P Mark- Old, Trusted and Loved Brand of Every Indian House!


Since 1933, P Mark has been producing 100% pure and quality food products for the Indian homes. PMark was set-up by late Shree Devi Das Puri Ji in Moga, Punjab before independence and partition of Bharat. Started as a local business by Shree Devi Das Puri’s family, it was transformed by him into a giant industry through sheer hard work. In the initial days of the company, their products were distributed not only in Punjab but even in Lahore, Jammu and Kashmir and Sialkot. Believing in the purity of work, business and production Shree Devi Das Puri Ji named the company ‘P Mark' where 'P' stands for purity.

Initially, the company was in the business of producing safe, healthy and pure oil products and also had a flour mill in India. Products sold by the company were famous and a favourite in old times and were considered as the best products available in the market. The founder of the company was a generous and kind-hearted man and always believed in giving the best and never thought of profit over quality. He even shut down his flour mill during the 1943-44 due to famine as he thought one could never profit from peoples misery. After partition, P Mark's oil became the most sought after product in the market all over India. With time as India's agriculture system got a new boost due to the green revolution, P Mark came back in the flour business and established a new Flour Mill in Jammu and Kashmir with the same motto and feelings to serve only the best and purest chakki atta.

No wonder, PMark is still running as the favourite wheat flour in every Indian house. 

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