Rossari Biotech Limited, a specialty chemicals manufacturer providing intelligent and sustainable solutions for customers across industries, has won Golden Peacock Award 2021 for Business Excellence for their vision to be the leading and the most reliable solution provider globally in its sectors of choice with a focus on sustainability.

The Golden Peacock Awards for Corporate Leadership and Institutional Excellence have become a symbol of excellence both locally and internationally over time. The awards now attract over 1,000 applications for various awards each year and provide not only global recognition and status but also a competitive advantage in today's volatile global economy.

The award was judged and honored by former Chief Justice of India, M. N. Venkatachaliah. As a knowledge-driven company, Rossari Biotech constantly strives to incorporate new practices into their business to deliver quality products to their customers. With two major acquisitions recently and strategic investments in R&D to leverage the evolving market trends and innovative chemical solutions, Rossari Biotech looks forward to upholding its position as a market leader in the specialty chemicals industry.

Speaking on the win, Rossari Biotech's Executive Chairman & Co-Founder, Edward Menezes, said, “Business Excellence is something for which every organization works hard. No organization function can operate in isolation without its clients, and at Rossari, we value each of our stakeholders. Golden Peacock has motivated us to coordinate our entire workforce to establish brand equity through business excellence, strengthen stakeholder interactions, and make us more accountable to our users. It was an effective self-assessment tool to identify our strengths and provide us a guiding path to work on our shortcomings.”

Rossari Biotech Limited operates two strategically located manufacturing facilities at Silvassa and Dahej. The company offers tailor-made solutions for Home, Personal Care and Performance chemicals (HPPC), Textile specialty chemicals and Animal Health and Nutrition (AHN).