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How One Immigrant Family Built a Household Name in Indian Food | Diaspora Dialogues by TOI™

How One Immigrant Family Built a Household Name in Indian Food | Diaspora Dialogues by TOI™

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 Neil Soni and Amrapali Soni Ryan are the siblings behind Laxmi House of Spices - the family business that brought Indian food to American kitchens. On this episode of Diaspora Dialogues by TOI™, they join Sujatha Padmanabhan to trace how their parents' search for familiar Indian ingredients grew into a brand serving millions of households across North America. What we cover: • Carrying their parents' legacy forward as a second-generation family business • Why trust matters more than quick wins when you're building for the long term • Bringing regional Indian food to a mainstream audience without flattening it • Learning to run a company as siblings - the father's expectations, the arguments, the respect • How the next chapter of Laxmi gets built Neil and Amrapali are candid about the personal cost of a family enterprise: the pressure of a name that isn't yours alone, and the relationships that either make a business durable or quietly break it. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:07 Origins Of Laxmi 02:22 Neil Joins The Business 05:35 Amrapali Finds Her Way In 07:12 Growing Up With Dad 11:51 Supply Chain And Trust 15:50 Running The Company as Siblings 20:46 Growth Without Acquisitions 25:49 Legacy And Closing Diaspora Dialogues by TOI™ sits down with the people who carried a culture across an ocean and turned it into something the world buys, cooks and eats. New episodes ever fortnight. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next conversation. "Diaspora Dialogues by TOI™ is sponsored by Laxmi Basmati, the most consistent Basmati https://tinyurl.com/LAXMIFOODSBRAND"
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