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|Sr.No |Topic |Remarks |
|1 |Introduction | |
|2 |Overview Of Potato Sector In India | |
|3 |Geography And Production Zones | |
|4 |Varieties And Seed Systems | |
|5 |Post Harvest Technology | |
|6 |Traditional Supply Chain Of Potato | |
|7 |Potato Chip Supply Chain: Food Quality And Safety Issues | |
|8 |New Models Of Supply Chain For Potato | |
|9 |Pepsico Supply Chain Of Potatoes | |

Introduction

Horticulture produce in India is largely marketed through traditional channels. A typical marketing chain for horticultural produce consists of several players. Typically, in the traditional supply chain where the produce of several farmers is aggregated, there is no premium for quality produce. Hence the farmer is not motivated to focus on quality issues. In recent years, with high private sector investment in processing, exports and retailing of horticultural produce, there is increasing emphasis on developing supply chains for quality

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