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World Food India 2025 | Processing For Prosperity | Country’s Largest Food Processing Exhibition
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A global event to facilitate partnerships between Indian and international businesses and investors, World Food India (WFI) is a gateway to the Indian food economy organized by the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Government of India.
World Food India 2024 exhibition will have participation from major global players as well as Indian companies from Food Processing and allied sectors. The exhibition will have sectoral focus, showcase country strengths in country pavilions, as well as have states pavilions where states (provinces) of India will showcase their best in terms of products, Agri-Horti clusters, infrastructure and their policies.
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