Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed India has undertaken a series of reforms over the last 10 years to transform the food processing industry. In his speech at the World Food India Programme, he said the government has focused on developing modern infrastructure, creating robust supply chains, and creating jobs in the industry. This is reported by
IANS, a partner of TV BRICS.
“During the last 10 years, we have introduced wide-ranging reforms to transform the food processing sector. This includes Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sampada Yojana, formalisation of microfood processing enterprises, and a production-linked incentive scheme for food processing industries,” the Prime Minister said.
Modi also praised farmers, calling them the backbone of India’s food ecosystem. He emphasised the importance of their role in preserving culinary traditions and pledged to support their work through innovative policies.
The Prime Minister said India is committed to setting global standards for innovation, sustainability, and safety in the food sector. The country will utilise modern technology in agriculture, create a robust administrative framework, and support the development of small enterprises.
The Prime Minister concluded by urging the participants of the World Food India 2024 event to continue their efforts in realising the dream of creating a sustainable, safe, inclusive, and nutritious world.
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