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Bomdila, Mar 4: The Department of Trade and Commerce in association with the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Kolkata and Indian Institute of Packaging, Kolkata is conducting an Awareness-cum-Training Workshop on Export Procedures & Documentation and Packaging of Agri-Horti Products at Dirang, West Kameng District from March 4-6.
The event is being organised in line to the launch of export promotion drive initiated by the Government of India with focus on reducing imports, increasing exports and identifying opportunities and products for aggressive marketing of the region’s business potential and strategic collaboration between different levels of government and the private sector to facilitate exports. This workshop aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the export procedures, documentation requirements, and packaging best practices for agri-horti products.
Attending the inaugural session, Deputy Commissioner Akriti Sagar, expressed her enthusiasm for the overwhelming response from all quarters. Extending her gratitude to the Professor from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Dr. Gautam Dutta, she urged the participants to interact with the Resource Persons from the Indian Institute of Packaging and the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade with their problems.
Dr. Gautam Dutta, informed the audience that the state possesses rich agricultural and horticultural produce, mineral resources, handicrafts, and processed food products, all of which have immense export potential. He highlighted that lack of awareness among small-scale entrepreneurs regarding export procedures, documentation, and market linkages is a common hindrance which the workshop looks to address.