Who Will Benefit

• Major Indian Fruits & Vegetable Businesses, which want to get a view of opportunities that lie ahead and the line of thought within the Government for promoting and backing-up the sector;
  
• Food Processing business at various levels of the Value Chains which are today constrained by lack of good Cold Chain facilities.
  
• Farming community represented by Growers’ associations dealing with a variety of Fruits & Vegetables
• Refrigeration and Cold Chain equipment and technology suppliers (domestic and international) who are interested in understanding the opportunities that the Indian market can provide and how to unfold the interest in this sector;
  
• Major Cold logistics players including integrated logistics service providers, Shipping Lines, Transporters, Container Companies, Warehousing Agents, Supply Chain Solution Providers, Ports – Indian and International;
  
• Top level functionaries from the Government Departments impinging on the Horti-logistics infrastructure involved in the process of domestic marketing and distribution, export and international trade; ­Top level functionaries from the Government Departments dealing with Horticulture and its practices at the grass root level;
  
• NGOs and other social organizations who work with farmers and Fruits & Vegetables cultivators and are interested in understanding the implications of future movements in the Fruits & Vegetables supply chain on these farmers;
  
• Large format retailers (domestic) and wholesalers (domestic and international) who are interested in understanding the complications involved in the Fruits & Vegetables supply chain and how these will be addressed in the future;
  
• Academia and Research Institutions having interest in Post-harvest of Fruits & Vegetables and Cold-Chain technologies;
  
• Banks and Financial Institutions interested in financing this investment intensive infrastructure;
  
• Consultants in the relevant spaces who are interested in knowledge building.