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APEDA aims to maximize agro exports from India to provide higher incomes for farmers and rural employment. It seeks to establish India as a reliable supplier of quality agro products through infrastructure development, market promotion, and quality standards. APEDA oversees the export of various agricultural products and has regional offices across India including North East India. The North East region has potential to export fruits, spices, honey and organic products but faces infrastructure and connectivity challenges. APEDA is working to enhance exports from the region through various initiatives.
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• Cultivation area Fruits - 6.3 mha Vegetables - 10.1 mha
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skilled workforce, strong supporting ecosystem, and an industry friendly policy environment.
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rainfall which supports a wide variety of crops.
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The document provides information about the 13th International Exhibition of Food & Beverage Processing Packaging Technologies event being held in August 2016 in Lahore, Pakistan. It summarizes the organizer's past events and exhibitor profiles. Key details include that the 2015 event had over 12,000 visitors from 24 countries, with 63% of exhibitors being international. Major exhibitor categories included dairy, meat, and beverage processing and packaging equipment. The document also provides an overview of Pakistan's food production and processing industry, noting recent growth in meat, milk, and other areas.
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This document provides information about cashew cultivation, trade, and exporting from India. It discusses that India is a leading producer and exporter of cashews, cultivating the crop primarily along its western and eastern coasts. The key sections of the document are:
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S3APEDA_April2022.pptx
The document discusses initiatives by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) in India to promote agricultural exports through cooperatives. It outlines several programs and collaborations to strengthen agricultural cooperatives' infrastructure and export capabilities. Key points include:
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2) Virtual buyer-seller meets and trade fairs were organized connecting Indian cooperatives with importers globally to facilitate agricultural exports.
3) Trial shipments of products from cooperatives including mangoes, sapota, and basmati rice were exported to countries like South Korea, UK, and UAE to
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The document provides information on India's position as a global leader in horticulture production and exports. Some key points:
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- 1. RAC, Cirencester, England Agri Potential in the North East – The APEDA Perspective Nitesh Kumar Pandey
- 4. Head Office : New Delhi Regional Offices (5) : Mumbai Hyderabad Bangalore Guwahati Kolkata Virtual Offices (13) Bihar Nagaland Chhatisgarh Orissa Gujarat Punjab Jammu & Kashmir Tamil Nadu Kerala Tripura Madhya Pradesh Uttar Pradesh Manipur APEDA’s Network
- 6. Export Performance 2004-05 Rs. 16,982.40 cr. 2005-06 Rs. 18,146.83 cr. 2006-07 Rs. 21,150.43 cr. 2007-08* Rs. 24,384.00 cr. * Provisional estimated
- 7. Value Rs. Crs. Growth in Exports (APEDA Products)
- 8. Export of APEDA Monitored Products YEAR : 2006-07 Value in Rs 21,150.43 Crores
- 11. Source – CMI Social Research Centre - 2006 Export Potential of Horticulture Produce from North East Contd…
- 12. Source – CMI Social Research Centre - 2006 Export Potential of Horticulture Produce from North East
- 14. Rice, Ginger, Passion Fruits, Honey, Spices, Tea, Cotton, Pineapple and Citrus Opportunities Organic Products Overview of Trade - 2006-07 Total Quantity Exported 19456 MT Value of Exports (2005-06) Rs. 30124 lakhs Number of Products Exported 35
- 20. Expenditure under EDF (NER) Year Rs. / Lakh 2000-01 38 2001-02 252 2002-03 659 2003-04 373 2004-05 1250 2005-06 629 2006-07 474 2007-08 149
- 22. APEDA Website
- 23. Dissemination of Market Intelligence
- 24. Thank You Nitesh