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How to reduce post-harvest losses in supply chain of fruits & vegetables?

How to reduce post-harvest losses in supply chain of fruits & vegetables?
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Feb 02, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

India is the World’s second largest producer of Fruits & Vegetables. However, the processing of perishable products in our country is very low, in comparison to the ...

India is the World’s second largest producer of Fruits & Vegetables. However, the processing of perishable products in our country is very low, in comparison to the developed countries or developing countries like China, Brazil, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc. One of the main constraints in the growth of processing of fruits & vegetables in the country is non-availability of modern and suitable infrastructure with efficient supply Chain. Consequently, there is very high level of wastage of the fruits & vegetables in the country resulting in the farmer not getting adequate remuneration for his yield. A study conducted by Central Institute of Post Harvesting Engineering Technology (CIPHET), Ludhiana, an ICAR institute, reveals that wastage in various agricultural crops in the country range from 6-18% and the highest loss has been shown in fruits and vegetables.

Ministry of Food processing Industries invites views/ suggestions for reduction of these losses.

Last date for sending your suggestions is 1st February 2015.

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Ashish Gupta
Ashish Gupta 11 years 10 months ago
We can save these fruits and vegetables to sell to the food processing firms like ITC, reliance fresh and export to the other countries where these can be consumed.
amit kumar
amit kumar 11 years 10 months ago
Big and small air conditioner trucks 2 or 3 in number making them avalable in every village..and collection point in every village .where farmer can easily sell there vegitable and fruits..it can easily cum to super market..at less rate..
PANKAJ TAYADE
PANKAJ TAYADE 11 years 10 months ago
Dear Sir , Please make available booklet on AGRICULTURE n HORTICULTURE to young generation people in regional language so that they can read and understand farming first. some people are interested in farming but due to lack of knowledge and lack of proper guidance hesitate or do not dare to use new innovative ways in their own farms. I feel such booklets on poultry , fishery , dairy should be made available in regional language at small villages cities at Banks Gram panchayats and online also
mahaveer prasad
mahaveer prasad 11 years 10 months ago
dear pm mahodya govt. employee kai lie sabhi states mai ek neet and clean transfer policy honi chahie. usme jo spouse case s ko prathmikta ho. sir spouse cases mai jinke child chote chote ho un logon ko service karna din mai tare dikhna jaise position aati h. kya govt. eise ondition mai un bachho kai lie mat rakhti h
lavkush varma
lavkush varma 11 years 10 months ago
Its only solve by three point- 1. Way of transport, 2. Modernisation of equipment, 3.market location Choose most easy way transport that help u to reach as soon as ur destiny. Ways are like road ways or water ways. If air way are possible for long route that will excellent. Equipment for the keeping stock and loading on vehicle are modernised.that will not produce any harm during the transport and cool chain is important. And choose market which is nearest. Government divide the market.
vinod raja
vinod raja 11 years 10 months ago
Hi panel , Referring to Bangalore in particular, compramising on the condition of road transportation system and the public lightening system , I feel the necessity to lay proper indicators atleast . I have seen many people missing speed breakers in pitch darkness and hence getting hurt badly . women , children were also seen to be effected very severely because of this negligence . kindly consider this sir .