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Date : 15-16 December 2020
Presided Over By Inauguration At the Hands of
Shri Nitin Gadkari Shri Narendra Singh Tomar
Chief Patron, Agrovision Hon'ble Minister for Agriculture & Farmers Welfare,
Hon'ble Minister for Road Transport & Highways, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, GoI.
And Food Processing & Industries, GoI.
Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, GoI.
Key Highlights
Virtual Exhibition Virtual Sessions Virtual Meetings
Sessions
• Opportunities in Food Processing
• Food Safety and Quality Issues in Food Processing
• Issues of Marketing and Exports of Processed Foods
• Food Parks in Promoting processed foods
• Food Processing Machinery and Technology
• Food Losses Wastage and Technology to mitigate them
• Virtual ExhibitionTour / Networking Time
Who Will Attend Shri Ravi Boratkar Dr. C.D. Mayee
• Senior officials from Central and State Government President Secretary
• Processing Industry leaders • Machinery manufacturers Agrovision Foundation Agrovision Foundation
• Consultants • Agri experts • Farmers
• Academicians and Students • Diplomats
• Entrepreneurs • Start-ups • Associations
Office Network
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The impact of COVID-19 on Indian economy is as devastating as it
is on the rest of the world. Disruption of demand and supply chain
of agricultural commodity like fish and seafood products for the
prolonged nation-wide lockdown has directly affect 14.5 million
people associated with the sector. The scale at which this pandemic
has caused damage to this trade is immeasurable with exports
slipping down drastically, production, distribution and marketing of
inland fisheries coming to a halt and seed supply scoring an almost
zero due to lack in demand. As per the Central Institute of Fisheries
Technology (CIFT), the monthly loss for the sector is estimated to
be about Rs 6,838 crore, with Gujarat — the No. 1 state with 7.8 lakh
tonnes marine seafood production in 2018 — have been hit severely.
However, experts from the industry feel that now the inimical phase
has passed by and it is time to rebuild this sector. AgroSpectrum
analysis the ongoing trade situation and speak to some stalwarts of
this trade get the clear picture on the necessary strides needed to
get this business back on track.
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