
PepsiCo has opened a new foods manufacturing facility in the Nalbari district of Assam, India. The 44.2-acre plant aims to integrate tens of thousands of local smallholder farmers into its supply chain. This development is part of the multinational corporation's broader strategy to elevate India into a primary global anchor market.
The multinational company’s foods manufacturing plant in Nalbari district, spread across 44.2 acres, will cover 80,000 smallholder farmers through agri-entrepreneurs
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