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1 Lakh Crore Question: Which Global Firms Just Poured Massive Investment into India’s Food Sector?

India’s Mega Win: ₹ Lakh Crore Food Deals Land from Top Global Investors!

 


India’s food processing sector has received a massive vote of confidence, securing agreements worth an unprecedented lakh crore at the World Food India summit. The Ministry of Food Processing Industries announced on September that the agreements were signed with leading domestic and global companies.

The four-day event, hosted at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, concluded with what officials are calling one of the largest-ever investment announcements for the sector.

Economic Impact and Job Creation

The economic injection is expected to create a significant number of employment opportunities across the country:

Who is Investing: From Retail Giants to Global Brands

The list of companies that signed major Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) includes top players from various industries:

Company Key Investment/Commitment
Reliance Consumer Products Ltd crore to establish integrated food manufacturing facilities nationwide.
Coca-Cola India Bottlers crore ($2.96 billion USD) for new (greenfield) and expansion (brownfield) projects.
Other Major Signatories Amul (GCMMF), Nestlé India, Tata Consumer Products, Carlsberg India, and Lulu Group’s Fair Exports.

Diverse Sectors and Pan-India Reach

The committed funds will drive growth across the entire food value chain, ensuring comprehensive development:

The Ministry, in collaboration with Invest India, has pledged to work closely with these stakeholders to ensure these massive financial commitments are quickly translated into operational factories, robust supply chains, and tangible jobs on the ground, calling the event a “milestone for India’s food systems.”

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