How farmers, manufacturers and exporters on The Trade Union actually grew their business — product by product, market by market.
Through strategic interventions by APEDA, Uttar Pradesh's Purvanchal region transformed from minimal agricultural exports to becoming India's third-largest agri-exporting state, with exports increasing from 151 MT in FY 2021-22 to 702 MT in FY 2023-24.
Ummat Agri Allied Cooperative Society in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, successfully exported fresh litchis to Oman, marking a significant milestone in India's agricultural export sector.
INI Farms, a Maharashtra-based company, transformed from a local grower to a leading exporter by implementing global standards and innovative marketing strategies, significantly increasing its export volumes.
Maa Kalijai Self-Help Group (SHG) from Odisha's Angul district successfully exported 750 kg of Amrapali mangoes to London, marking a significant milestone in women-led agricultural entrepreneurship.
Assam's Tezpur litchi, a Geographical Indication (GI)-tagged product, made its international debut in Dubai, marking a significant milestone for India's agri-exports.
KRBL, India's largest basmati rice exporter, transformed from a grain-marketing firm to a global leader by focusing on seed development, farmer engagement, and sustainable practices.
Himvashnee FPO, a Madhya Pradesh-based farmer producer organization, achieved organic certification and established direct international partnerships, leading to a 35% cost reduction and significant revenue growth.
Maa Kalijai Self-Help Group (SHG) from Odisha's Angul district successfully exported 7.5 quintals of Amrapali mangoes to London, marking a significant achievement for a women-led rural enterprise.