The continuous efforts by APEDA and the Indian government signal a bright future for the country’s fresh produce exports.
New Delhi, February 5 (IANS): The financial assistance schemes of Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) have helped India’s fruit and vegetable exports surge by ...
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India exports of fruits and vegetables have witnessed a significant surge of 47.3 per cent in volume between the financial ...
The financial assistance schemes of the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) have contributed to a 47.3% surge in India’s fruit and vegetable exports over the ...
Thanks to the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority’s (APEDA) support schemes, India’s exports of fruits and vegetables ...
As a result of these targeted initiatives, India’s exports of fruits and vegetables have seen a remarkable growth of 47.3% ...
Highlighting APEDA’s contribution, the ministry stated, "APEDA's financial assistance schemes boost 47.3 per cent surge in ...
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