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Meghalaya’s 10,000-tonne organic spice processing unit to benefit 5,500 farmers

Developed at an investment of ₹30 crore to significantly scale up production, the unit is designed to process over 10,000 tonnes of organic spices annually

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Meghalaya’s 10,000-tonne organic spice processing unit to benefit 5,500 farmers
Developed at an investment of ₹30 crore to significantly scale up production, the unit is designed to process over 10,000 tonnes of organic spices annually
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