ESG 2026

We Chose To Fix

the food system,from the soil up

7,000+

farmers connected through a regenerative sourcing ecosystem

70%+

of procurement spend directed to smallholders, FPCs, and local aggregators

3 crore+

litres of rainwater harvested annually on our own farms

This story begins with a crisis, not a trend

The turning point was hearing repeated stories of farmer suicides. A moment that pushed them to return to the land and build a different model of agriculture. What started on one farm in Bhodani is now a regenerative ecosystem.

We did not set out to build a food brand. We set out to answer a question: if farming is failing the people who feed us, what would it take to rebuild it for them, for the land, and for future generations?

Agriculture is not a problem to be optimized. It is a relationship to be restored — with the soil, with water, and with the people who farm.

Four pillars to restore trust in food & farmer dignity

Pillar

What it means for Two Brothers

Real Impact

01

Regenerating the Land

Rebuilding soil, biodiversity, and on-farm nutrient cycles so food is grown in systems that improve the earth instead of depleting it.

5,000+ tons of organic inputs and compost annually · 100+ pollinator bee boxes · region-specific native crops

02

Water Resilience

Harvesting, recycling, and reusing every drop so farms become net contributors to local water security rather than net extractors.

3 crore+ litres of rainwater harvested annually on own farms · ~20,000 litres treated and recycled daily

03

Farmer Livelihoods & Inclusion

Putting real money behind farmers & directing the majority of procurement spend to smallholders, FPCs, and local aggregators.

7,000+ farmers associated · 70%+ of procurement spend to smallholders, FPCs, and local aggregators

04

Rural Dignity & Community

Ecological repair linked to social repair income, employment, nutrition, water, housing, education, and healthcare for rural communities.

70%+ women employed from local villages · community programs across nutrition, water, housing, education, and healthcare

01
Regenerating the Land
The land is being restored through measurable regenerative action.
- • 5,000+ tons of organic inputs and compost produced annually
- • ~4,000 tons of biogas slurry produced annually
- • ~1,350 tons of farmyard compost produced annually
- • 100+ pollinator-support bee boxes installed
- • Region-specific native crop varieties cultivated with 7,000+ farmers
02
Water resilience
Every drop used, caught, cleaned, and returned. Regenerative agriculture falls without water security.
- • 3 crore+ litres of rainwater harvested annually on our own farms
- • ~20,000 litres of water treated and recycled daily
- • Catchment-level water practices extended to partner farms in our 7,000+ farmer network
03
Farmer Livelihoods & Inclusion
Putting real money behind farmer livelihoods.
- • 7,000+ farmers connected through a regenerative sourcing ecosystem
- • 70%+ of procurement spend directed to smallholders, FPCs, and local aggregators
- • Long-term offtake relationships that de-risk the transition to regenerative practices
- • Technical support, training, and access to 5,000+ tons of organic inputs produced in-network
04
Farmer Livelihoods & Inclusion
Putting real money behind farmer livelihoods.
- • 7,000+ farmers connected through a regenerative sourcing ecosystem
- • 70%+ of procurement spend directed to smallholders, FPCs, and local aggregators
- • Long-term offtake relationships that de-risk the transition to regenerative practices
- • Technical support, training, and access to 5,000+ tons of organic inputs produced in-network

How we run, measure, and get checked

Regenerative claims only work when someone can check them. Our governance architecture makes that possible end-to-end, from the field where a crop is grown to the hand of the customer who eats it.