1. Boosting our Export Potential through Make In India:

   1. If we produce state-of-the-art Easy Open Ends and food cans, we can even export them to countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim and Maldives. Currently, all of these countries buy easy-open-ends from China.

   2. India is currently failing in the global food market only because we lack superior packing technology. Even 500 million Non-Resident Indians miss their Indian delicacies.

   3. Our food cans will retain product freshness for almost 2 years. With packaging that can withstand outside climatic fluctuations, eliminate lump formation for powdered food and child-proof easy open ends, it can even be the future packaging of our defence department.

   4. Going forward, with government support we hope to sign Joint Ventures with leading Food Processors. This would allow them to set up shops and collect the produce from our farmers on a daily basis, process them in cans and serve the domestic and export market.

2. Partnership with WHO 

   1. Packaging Technology plays a key role in preserving food and we plan to partner with World Health Organisation to remove malnutrition from the world.

   2. Statistics show over 1 billion people in the world can suffer from malnutrition by the end of this year. With the right packaging solution, India can be the best exporter of food items and thus wipe out hunger in our world.

3. Creating job opportunities & also helping our farmers:

   1. Through our project, India will have a world-class packaging facility. If we start consuming raw materials from Indian companies, they will be able to generate good job opportunities.

If we increase our food processing and export our Indian delicacies like Khichdi, seasonal fruits, Lentils & Grams, fisheries and coconut products, our farmers will get better remuneration and India can reach the top of the food market.