Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Minister Paswan Promotes Food Processing, Announces World Food India 2025
The Food Processing Minister, Chirag Paswan, is speaking up about processed foods.
He wants people to know that it's not necessarily bad for you, despite what some advertisements say.
His ministry is working on this.
They also plan to have a big event called World Food India in New Delhi to show off opportunities in this industry.
The goal is to help farmers, create jobs, and make India a major player in the global food market.
The event will bring together many people from all over the world to discuss these things.
Union Minister Chirag Paswan addresses the need to correct the narrative that processed food is detrimental to health.
The Ministry of Food Processing Industries has established a committee to address this issue.
Paswan highlights the potential for growth in the food processing sector, including increased farmer income and job creation.
World Food India 2025 will be held in New Delhi from September 25-28.
The event aims to showcase investment opportunities and establish India as a global food hub.
- Who
- Union Food Processing Minister Chirag Paswan and Food Processing Secretary Avinash Joshi.
- What
- Announcement of World Food India 2025 and discussion on the perception of processed foods.
- When
- World Food India 2025 will be held from September 25-28.
- Where
- The event will be held in the national capital, New Delhi.
- Why
- To showcase investment potential, realize the vision of making India a global food hub and correct the false narrative on processed food.
Those who view processed foods negatively
Union Minister Chirag Paswan
Processed Food Health Perception
Those who view processed foods negatively
Processed foods are considered bad for health.
Union Minister Chirag Paswan
Processed foods are safe and its narrative needs to be corrected.
- Minister
- Chirag Paswan
- Ministry
- Food Processing Industries
- Event
- World Food India 2025
- Dates
- September 25-28
- Location
- New Delhi
- Theme
- Sustainability, Global Food Hub, Food Processing Technologies, Food for Nutrition, Livestock & Marine Products