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About Chumuk

OUR STORY

A village habit, made for the city

Chumuk began with a question our grandmothers never had to ask: why does a glass of water on a hot afternoon no longer do what it used to? The answer was never the water. It was everything that used to go into it — soaked isabgul, tokma, a pinch of salt, unrefined sugarcane — and everything the bottled shelf has since replaced it with.

So we built the glass back, ingredient by ingredient, and left out what was never in it. No artificial sugar. No dye. No flavour that could not be traced to something grown. What is left is a powder that dissolves in cold water in about twenty seconds and tastes the way a Bengali summer is supposed to.

Today Chumuk is made in Dhaka in four blends — energy, electrolytes, digestion and hydration — and it is still the same habit. One glass, once a day, before the heat wins.

A single ice cube on the Chumuk cyan ground, patterned with faint line drawings of a sun, a tree, butterflies, a swimmer and a cyclist.

WHAT WE HOLD TO

Four rules we do not trade away

01

Nothing artificial

No dye, no synthetic sweetener, no flavour essence. The pink is beetroot; the sweetness is sugarcane.

02

Whole, then ground

Every ingredient is bought whole and ground in-house. A pre-blended input is a place for something else to hide.

03

Traceable batches

Batch number, blend and date on every jar, tied to the day’s production record.

04

Priced to be daily

A habit at ৳ 590 a jar is a habit. At twice that it is a treat, which is not what this is for.

SOURCING

Where each ingredient comes from

Eight ingredients, bought whole and ground by us. Nothing arrives pre-blended, because a pre-blend is a place for something else to hide.

A heap of coarse golden-brown unrefined sugarcane powder.

Sugarcane

Unrefined, so the potassium and the minor minerals survive the process.

Sourced in Bangladesh

A pile of pale flaky psyllium husk beside a smaller heap of whole tan isabgul seeds.

Isabgul

Husk and whole seed, both. It is the fibre that makes the glass sit well.

Imported · Sindh & Gujarat belt

A scattered mound of small mottled grey-brown chia seeds.

Chia seeds

Bought whole and unhulled, so the Omega-3 and the swell are both intact.

Imported · South America

A dense mound of glossy black basil seeds.

Tokma

The local cooling seed. Cleaned and sorted by hand before it is weighed.

Sourced in Bangladesh

A scattered mound of small flat lens-shaped reddish-orange shahidana seeds.

Shahidana

A herbal-market ingredient, bought in season and stored dry, never pre-ground.

Sourced in Bangladesh

A heap of coarse pink and white Himalayan salt crystals.

Himalayan pink salt

The electrolyte base. Rock-mined, never iodised or anti-caked.

Imported · Khewra

A scattered heap of slender ridged brown cumin seeds.

Jira / cumin

Whole seed, roasted and ground the same day it goes into a blend.

Sourced in Bangladesh

Three whole beetroots with one cut in half, showing its concentric deep-pink rings.

Beetroot

The only colour in the jar, and the reason we can refuse a dye.

Sourced in Bangladesh

QUALITY & COMPLIANCE

What every batch is checked against

BSTI licence

Held for the product category and displayed on the jar. The licence covers the blend, not just the facility.

Licence no. ————

Halal certification

Every ingredient and every processing aid is certified, which is why nothing is added downstream of the blend.

Certificate no. ————

Per-batch lab test

Microbial load, moisture and heavy metals, tested per batch by an accredited third-party laboratory.

Report ref. ————

Certificate and licence numbers are printed on every jar. Fill each one in before this page is published — an unnumbered compliance claim is not a claim.

Start with one jar

Four blends, ৳ 490 to ৳ 590. Take the combo if you would rather not choose.