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showing new contract 2023 11 27 04 55 19 utc.jpgIndia’s commitment to Atmanirbharta in defence is evidenced by its transformation from a major arms importer to an emerging centre for indigenous production. Driven by strategic government policies, this shift reached a landmark in FY 2023-24, with the Ministry of Defence reporting an unprecedented ₹1.27 lakh crore in domestic defence production. Once reliant on foreign suppliers, India now places a high priority on self-reliant manufacturing to meet its security needs, reinforcing its vision to strengthen national resilience and reduce dependency on external sources. Market Research: – Identifying trends, opportunities, and the competitive landscape within the defence sector. Regulatory Guidance: – Understanding and adhering to defense procurement procedures (DPP) and other regulations governing defense contracts. Business Development:– Formulating strategies to enter and expand within the Indian defence market. Capability Assessment & Integration: Helping companies evaluate their capabilities and integrate into the defense supply chain, potentially mapping their competencies to customer requirements. Capability Assessment & Integration: – Helping companies evaluate their capabilities and integrate into the defense supply chain, potentially mapping their competencies to customer requirements. Offset Advisory: Assisting foreign/Indian OEMs in structuring offset proposals and complying with Indian offset regulations. Proposal Development:– Crafting compelling proposals that meet defense solicitation requirements. Supply Chain Optimization: Improving efficiency and resilience within defence supply chains. Contract Negotiation & Management: Guidance in navigating complex contract negotiations and managing ongoing relationships.
4We work closely with our growers to take their fresh, high quality produce to market. Our supplier role means we can focus on meeting customer demands while our growers can focus on producing the exceptional standard of produce that has made them industry leaders. It’s a mutually benefiting alliance, as it creates success and sustainability for everyone involved. Improving our industry is also important to us. we are also involved in new variety development, identifying and implementing improvements in farm management and ensuring our facilities are state-of-the-art. We are a all year round supply solution provider, we select the best locally to supply globally. 5Grains and Cereals : Basmati Rice, Non-Basmati Rice, Wheat, and Other Cereals. Spices: A wide variety of spices like cardamom, pepper, chillies, and turmeric are exported. Fruits and Vegetables:  Fruits like mangoes, bananas, grapes, and vegetables such as onions, potatoes, and tomatoes are exported. Other Agricultural Products: Cashew , Sugar ,Tea , Coffee , Marine  , Products , Buffalo Meat , Raw Cotton , Oil Meals (like Groundnut and castor oil) , Dairy products , Groundnut ,  Pulses , Sesame  seeds , Tobacco (manufactured) , Cereal preparations Processed fruits and juices

whatsapp image 2025 08 04 at 5.47.21 pmThe Indian Millets are nutritionally superior to wheat and rice as they are rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals. They are also gluten-free and have a low glycemic index, making them ideal for people with celiac disease or diabetes. India is the world’s largest producer of millets with a share of 38.4% of world’s production.

India produces all types of millets, bellow mentioned are types of millets

Major Millets: 

  1. Jowar (Sorghum): A staple grain in many parts of India.
  2.  Bajra (Pearl Millet): Widely cultivated, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions.
  3.  Ragi (Finger Millet): A nutritious grain, often used in traditional dishes.

Minor Millets:
1. Foxtail Millet: Rich in minerals and vitamins.
2. Barnyard Millet: A good source of iron and fiber.
3. Proso Millet: Also known as common millet.
4.Kodo Millet: Grown in various regions of India.
5.Little Millet: A good source of iron and fiber.
: Basmati Rice, Non-Basmati Rice, Wheat, and Other Cereals.

Pseudo Millets:

  1. Buckwheat: A nutritious grain, often used in various dishes.
  2. Amaranthus: Also known as Chaulai.

We work direct with the farmers, and do the buying for our clients based out of USA and Few other European countries.