Developed by Saptkrishi Scientific, Sabjikothi (officially known as Preservator) is a low-cost, battery-powered, oxygenated cold storage unit designed specifically for small and marginal farmers. It requires no refrigeration, no chemical preservatives, and can preserve up to 200 kg of fruits and vegetables for 7 days.
Its unique USP lies in its portability—fitted to carts or e-rickshaws, farmers can carry it from fields to mandis, reducing spoilage during transport and storage.This ingenious product, developed by agri-startup Saptkrishi Scientific, is transforming how fruits and vegetables are stored and transported, ensuring freshness without the need for refrigeration.

What is Sabjikothi?
Sabjikothi is a portable storage device designed to extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables up to 7 days. It uses ionization technology to create a controlled environment that slows down microbial growth, reduces spoilage, and maintains produce quality. It runs on battery and solar power, making it highly suitable for rural and remote areas.
The Shark Tank India Pitch
The pitch highlighted its usability for small farmers, vendors, and wholesalers who often lack access to cold storage facilities. The founders secured a deal, gaining funding and mentorship to scale their innovation.
Why Sabjikothi Matters
Sabjikothi provides an affordable, mobile alternative to expensive cold chains. It’s beneficial for:
- Smallholder farmers
- Market vendors
- Food transporters
- Agri-supply chains
Key Features of Sabjikothi
- Extends freshness up to 7 days
- Works on solar and battery power
- Portable and easy to use
- No harmful chemicals used
- Cost-effective and scalable
Final Thoughts
With its feature on Shark Tank India, the innovation is poised to reach millions and reshape India’s fresh produce ecosystem. As climate challenges and food waste continue to rise, solutions like Sabjikothi offer hope, value, and real-world impact.
If you’re looking for an agri-tech innovation that solves real problems on the ground, Sabjikothi is the name to watch.
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