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India is the largest global producer of several raw materials such as banana, mango, lime, lemon, papaya, milk and sugar used in manufacturing non-alcoholic beverages.
New Delhi, May 28 (IANS): Non-alcoholic beverage processing will not only help reduce fruit wastage in the supply chain but also enable the doubling of farmers’ income, create jobs, and enhance investment in manufacturing, a report released on Friday said. The report ‘Contribution of Non-Alcoholic Beverages Sector in Indian Economic Growth and #AtmanirbharBharat’ was released by Sudhanshu Pandey, secretary, Department of Food and Public Distribution (DFPD), at an event organised by the Indian Beverage Association. The objective of the report is to understand the contribution of the non-alcoholic beverages sector towards the Indian economy, examine the strengths and best practices, identify challenges and suggest a way forward to make India one of the world’s leading beverage processing hub as the country sets its vision for Amrit Kaal, ie, for India @2047. The report pointed out India’s position on both supply and demand side. On the supply side, India is
Non-alcoholic beverage processing will not only help reduce fruit wastage in the supply chain but also enable the doubling of farmers income, create jobs, and enhance investment in manufacturing, a report released on Friday said.
The non-alcoholic beverages sector added Rs 7,91,599 million value to the Indian economy and created an estimated 6,91,491 jobs, a report released on Friday said.The report, Contribution of Non-Alcoholic Beverages Sector in Indian Economic .