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Are you looking for setting up tomato processing plant?

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     Tomato processing Technology Tomato processing can be an instrumental skill for farmers who want to convert the tomatoes into various other products besides using them as vegetables. This technical brief contains the varieties of ways a farmer can process the tomato into many other products. Tomatoes are known to be the most important crop economically among various other vegetables in the world. The return of investment in growing tomatoes is tremendous due to its high growth capacity while the crop cycle duration is very short. We can set up a tomato processing plant on a turnkey basis where fresh tomatoes will  be processed to manufacture tomato puree/ketchup, tomato concentrate, and tomato  paste. We SSEC offer automatic and semi-automatic plants for tomato processing. The size can be customized from 1 Ton/D to 500Ton/D. All the major parts of the machinery are created using SS 304, SS 316 is also available as per your requirement.         To set up a tomato processing plant w

The Indispensable way to boost India’s horticulture exports

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Did you know after china our India is the 2 nd  largest food producing countries in the world? But, We are exporting only 2% to other countries, why?           Start Fruit & Veg Pack-house Business, a step by step guide for setting up fresh produce pack house. Despite being a leading producer of fruits and vegetables, India’s horticultural produce is bare minimum, in order to compare other nations like Thailand, the US & China. India is ranked second in fruits and vegetables production in the world. Despite abounding with great horticultural produce, India lags behind when it comes to the exports of its processed fruits and vegetables. Thus, we contribute only 2% of the total agricultural exports to other countries. This is starkly low in comparison to Brazil (30%), USA (70%) and Malaysia (82%). However, according to experts, one of the ways to boost India’s horticulture exports is by adding value to India’s horticultural products. Value addition to horticultural products has n