Agro Mavens had its own stand within the UK country pavilion, alongside other innovative companies in the areas of animal health and nutrition, micronutrients, precision agriculture, sustainable packaging and crop storage systems, many of whom are, like Agro Mavens, already exporting products and services into overseas markets.<\/p>\n
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Adrian Bell, Agro Mavens, and Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner, in Hyderabad, India.<\/p><\/div>\n
\u201cAgriculture is one of the UK government\u2019s priority sectors in India and our business delegation is demonstrative of the very best technology the UK agricultural industry has to offer,\u201d said Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner. \u201cThese companies offer a combination of innovation and business improvements that can transform food security globally.<\/p>\n
\u201cScience, big data and technology are changing the face of agriculture.\u00a0The UK is now at the vanguard of agricultural technologies, pioneering new approaches to food and farming systems,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
The DIT\u2019s aim is to build strong business relationships with companies across a range of industries, and agriculture is one of its priority sectors for India, given the importance of this part of the economy and the need to enhance productivity and efficiency.<\/p>\n
During the event, we met several Indian companies interested in international markets; we were very happy to start working with Escorts International, India\u2019s fourth-largest tractor manufacturer, as a result of taking part in this delegation. And with a view to the longer term, we also built a much stronger understanding of agriculture in India, including agricultural communications \u2013 so if you\u2019re interested in reaching the Indian agricultural market with a product or service, we\u2019ve already done some of the groundwork!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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