Archive · 28 Sep 2025
World Food India 2025 Concludes with Agreements, Innovations
World Food India 2025, a big gathering about food, ended with lots of new deals and ideas.
Companies signed agreements worth a lot of money.
They shared new technology to make better food.
Countries like Russia and Portugal also agreed to work together on food and farming.
Experts discussed making food safety rules the same all over the world.
It helped India become a leader in food innovation.
World Food India 2025 concluded with business meetings and technology transfers.
21 companies signed investment agreements worth over Rs 1 lakh crore.
NIFTEM transferred food tech to companies and signed MoUs with research institutes.
Government meetings were held with Russia and Portugal.
The Global Food Regulators Summit took place on the sidelines.
- Who
- Businesses, Government, and international counterparts
- What
- Meetings, agreements, and technology transfers
- When
- Concluded on Sunday (implied from the article)
- Where
- India
- Why
- To reinforce India's position in the food processing sector
- Event
- World Food India 2025
- Focus
- Food Processing, Innovation, and Collaboration
- Key Activities
- Business meetings, technology transfers, international agreements
- Investment Agreements
- 21 companies, over Rs 1 lakh crore
- Key Participants
- Government officials, international counterparts, and businesses
