APEDA Hosts Key Meet to Boost Assam's Agricultural Exports
The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) recently organized a buyer-seller meet in Assam. This event aimed to strengthen the state's agricultural exports. It brought together local farmers, producers, and international buyers.
Focus on Local Products
The meet highlighted Assam's key agricultural products. These include tea, spices, and fruits. APEDA officials discussed export opportunities with participants. They emphasized quality standards and market access.
Farmers from various districts attended the event. They showcased their produce to potential buyers. This direct interaction helped bridge gaps in the export chain.
Government Support for Exports
APEDA plays a crucial role in promoting Indian agricultural exports. The authority provides support through such meets. It helps farmers understand global market demands.
The Assam government also participated in the initiative. State officials highlighted schemes to boost agri-exports. They assured continued support to local producers.
Key Outcomes of the Meet- Enhanced connections between Assam farmers and international buyers.
- Discussions on improving product quality for export markets.
- Information shared on export procedures and certifications.
Participants expressed optimism about future export deals. They noted the meet's role in expanding their market reach.
This initiative aligns with India's broader goals to increase agricultural exports. Assam's rich agricultural base offers significant potential.The buyer-seller meet concluded with plans for follow-up sessions. APEDA will continue to organize similar events in other regions.
