Polymer materials manufacturer, Covestro (India) unveiled the Food Security Platform.How does the Food Security Platform contribute to post-harvest processes?
Polymer materials manufacturer, Covestro (India) unveiled the Food Security Platform as part of a collective effort bringing together government authorities, industry leaders, and farmers with the mission of empowering farmers through innovative post-harvest technologies, thereby minimising losses and augmenting the value of agricultural produce. This platform serves as a comprehensive resource hub, providing farmers with access to tools and knowledge to enhance post-harvest processes, ultimately prolonging the shelf life of their produce. The platform facilitates farmer connectivity, enabling the exchange of insights on available technologies and facilitating supply-demand interactions. Additionally, it showcases produce that has undergone advanced post-harvest management techniques like solar drying and temperature-controlled preservation.
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