Karnataka is championing micro food processing, supporting over 10,500 units and creating up to one lakh jobs. The state is also a leading millet processing hub. Discussions at a recent conference highlighted the transformative potential of AI and robotics in the agro-food sector, aiming to boost India’s processing capabilities from a mere 10% to compete globally. Experts emphasized innovation and technology for value addition and reducing wastage.
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