New Delhi: Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal on Thursday chaired a meeting to discuss initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life of farmers, strengthening India’s position in the global agriculture sector, and enhancing agricultural cooperation with African nations.
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The post read, “Held a meeting with Dr. MJ Khan, Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Food & Agriculture (@ICFAgri). Discussed initiatives to further enhance the quality of life of our farmers, strengthen India’s position in the global agriculture landscape, deepen collaboration with the African region, and share India’s expertise in the sector. Also, deliberated on new pathways to enhance agricultural cooperation for long-term food security.”
Goyal also chaired a separate meeting on Thursday to prepare a roadmap for obtaining Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) approvals for Indian agricultural and fisheries products in global markets, with the aim of boosting exports and improving income opportunities for farmers and the fishing community.
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Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) measures are international safety and quality standards to food, animals and plants. These regulations ensure that imported agricultural and fisheries products are free from harmful chemicals, pests, diseases, and contamination before entering another country’s market.
The minister said the initiative is aimed at “boosting exports, enhancing the income of farmers and fishermanfolk, and strengthening the food processing industry.”
(DD News)
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