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Entrepreneurs should pat export opportunities for their products, said speakers astatine the Tamil Nadu Food Processors’ Conclave held successful Tiruchi connected Friday.
Speaking astatine the conclave organised present by the State government, South Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industries (SICCI) and Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises Scheme (PMFME), Deputy Director of Department of Commerce and Industries Raveendran connected Friday said the inclination of selling the products successful the home marketplace could beryllium beneficial to an extent. It was the overseas marketplace that fetched maximum returns to the consumer-centric products due to the fact that of the terms advantage. The Tamil diaspora was beardown successful galore countries. Many of them were fond of their accepted food. They had fantabulous buying power. Similarly, products from Tamil Nadu had a precocious request successful respective countries. It should beryllium harvested. The Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) should absorption connected it.
“Quality is the key. There tin beryllium nary compromise connected quality. If prime is ensured, orders volition sound the doors,” Mr. Raveendran said. The producers should ne'er neglect to get prime certificates from the respective agencies. It would springiness an borderline to the products successful the market. Twelve types of subsidy schemes were disposable for nutrient related products. The entrepreneurs should person a wide knowing connected the subsidy and indebtedness schemes. Similarly, the companies should behaviour predominant vigor audits to chopped down the energy expenses. It would trim the overheads, helium said.
B. Nandhakumar, State Lead Project Manager, PMFME Scheme, Tamil Nadu, Vinod Solomon, SICCI, T. Ramesh, General Manager, District Industries Centre, and G. Sathish Kumar, secretary, Export Import Federation, Tiruchi, spoke.
A ample fig of entrepreneurs of assorted nutrient products participated successful the programme.
