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\nCompendium of initiatives for Trade Facilitation – EXIM Logistics by Logistic Division, Department of Commerce\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/compendium-of-initiatives-for-trade-facilitation-exim-logistics-by-logistic-division-department-of-commerce-2/\neditoren\nWed, 25 Aug 2021 12:07:55 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=13538\nThe post Compendium of initiatives for Trade Facilitation – EXIM Logistics by Logistic Division, Department of Commerce appeared first on Mcommerce.
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\nContribute your rendering of the National Anthem of India at: http://rashtragaan.in/’.\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/contribute-your-rendering-of-the-national-anthem-of-india-at/\neditoren\nThu, 05 Aug 2021 05:46:06 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=13257\nThe post Contribute your rendering of the National Anthem of India at: http://rashtragaan.in/’. appeared first on Mcommerce.
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\nMarket Access Initiative (MAI) Scheme, 2021\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/market-access-initiative-mai-scheme-2021/\neditoren\nThu, 29 Jul 2021 08:27:44 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=13211\nThe post Market Access Initiative (MAI) Scheme, 2021 appeared first on Mcommerce.
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\nLaunch of Logistics Excellence Awards on Monday, the 19th July, 2021 at 3:00 PM\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/launch-of-logistics-excellence-awards-on-monday-the-19th-july-2021-at-300-pm-2/\neditoren\nMon, 19 Jul 2021 07:28:30 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=13117\nThe post Launch of Logistics Excellence Awards on Monday, the 19th July, 2021 at 3:00 PM appeared first on Mcommerce.
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\nConsultation paper on the India-UK Enhanced Trade Partnership\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/consultation-paper-on-the-india-uk-enhanced-trade-partnership-2/\neditoren\nFri, 25 Jun 2021 10:34:16 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=12801\nThe post Consultation paper on the India-UK Enhanced Trade Partnership appeared first on Mcommerce.
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\nGLOBAL INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR PROPOSED STRATEGIC DISINVESTMENT OF SHAREHOLDING OF MMTC (49.78%), NMDC (10.10%), MECON (0.68%) AND BHEL (0.68%) AND TWO GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA STATE PSUS NAMELY IPICOL (12%) AND OMC (20.47%) IN NEELACHAL ISPAT NIGAM LIMITED ALONG WITH TRANSFER OF MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/global-invitation-for-expression-of-interest-for-proposed-strategic-disinvestment-of-shareholding-of-mmtc-49-78-nmdc-10-10-mecon-0-68-and-bhel-0-68-and-two-government-of-odisha-state-p-2/\nmanager\nTue, 10 Aug 2021 09:42:07 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=12001\nThe post GLOBAL INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR PROPOSED STRATEGIC DISINVESTMENT OF SHAREHOLDING OF MMTC (49.78%), NMDC (10.10%), MECON (0.68%) AND BHEL (0.68%) AND TWO GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA STATE PSUS NAMELY IPICOL (12%) AND OMC (20.47%) IN NEELACHAL ISPAT NIGAM LIMITED ALONG WITH TRANSFER OF MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL appeared first on Mcommerce.
\nThe post GLOBAL INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR PROPOSED STRATEGIC DISINVESTMENT OF SHAREHOLDING OF MMTC (49.78%), NMDC (10.10%), MECON (0.68%) AND BHEL (0.68%) AND TWO GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA STATE PSUS NAMELY IPICOL (12%) AND OMC (20.47%) IN NEELACHAL ISPAT NIGAM LIMITED ALONG WITH TRANSFER OF MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL appeared first on Mcommerce.
\nWorld of Coriander Webinar held to Accelerate Quality Production & Export of Coriander\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/world-of-coriander-webinar-held-to-accelerate-quality-production-export-of-coriander-2/\nmanager\nMon, 16 Aug 2021 04:42:12 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=11812\nSpices Board of India and DBT-SABC Biotech KISAN hub, in partnership with key stakeholders prepare a roadmap to boost export of coriander & minimize import to increase farmers’ income New Delhi, 6th January 2021 The Spices Board of India and DBT-SABC Biotech Kisan Hub in collaboration with ICAR-NRCSS, RSAMB and Kota Agriculture University organized the […]
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\nSpices Board of India and DBT-SABC Biotech KISAN hub, in partnership with key stakeholders prepare a roadmap to boost export of coriander & minimize import to increase farmers’ income
\nNew Delhi, 6th January 2021
\nThe Spices Board of India and DBT-SABC Biotech Kisan Hub in collaboration with ICAR-NRCSS, RSAMB and Kota Agriculture University organized the World of Coriander webinar ‘Accelerating Quality Production, Post-Harvesting, Value Addition & Export of Coriander from India’ on 4th January 2020, with participation of more than hundred key stakeholders from various states.
\nThe Hadoti region of South-East Rajasthan and Guna district of Madhya Pradesh is known for coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) production and contributes major share in coriander export from the country.
\nConsidering the vast potential of Hadoti-Guna region, Sh D Sathiyan, Chairman-cum-Secretary of the Spices Board of India urged the entrepreneurs and exporters to tap the tremendous opportunities in export of whole coriander and other processed products such as coriander split (daal), powder and essential oil. Smt Anu Shree Poonia, Spices Board Member, underlined the need for integrated and coordinated efforts from all departments to make Rajasthan the next spice manufacturing and export hub. With the same outlook, Sh PM Suresh Kumar, Director, Spices Board highlighted about common facility centre established by Spices Board in Spice Parks located at Jodhpur, Ramganj Mandi(kota) and Guna and on increased demand for Indian Spices in the International market, particularly Coriander.
