Tailored Consulting for Agri Entrepreneurs: From Planning to Market Entry

 The Indian agribusiness sector is one of the major constituents of economic growth. The total size of the agriculture sector in India was around USD 479 billion in 2023. It is growing at a sweeping pace and is set to reach USD 598 billion by 2029. Indian is one of the major producers in the world for numerous kinds of cereals, pulses, fruits, berries, vegetables, etc. Similarly, the production of numerous cash crops such as jute, cotton, coffee, tea, cocoa, sugarcane etc. are also rising fast. 

Indian agriculture business is no more just limited to primary production as many entrepreneurs are realizing the immense value addition that can be achieved through processing. Raw materials can be greatly transformed with the help of host of activities such as fermenting, milling, drying, grinding, etc. For instance, raw mangoes can be sold directly to local markets, mandis or retail chains. However, the same can be transformed into pulp, juice, dried pickles, chutney etc. thereby adding immense value. One can also create pectic and starch from it, thereby further multiplying the economic value.

This is the reason there has been notable hike in agriculture entrepreneurs. Well established business houses as well as new-age start-ups, both are foraying into the segment.

However, like any other business, agribusiness sector in India is highly competitive and requires access to quality data, insights and advisory to start, operate and scale up. This is where the role of a specialized consulting advisory such as The India Watch comes into play. 

The India Watch can offer curated research and advisory comprising feasibility studies, market research, techno commercial studies specializing in agriculture and agribusiness sector. It can also offer other value-added advisories such as site suitability analysis, cluster formation for feedstock supply, technology implementation and go-to market entry strategy. The India Watch has a team of seasoned consultants, analysts, agriculture scientist, financial analyst, etc. who can offer practical research and advise on successfully starting and running an agribusiness venture in India. 

For any further information, feel free to drop us a mail at info@theindiawatch.com  or call us at 8076704267



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