Fine Organic Industries 

Fine Organic Industries Limited is a Mumbai-rooted oleochemical speciality-additives company founded in 1970 by Ramesh Shah and Prakash Kamat, the latter an Institute of Chemical Technology chemist whose training the company still cites as the scientific origin of the shop. On fineorganics.com the singular focus is oleochemistry from plant-based oils: more than four hundred fifty products sold to more than five thousand end-users in more than one hundred ten countries. The additives sit in tiny functional doses inside food, plastics, rubber, paints, inks, cosmetics, coatings, lubricants, feed, and other speciality systems—green chemistry the founders treated as the process from inception rather than as a later marketing wrap. Subsidiaries in the United States and Europe, plus a SEZ manufacturing vehicle, are how Fine says a Ghatkopar-headquartered house still ships technical service with the drum. Customer-first formulation support is the commercial claim: anticipate a processor’s need, then invent an additive that replaces a less sustainable ingredient without breaking the line. Food ingredients, polymer additives, personal-care actives, feed ingredients, and coatings specialities organise the catalogue. USDA biobased labels on a plastics-additives range and land for a first United States plant are later proof points the company publishes for the same green-chemistry thesis. Those product and country counts belong on the corporate site and in filings; they are cited here only as Fine’s own scale markers. Customers are food manufacturers, polymer converters, cosmetic houses, and industrial formulators who need a documented plant-derived additive, not a consumer brand. Official product information is not medical, dietary, or veterinary advice. Labels, licensed uses, and the customer’s own quality system decide what enters a food, a cosmetic, or a feed. Official LinkedIn carries plant films, application stories, and careers colour. It is not an SDS substitute, a complaint desk, or a place to share confidential formulations or personal health data. Specifications, safety data, and investor facts belong on fineorganics.com and on the contact routes the company publishes, including info@fineorganics.com at Fine House, Ghatkopar. Follow the page for a 1970 oleochemical house that still presents plant-sourced speciality additives and green chemistry from day one as the point of the enterprise, then verify every country and product claim at the source.