Increase rice exports of India to Togo

Published 2021년 10월 4일

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The Agricultural and Processed Food Exports Development Authority (APEDA), in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Lome, Togo, organized a virtual meeting of non-Basmati rice exporters to explore opportunities in the sector. The meeting was attended by key officials and leading rice exporters from India and Togo. APEDA has been conducting virtual meetings with countries to provide a forum for exporters and importers due to Covid-19 restrictions. Last fiscal year, India exported over 13 million tonnes of non-basmati rice. APEDA is exploring new opportunities for cereal products and has guaranteed market access, product quality, and phytosanitary controls. India exported non-basmati rice to nine countries in the previous fiscal year, with total exports to these countries increasing significantly.

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As part of its efforts to boost and grow rice exporters, the Agricultural and Processed Food Exports Development Authority (APEDA) organised a virtual meet of non-Basmati rice exporters in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Lome, Togo. According to an Official press release, key officials from APEDA, the Indian embassy, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Togo, and key rice exporters from India attended the virtual meet held on Friday. The meeting's theme was "Opportunities in the non-Basmati rice sector between India and Togo," and it was attended by ten leading rice exporters, the Ambassador of India to Togo, Sanjeev Tandon, APEDA Chairman M Angamuthu, Advisor, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Togo Lambert Dameto Nayante, and others. This is part of APEDA's efforts, which have been organising a series of virtual meetings with several countries to provide a forum for exporters and importers due to curbs affected by the ongoing Covid-19 epidemic. Because of the ...

Source: Krishi Jagran