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May 27, 2021 × The fair will witness India’s unique fruits, vegetables and floricultural products sourced from various regions A three-day virtual trade fair (VTF) for horticulture produce, organised by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (Apeda), got off to a start today with more than 471 exhibitors displaying their products on the virtual platform. An official press release said that the VTF, aimed at boosting the export potential of India’s agricultural and processed food products during the Covid-19 pandemic, saw 543 visitors/importers registering for participation. This is the second virtual trade fair for horticultural produce organised by Apeda after the first one was held during March 10-12 this year. ....
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Minister flags off vegetable, fruit sales in Coimbatore Updated: Updated: May 24, 2021 09:48 IST The Corporation in coordination with the Horticulture and Agriculture Department had deployed 50 vehicles to cover all the 100 wards in the city. Share Article AAA The Corporation in coordination with the Horticulture and Agriculture Department had deployed 50 vehicles to cover all the 100 wards in the city. Tamil Nadu Minister for Food and Civil Supplies R. Sakkarapani on Monday flagged off the sale of vegetables and fruits through vans that the Coimbatore Corporation had readied during the intensified COVID-19 lockdown. The Corporation had made arrangements for supply of vegetables and fruits through vehicles following instruction from the State government, which had imposed complete lockdown for a week starting May 24. ....
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