Sanjeev Shah (#3115)
- $ 1 B
- Foods
- India
- M
- 62 Years
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About Me
Sanjeev Shah is the chairman of Mumbai-based Everest Food Products, which sells a range of spices, pastes and powders. Everest was founded by his father Vadilal Shah in 1967 as a small shop selling milk and tea mixes. Shah joined the business in 1981 when the company was setting up its first factory; he expanded the sales and distribution network. His younger brother Rajeev joined the company in 1992. In April 2024 the Singapore food regulator ordered a temporary ban on Everest's fish curry masala alleging the presence of a pesticide. Everest claimed it was safe.
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