About SOVOR | Plant-Based Protein Founder Story
The people and principles behind SOVOR
Plant-based protein should be practical, clear and worth trusting.
SOVOR was founded by Col Arvind Jadli (Retd.), a 21-year Indian Army veteran and B.Tech Civil Engineer who wanted to bring a more disciplined standard to plant-based protein, everyday wellness and digital commerce.
The aim is not to make louder promises. It is to make better decisions easier: understand the label, start with food, choose a useful product and build a routine you can repeat.
Last reviewed: September 2026 · Founder and brand information
A founder-led standard
From field discipline to everyday nutrition
Col Arvind Jadli’s background shapes how SOVOR works. In the Army and in engineering, details matter because small errors become expensive later. The same idea applies to a nutrition label, a product claim and a customer’s daily routine.
That is why SOVOR keeps the promise deliberately grounded: plant-based protein for people who want a practical supplement option, and useful explanations for people who want to know what they are buying before they buy it.
About pages often make broad promises about transformation. This one is intentionally narrower. SOVOR cannot decide what an individual should eat, diagnose a condition or guarantee a result. It can show the product information we hold, explain the reasoning behind a plant-based protein product and point readers toward better questions. If a label, source or recommendation needs clarification, the customer should be able to ask before placing an order.
That approach also guides the editorial work around the brand. Indian government nutrition guidance, the current product label and credible research should be distinguishable from founder opinion. When evidence is limited or a question depends on a person’s health history, the responsible answer is to say so. Trust is built through that boundary as much as through the product itself.
Common questions
About SOVOR and plant-based protein
What SOVOR makes
Two practical paths, one standard of clarity
Sovor Edge plant-based protein
A pea-and-rice plant-based protein option for Indian vegetarian and vegan routines. The product page shows the current label, ingredients, nutrition information and preparation guidance. It is a convenience option, not a replacement for a varied diet or professional care.
Read the current product details →Sovor RTO Guard
An AI-enabled Shopify app for D2C merchants who want to review COD risk, confirmation and recovery operations. It applies the same principle in a different setting: clearer information before an expensive decision.
View the Shopify app →How we work
Food first. Label literate. Useful by design.
Food first
We treat plant-based protein as one part of a routine. Dal, chana, soy, dairy where suitable, grains, vegetables and a varied diet still matter.
Evidence before hype
Nutrition guidance starts with Indian government guidance and credible research. Product facts come from the current label, not a generic claim library.
Clear next steps
Every useful page should help you decide what to read, calculate or do next without making a universal health promise.
Keep reading
Start with the question that matters to your day
Not sure how much protein fits your routine? Use the Indian protein calculator. Want to understand the wider context? Read our guide to daily protein intake in India and the current plant-based protein sources for vegetarians.
Talk to SOVOR
Have a product, partnership or nutrition question?
Write to arvind@sovor.store. For orders and support, use support@sovor.store.