\nSh Tara Chand Meena, Administrator and Sh M L Gupta, Director (PHM), RSAMB, Government of Rajasthan talked about various schemes, incentives and funding opportunities at minimal cost being worked out to set up agri-infrastructure, processing and value addition as part of different schemes under PM-FME scheme, agri-export policy, FPOs, ODOP and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. The role of FPOs in supply chain viz. collection, aggregation and delivery were explained by Sh T Venkat Krishna General Manager of NABARD.
\nDr. S.S. Meena, Principal Scientist, ICAR-NRCSS, Ajmer and Dr. Pratap Singh, Director (Research), Kota Agriculture University, Kota emphasized on varietal improvement and screening of different cultivars, promotion of IPM based good agricultural practices (GAP) and popularization of disease resistance varieties such as RKD-18 and ACR-1 to overcome the menace of stem gall (longia) disease, which is becoming an extreme concern for farmers resulting in the contraction of planting of coriander in Hadoti region in recent years.
\nDr Shrishail Kulloli of Spices Board drew attention on the value addition of coriander like vinegar, sausage, coriander powder and essential oils, through accelerated processing mechanism and preserving quality of coriander products through proper storage facility. Dr Dinesh Singh Bisht, Spices Board, highlighted the quality issues in coriander and reminded exporters to comply with quality standards and tackle issue of pesticide residue and sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPS) with a great consideration to meet the growing quality requirements of importing countries particularly from developed countries including Japan, EU and USA.
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\nWTO Chairs Programme, Call for Application – Regarding\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/wto-chairs-programme-call-for-application-regarding-2/\nmanager\nWed, 16 Dec 2020 10:56:05 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=11565\nWTO Chairs Programme, Call for Application – Regarding 16th December 2020 | Size: 119 KB, Format: pdf Download
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\nHolding of Pension Adalats in O/o CCA, D/o Commerce, and Textiles on 18-09-2018\nhttps://www.commerce.gov.in/archive/departmental-update-archived/holding-of-pension-adalats-in-o-o-cca-d-o-commerce-and-textiles-on-18-09-2018-2/\nmanager\nFri, 13 Nov 2020 08:33:50 +0000\nDepartmental Update (archived)\nhttps://commerce.gov.in/?p=10653\nHolding of Pension Adalats in O/o CCA, D/o Commerce, and Textiles on 18-09-2018 05-September-2018 | Size: 119 KB, Format: pdf Download
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\nThe Spices Board of India and DBT-SABC Biotech Kisan Hub in collaboration with ICAR-NRCSS, RSAMB and Kota Agriculture University organized the World of Coriander webinar ‘Accelerating Quality Production, Post-Harvesting, Value Addition & Export of Coriander from India’ on 4th January 2020, with participation of more than hundred key stakeholders from various states.
\nThe Hadoti region of South-East Rajasthan and Guna district of Madhya Pradesh is known for coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.) production and contributes major share in coriander export from the country.
\nConsidering the vast potential of Hadoti-Guna region, Sh D Sathiyan, Chairman-cum-Secretary of the Spices Board of India urged the entrepreneurs and exporters to tap the tremendous opportunities in export of whole coriander and other processed products such as coriander split (daal), powder and essential oil. Smt Anu Shree Poonia, Spices Board Member, underlined the need for integrated and coordinated efforts from all departments to make Rajasthan the next spice manufacturing and export hub. With the same outlook, Sh PM Suresh Kumar, Director, Spices Board highlighted about common facility centre established by Spices Board in Spice Parks located at Jodhpur, Ramganj Mandi(kota) and Guna and on increased demand for Indian Spices in the International market, particularly Coriander.
\nSh Tara Chand Meena, Administrator and Sh M L Gupta, Director (PHM), RSAMB, Government of Rajasthan talked about various schemes, incentives and funding opportunities at minimal cost being worked out to set up agri-infrastructure, processing and value addition as part of different schemes under PM-FME scheme, agri-export policy, FPOs, ODOP and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. The role of FPOs in supply chain viz. collection, aggregation and delivery were explained by Sh T Venkat Krishna General Manager of NABARD.
\nDr. S.S. Meena, Principal Scientist, ICAR-NRCSS, Ajmer and Dr. Pratap Singh, Director (Research), Kota Agriculture University, Kota emphasized on varietal improvement and screening of different cultivars, promotion of IPM based good agricultural practices (GAP) and popularization of disease resistance varieties such as RKD-18 and ACR-1 to overcome the menace of stem gall (longia) disease, which is becoming an extreme concern for farmers resulting in the contraction of planting of coriander in Hadoti region in recent years.
\nDr Shrishail Kulloli of Spices Board drew attention on the value addition of coriander like vinegar, sausage, coriander powder and essential oils, through accelerated processing mechanism and preserving quality of coriander products through proper storage facility. Dr Dinesh Singh Bisht, Spices Board, highlighted the quality issues in coriander and reminded exporters to comply with quality standards and tackle issue of pesticide residue and sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPS) with a great consideration to meet the growing quality requirements of importing countries particularly from developed countries including Japan, EU and USA.
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