liquid Discharge as part of Sustainability Report​

Tasty Bite Eatables Limited (TBEL) has released its Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report for the Financial Year 2025-26, providing insights into its operations, commitment to environmental stewardship, and social responsibility across its value chain. The report highlights TBEL’s extensive global reach and dedicated initiatives toward sustainable manufacturing practices.

The company is a well-established player in the food industry, having been incorporated since 1985. TBEL maintains a strong operational base with one plant and one office serving the national market, while significantly contributing to international trade through its products. The business generates high volumes of ready-to-eat items (64.10%) alongside formed frozen products (35.90%).

The company's financial overview includes a paid-up capital of INR 25.66 Million. TBEL operates with significant international exposure, reporting that 68.80% of its total turnover is derived from exports.

Operations and Workforce Snapshot​

A closer look at the operational scale reveals robust domestic and global coverage for the company.


In terms of human capital, the company reported a total workforce of 1,188 workers and 166 employees as of the end of the financial year. The operational structure includes comprehensive details on employee welfare and safety protocols. During the financial years reviewed, TBEL maintained strong commitment to labor practices, with both the return-to-work rate and retention rates for permanent staff achieving 100%.

Environmental Commitment and Sustainability Focus​

TBEL has focused considerable effort on enhancing its environmental footprint across manufacturing processes. The company adheres to a Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) approach as a key part of its water management strategy. Wastewater is processed through the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) and then reused for operational and agricultural purposes, aiming to minimize freshwater demand and reduce ecological impact.

The commitment extends to resource efficiency and energy transition:

• Energy & Emissions: The company has implemented several projects to boost renewable energy usage, including installing a 1.5 MW solar power system (generating 1,533,124 kWh in the year) and utilizing biomass fuel for steam generation. Biogas is generated from an in-house plant that processes food waste, contributing approximately 1% of total energy consumption.
• Resource Management: Water intensity stood at 29.81 per rupee of turnover (in kilolitres) for the current financial year, down from 15.96 in the previous period.
• Waste: The company follows responsible waste management, utilizing food waste in its biogas plant and managing plastic waste through authorized recycling channels under an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework.

Governance and Social Impact​

The report details a commitment to social equity and grievance redressal for all stakeholders.


In terms of human rights management, the company utilizes a comprehensive framework that includes a Grievance Redressal Policy, a Whistle Blower and Vigil Mechanism Policy, and an Equal Opportunity Policy. Furthermore, TBEL has actively engaged in strengthening the local economy, with 65% of input materials being directly sourced from MSMEs/small producers in rural areas for FY 2025-26.

The company also provides detailed insights into its governance structure and regulatory compliance oversight, continuously monitoring risks ranging from product safety to environmental impact.

TASTYBITE Stock Price Movement​

Tasty Bite Eatables Limited shares slipped by 0.94% on Wednesday, settling at ₹8958 after shedding ₹85.00 from the previous close. A total traded volume of 1,443 shares reflected the stock's movement during the day's session.