Thursday, October 19, 2006

Yes it does, for Indian agriculture sector has proved the old saying...

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Since independence, Indian fertilizer industry has grown manifold – much of the credit for which goes to initiatives like Green Revolution and Operation Flood. Not only have the imports of fertilizers witnessed a decline with India moving towards achieving self-sufficiency, but the manufacturers also have succeeded in making available quality fertilizers and other chemicals to farmers at competitive prices.

India has emerged as a major global player in this sector, helping the country earn the much important foreign exchange. As per FICCI figures, the volume of the Indian market in the chemical sector is approximately $30 billion. No doubt that most of the top companies in the agriculture sector in B&E Power 100 are the ones, which are into the business of manufacturing and marketing fertilizers, namely Rashtriya Chemical & Fertilizer Ltd, Chambal Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd, etc. The other companies that have made it to the list include Monsanto India and Syngenta – leading bio-tech solution providers in the area of seeds. However, India still lags behind in food processing, one of the key global sectors.

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