India will solve the problem of overproduction of potatoes with vodka

Published 2022년 2월 10일

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Indian political leader Akhilesh Yadav, the national president of the Samajwadi Party, is proposing the establishment of large potato vodka factories in Uttar Pradesh as part of his election campaign. The aim is to provide subsidies for potato processing enterprises and prevent farmer overproduction losses. Despite the challenges in producing potato vodka, such as cleaning and fermentation, some believe it offers a more distinct nutty flavor. The plan follows past failures of the government to buy surplus potatoes from farmers.
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The construction of large factories for the production of potato vodka has become one of the points of the electoral program of the Indian politician Akhilesh Yadav, the national president of the Samajwadi Party, said that his party's administration would provide subsidies for the establishment of potato processing enterprises, as well as the construction of vodka factories in the state of Uttar Pradesh: in Agra, Kannauj and Farrukhabad, where surplus potatoes will go to the production of an alcoholic beverage, writes Ayushi Raina on krishijagran.com. Yadav said vodka's share of the Indian spirits market has been consistently rising over the past five years, so it makes sense to give farmers in the main potato state a chance to prevent overproduction losses. The country's government promised to buy surplus potatoes from farmers, but so far the situation has not changed, although farmers from time to time store unnecessary potatoes near administrative buildings as a sign of ...
Source: Agroxxi

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