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Godrej Agrovet to invest Rs 70 crore in Andhra Pradesh for dairy and oil palm expansion

Godrej Agrovet to invest Rs 70 crore in Andhra Pradesh for dairy and oil palm expansion
Godrej Agrovet to invest Rs 70 cr in Andhra Pradesh dairy, oil palm expansion · theprint.in

A big company called Godrej Agrovet is going to give Rs 70 crore to the state of Andhra Pradesh.

This money will be used for two main things.

First, they will make their milk-processing business, called Godrej Jersey, even bigger to make more dairy products.

Second, they will help farmers who grow oil palms by setting up five new centers.

These centers will teach farmers how to grow their crops better and give them the tools they need.

The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh is happy about this because he thinks it will help farmers and make the state's economy grow stronger.

This is like a promise to work together to make farming better for everyone.

Key facts

Company
Godrej Agrovet
Investment Amount
Rs 70 crore
State
Andhra Pradesh
Primary Investment Areas
Dairy processing and Oil Palm expansion
Dairy Brand
Godrej Jersey (through Creamline Dairy Products Ltd)
Farmer Support
Five new Samadhan Centers for oil palm farmers

Quotes

Nara Chandrababu Naidu

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister

“Strengthening the agri-food processing sector is imperative for farmers of our soil to prosper.”
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“I am confident that this partnership will not only help strengthen our agricultural ecosystem but also create sustainable livelihoods for the community at large while driving economic growth.”
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Sunil Kataria

Managing Director and CEO of Godrej Agrovet

“Today’s MoU is a testimony of our intent to strengthen our agri-food processing capabilities while continuing to empower farmers.”
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Rakesh Swami

Group President of Corporate Affairs at Godrej Industries Group

“Andhra Pradesh has been a key state for the Godrej Industries Group, adding that the company remains committed to expanding its footprint across consumer, real estate and finance businesses in the state.”
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