The government expects Indus Food — an international food and beverage trade show —starting Thursday to generate $1.5-$2 billion worth of business, help in doubling farmers income by 2022 and generating captive markets for Indian food exports.
More than 400 overseas buyers from 45 nations are expected to attend the show in Greater Noida where Indian businesses would have the opportunity of canvassing their products to an international audience. The interest areas range from processed foods and seafood to commodities like spices. Also, government bodies and representatives from 30 nations, including Vietnam, Iran, Oman, Bahrain, Russia, UAE, Philippines are expected to
