Imported Food Market India
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The document provides an overview of the imported food market in India. It discusses key drivers like the growing middle class and their increasing spending power. It also outlines the various distribution channels and regulatory framework around food labeling, pricing and laws in India. Government initiatives are aimed at promoting the organized retail sector and increasing awareness about benefits of foods like olive oil.
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