India’s journey towards becoming a developed and self-reliant economy – Viksit Bharat – is being closely shaped by the transformation of its food processing ecosystem. The vision of proactive and sustained effort is regarded to be highly relevant to the evolving landscape of India’s food processing sector – an industry recognised both as a key economic driver and a vital link between agriculture and the nation’s nutritional needs.

Functioning as a crucial conduit between the farm and the consumer, the sector is recognised for its significant potential in minimising post-harvest losses and strengthening food security, and also in driving value addition and enhancing export capabilities. Realising this potential, however, necessitates further innovation.

The era of Industry 4.0 is being recognised as a pivotal moment to reimagine food processing through the integration of advanced technologies. Technologies such as AI, blockchain, IoT and data analytics are no longer futuristic – they are increasingly being adopted as a standard practice

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