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India to set up mega food parks
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THE Indian government will allocate up to Rs15 billion (US$366.5 million) to establish 30 mega food parks. This is to help resolve problems encountered in the food-retail industry, specifically in the areas of processing and supply chain.

Each food park, which will be between 10ha and 100ha in size, will receive a Rs50 crore grant. The parks, which will have fully integrated front- and backend operations, will be developed in partnership with the private sector, India’s Union Food Processing Minister Subodh Kant Sahai told the local media earlier this month.

A committee has been set up to identify locations for the five food parks in the initial phase. Designed to cater to all the requirements of the food industry, the parks which will be equipped with cold warehousing, grading centres and research laboratories will procure, process and distribute finished products.
 

 



2007 September Stories:

MAKE THE MANNEQUIN resemble the customer

Gill launches designer home-fashion store

Muji goes to Soho in no-frills style

adidas in aggressive retail expansion across Asia

Erco sets up regional base in Singapore

NTUC FairPrice launches its Finest retail concept yet

India ups the ante in tea production

China Organic expects earnings boost from new alliances

South-east Asian concept restaurant opens in Japan

Growing Indon supermarket sector holds bright prospects for local farmers

Malaysia’s QSR Brand takes fast food into Cambodia

New Zealand wine exports up by 36%

India to set up mega food parks

Prima whips up new gourmet sauce


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