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Investors’ meet to boost state’s food processing sector.
Feb 23, 2024

NABARD, in collaboration with various stakeholders, hosted an investors' meet at Naya Raipur to promote the central government’s Food Processing Fund aimed at boosting the food processing sector in Chhattisgarh.
The investors' meet, a collaborative effort led by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), saw the participation of various stakeholders, including top officials of the state's industry department, representatives of chambers of commerce and industries, and food processing industries.
 
NABARD's chief general manager, Dr Gyanendra Mani, highlighted NABARD's pivotal role in agricultural and rural development, emphasizing its efforts in fostering the food and agro-processing sector. He shed light on the potential within the sector and highlighted the operational success of the Indus Best Mega Food Park, a venture supported by NABARD. Dr Mani encouraged stakeholders to contribute their insights towards shaping policies conducive to sectoral growth.
The general manager of CSIDC, O P Banjare, commended the supportive measures offered by the Government of Chhattisgarh and expressed satisfaction with the fully operational Mega Food Park in Tilda, Raipur. Chairman of the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Shankar Bajaj, acknowledged NABARD's initiative in organizing the awareness meet, underscoring the critical role of the industry sector in Chhattisgarh's economic landscape.
 
Participants unanimously acknowledged the abundant potential within Chhattisgarh's food and agro-processing sector, advocating for initiatives aimed at export promotion and the establishment of ancillary industries, as per a NABARD release.
The release stated that dignitaries shared their experiences in establishing industrial ventures, particularly food parks and agro-processing units in Chhattisgarh. They articulated their expectations for favourable policy interventions from both state and central governments to bolster the sector's growth trajectory. Participants expressed keen interest in establishing food processing units within the Indus Best Mega Food Park, signalling optimism for the sector's future prospects.
 
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