New Delhi, March 22 -- India's foodgrain production is projected to reach approximately 368 million tonnes (MT) by 2030-31, according to a report released by PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, highlighting the growing need for robust storage infrastructure to support the country's agricultural expansion.
The report observed that while production levels are steadily rising, the existing storage capacity remains inadequate to handle the anticipated surge.
It stressed that without timely upgrades in warehousing systems, a significant portion of produce could be exposed to post-harvest losses, affecting both farmers and overall food security.
Emphasising the urgency of the situation, the industry body called for a quick-response policy fr...