Gooddot was born when a group of friends decided to come together for a common cause. They wanted to make the world a more humane place for animals.
Having witnessed the unbelievable cruelty involved in animal agriculture, they decided to create a solution that was good for all.
According to Gooddot, we believe that the main reason why most people eat meat is its taste. If a product could be created which not only tasted like meat but was an ethical, healthier, and environmentally sustainable alternative to animal meat, people would happily make the switch.
What We Believe!
Our Vision
To create a more compassionate and sustainable world by innovating to revolutionise the way we eat.
Our Mission
- Innovating to create delicious, plant-based food that is better for people, animals, and the planet
- Providing compassionate alternatives to animal meat, without sacrificing taste
- Promoting a more sustainable food system for the world
- Revolutionising the future of food with scalable products that are affordable and accessible to all
Our Values
Values drive every decision we make at GoodDot. We created GoodDot to give people a more compassionate way to eat.
Ahimsa, or non-violence, is a ubiquitous concept in Indian culture. Most people practice Ahimsa with our fellow humans, yet this belief system often does not extend to animals. At Good Dot, we are providing a path to practicing Ahimsa.
GoodDot products are packed with nutrients and high in protein. We also don’t use preservatives, and they are shelf-stable
All GoodDot products are completely vegan. This means that no animal products are in anything Good Dot sells.
Animal agriculture is the most environmentally destructive practice in the world. At GoodDot, we can avoid the environmental harms of animal agriculture when we produce meat from plants.
Awards & Recognition
- Trailblazing Business Award, 2017 by PETA India
- Featured in Forbes, Fortune, Economic Times, Times of India, Hindustan Times, etc.
- Invited to guide students on a course on food sustainability and innovation at the University of California, Berkeley.
- Parliament of the World’s Religions, 2018: Selected to host the dinner banquet following keynote address by Mr. Karen Armstrong
