Haryana Partners with UK for Center of Excellence in Horticulture

Haryana government collaborates with the University of Birmingham to establish a Center of Excellence for post-harvest management in Panchkula. The facility will focus on reducing post-harvest losses and advancing cold chain technology. It will serve as a research and training hub for students, researchers, and startups.

Haryana Partners with UK for Center of Excellence in Horticulture
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The Haryana government has entered into a landmark collaboration with the University of Birmingham to set up a Haryana-UK Centre of Excellence dedicated to sustainable post-harvest management and cold chain for horticultural products.

The new facility, located in Panchkula, aims to enhance the freshness and quality of horticultural produce while also slashing post-harvest losses significantly, according to an official statement released on Wednesday. This effort aligns with Haryana's growing diversification into fresh fruits and vegetables.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini expressed optimism that the center will not only minimize wastage but also bolster the agricultural community. The facility will provide crucial research and testing amenities for students and researchers while also nurturing tech startups with incubation support.

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