India-New Zealand trade deal is expected to benefit farmers significantly. The agreement, effective from 24 December 2025, aims to enhance agricultural exports and improve market access for Indian farmers.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will bring in $20 billion in investment.
The initiative aims to provide attractive opportunities for Indian innovators, entrepreneurs, farmers, MSMEs, students, and youth, as announced by Union Minister Amit Shah.
Farmers will benefit significantly from this initiative, gaining access to new resources and support systems to enhance their productivity and income.
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The India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is expected to boost farmers’ incomes, enhancing agricultural trade opportunities between the two nations.
The Centre of Excellence will facilitate access to world-class agri-technology from New Zealand.
Apple producers will benefit from projects aimed at enhancing quality and competition. Additionally, initiatives will promote beekeeping.
Farmers will receive support in post-harvest handling, supply chain management, and food safety to increase their profits.
A targeted action plan for kiwi fruit, apples, and honey aims to enhance yield and increase income for farmers, according to recent agricultural reports.
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