Maharashtra to Launch Mahamumbai Market Committee
Maharashtra's Marketing Minister Jayakumar Rawal announced plans to establish a Mahamumbai Market Committee for agricultural produce, citing capacity issues with the current Mumbai APMC. He aims to study top global market committees to guide the formation of this new entity, addressing the state's agricultural market needs.
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Maharashtra's Marketing Minister, Jayakumar Rawal, revealed plans to launch a new Mahamumbai Market Committee to address the shortcomings of the current Mumbai Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC).
Speaking during a review meeting, Rawal acknowledged the inadequate capacity of the existing APMC and emphasized the urgent need for more such committees.
To create a blueprint for the Mahamumbai Market Committee, Rawal intends to examine the structure and operations of the three largest market committees globally, aiming to enhance Maharashtra's agricultural market framework.
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