On January 6, 2026, the Indusfood Manufacturing 2026 event, paired with FoodTech 4.0, kicked off at Yashobhoomi, IICC in New Delhi. This significant platform is dedicated to showcasing advancements in food processing, packaging, automation, and manufacturing technologies. Organized by the Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI), the event serves as a vital meeting point for various stakeholders within the food processing value chain, including technology providers, manufacturers, policymakers, and global partners.
Inauguration Speaks to Agricultural Strength
The event was officially inaugurated by Shri Avinash Joshi, Secretary of the Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI), Government of India. During his address, Shri Joshi emphasized India’s robust agricultural production, substantial manufacturing capabilities, and its young, skilled workforce. He called for further enhancements in food processing, focusing on adding value, improving quality, and embracing new technologies. “India today has surplus agricultural production, a strong manufacturing base and a young, skilled workforce. The opportunity before us is to further strengthen food processing through value addition, quality enhancement and technology adoption so that we create employment, increase farmers’ incomes and expand exports,” he stated. He noted that platforms like Indusfood Manufacturing are crucial in realizing India’s extensive potential.Geographic Reference
Diverse Attendance Highlights Global Commitment
The inauguration attracted a diverse group of distinguished guests, including Shri Mohit Singla, Chairman of TPCI; Shri Yashvir Singh, Economic Adviser at Agriculture SMD in the Department of Commerce; Mr. Volker Klima, Head of Agriculture & Food Division at the German Embassy; and representatives from various global companies and organizations, including JBT Marel and The World Bank Group. Their presence underscores the international interest in India’s food manufacturing sector.
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