California agricultural roots
The family settled in California, worked in agriculture, and saved toward farmland of its own.
Our story
Trading roots.
Farming discipline.
Two operating companies shaped over decades by careful work, direct communication, and decisions made for the long term.
Four milestones
Capabilities built
over time.
“Bapu” is a Punjabi term of affection for a grandfather. The name reflects agricultural roots that reach back to the family's arrival in California and the work that followed.
M/T Trading Company
The almond business traces its roots to M/T Trading Company, formed during the 1980s.
Bapu Farming established
Bapu Farming began building experience across Central Valley crops and operating conditions.
Bapu Almond Co., Inc.
After the Samran family acquired M/T Trading Company, the business was rebranded as Bapu Almond Co., Inc.
Why they belong together
Field work and records
should connect.
Bapu Farming brings operational discipline from the field. Bapu Almond brings careful handling and lot-level attention. Together, they reflect one standard: do the work carefully, communicate clearly, and make decisions that hold up over time.