Vintage Coffee and Beverages Limited has taken a significant step toward expanding its presence in India’s growing coffee processing sector with the signing of an MoU with the Telangana government. The company plans to set up a premium freeze-dried coffee manufacturing plant in the state, a move that fits well with Telangana’s push to attract more food processing investments.
The project will be executed through its subsidiary, Vintage Coffee Private Limited, which is preparing to invest in a facility with a capacity of 5,500 metric tonnes per year. This is a sizeable addition to the company’s existing operations, and signals a clear intention to strengthen its position in the value-added coffee segment. Freeze-dried coffee, known for retaining aroma and quality, has been gaining steady demand both in domestic markets and among international buyers.
The Telangana government will support the project by helping with clearances and land allocation, a gesture that highlights the state’s interest in drawing more agro-based industries. Over the last few years, Telangana has worked to build a stronger food processing ecosystem, and this new plant is expected to contribute to that effort by adding capacity, jobs, and export potential.
For Vintage Coffee, this investment also comes at a time when instant coffee consumption is rising in India, driven by younger consumers and expanding café culture in metro and tier two cities. With a modern facility focused on premium production, the company aims to serve both private label partners and its growing set of clients abroad.
Once operational, the new plant is expected to improve Vintage Coffee’s processing capabilities and give Telangana another boost in its ambition to become a key hub for food manufacturing in the country.
