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The facility is designed to conduct pot experiments and advanced trials using soilless media, including hydroponics and cocopeat systems.

Coromandel International Limited, India’s leading agri solutions provider, has inaugurated a state-of-the-art Hi-Tech Polyhouse at its Research & Development (R&D) Farm in Shamirpet, Siddipet district, Telangana, further advancing its leadership in precision agriculture and new product development. This new facility strengthens Coromandel’s commitment to advancing precision agriculture and accelerating innovation in new product development.

The inauguration event was presided over by S Sankarasubramanian, Managing Director and CEO, and was graced by the presence of senior leadership team Amir Alvi, Chief Operating Officer, Amit Rastogi, EVP and Chief Technology Officer, Madhab Adhikari, VP & Head of Sales and Marketing, Babu G, VP and Head Retail Business.

The event also saw the participation of dignitaries from the Department of Horticulture, including Venkat Ramireddy, former Commissioner of Horticulture, Suvarna Devi, Deputy Director of Horticulture, emphasising the significance of this initiative in fostering agricultural innovation. Their participation highlights the growing collaboration between Coromandel International and government bodies in fostering agricultural innovation for the benefit of farmers.

The newly inaugurated Hi-Tech Polyhouse is equipped with the latest technology, enabling Coromandel to conduct advanced field trials of its innovative range of agri-inputs and solutions. The facility is designed to conduct pot experiments and advanced trials using soilless media, including hydroponics and cocopeat systems. These trials will be focused on the precise calibration of nutrients, making the polyhouse a critical testing ground for breakthrough products such as nano fertilizers, biostimulants, liquid fertilizers, slow and controlled release fertilizers, customized and coated fertilizers, plant growth regulators (PGRs), etc.

Over 100 high-net-worth (HNI) farmers and channel partners attended the event, gaining firsthand experience of the polyhouse’s advanced capabilities, live demonstrations of hydroponics, cocoponics, and advanced crop diagnostic tools such as Green Seeker, SPAD meter, K-meter and Refractometer.

Adding to the momentum of innovation, the event also included discussions on the latest advancements in autonomous robotic farm machinery developed by X Machines, a company in which Coromandel has recently made a strategic investment. Attendees observed live demonstrations of this cutting-edge technology and gained valuable insights into how autonomous machinery is transforming the future of agriculture. The use of robotics aims to increase farm efficiency and reduce labour dependency, highlighting Coromandel’s commitment to integrating advanced technology into farming practices.

 S Sankarasubramanian, Managing Director and CEO, Coromandel International Limited emphasized Coromandel’s commitment to supporting the agricultural sector, stating, “We are dedicated to serving the farming community to the fullest extent. With our farmer-first approach, our goal is to provide high-quality inputs and services that enhance the livelihoods of farmers and drive sustainable growth in the sector. The launch of the Hi-Tech Polyhouse underscores Coromandel’s vision for the future of agriculture. We are focused on driving innovation in every aspect of farming from the development of high-efficiency products to incorporating smart technologies that will revolutionize field operations and reduce environmental impact.”

The facility is designed to conduct pot

The initiative is a part of the company’s green logistics ecosystem and aims to empower customers to decarbonize their supply chains.

Mahindra Logistics Limited, one of India’s largest integrated logistics solutions providers, has launched the ‘Emission Analytics Report’, a digital platform that provides customers with real-time visualisation of their carbon emissions and empowers them to decarbonise their supply chain. Focussing on transportation, the user-friendly platform provides Scope 3 carbon emission data of their customers and offers detailed insights on emissions intensity, tonne-kilometres, emissions by mode of transport, fuel usage, access to emissions savings certificates, and more, all through a monthly subscription-based model.

The Emission Analytics Report is a part of Mahindra Logistics’ green logistics ecosystem, driven by Edel, initially a green last-mile cargo delivery service offering. EDeL has evolved into a comprehensive, sustainable suite, including carbon-neutral warehousing solutions, fleet of 2W, 3W & 4W electric vehicles for last-mile delivery, and this Emissions Analytics Report. Accessible through a fully automated system, the report is established via a SaaS platform. Accredited by the Global Logistics Emission Council (GLEC) and ISO 14083, this platform seamlessly integrates into existing systems, making it accessible on both web and mobile devices.

The platform enables customers complying with BRSR and other environmental regulations, as well as companies aspiring to improve sustainability, transition towards green logistics. By innovating and optimizing transportation, the report also quantifies shipment-level reporting of Scope 3 emissions for industries such as auto, manufacturing, consumer goods, retail, FMCG, mobility, pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, quick commerce, and freight forwarding.

Commenting on the Launch, Rampraveen Swaminathan, Managing Director and CEO, Mahindra Logistics Ltd., said, “Logistics today is about creating value for stakeholders, customers, communities, and the planet. To mark India’s 78th Independence Day, we are celebrating ‘Freedom from emissions’ by launching the ‘Emission Analytics Report’ as a part of Edel – our green logistics ecosystem, empowering our customers to decarbonize their supply chains. At Mahindra Logistics, we are committed to contributing to India’s ambitious goal of becoming Net-Zero by 2070, building a futuristic supply chain driven by a sustainable logistics network, and integrating environmental consciousness into our actions”.

Commenting on the Launch, Swayantani Ghosh, Chief Sustainability & CSR Officer Mahindra Logistics Ltd., said, “In a rapidly growing economy like India, the need to lead a comprehensive effort in the fight against climate change is the need of the hour. Particularly in the context of supply chain, scope 3 decarbonization imposes unique challenges in absence of right framework, tool and data. With the introduction of shipment-level Emission Analytics Report powered with climate-focused AI, our clients can track carbon footprint for their shipments on real time, access emission savings analytics and evaluate decarb modelling. Right from reporting to low-carbon decision making, at every step we as an integrated logistic player aim to partner with our clients in their transition to net zero “.

The initiative is a part of the

 Company plans to expand its operations by establishing new branches in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.

Godrej Capital, the financial services arm of Godrej Industries announced that it has launched dairy farm loans in strategic partnership with Creamline Dairy Products and Dvara E-Dairy. The company will provide financial assistance to small dairy farm owners across Maharashtra and South India. Creamline Dairy Products is a subsidiary of Godrej Agrovet (GAVL), which sells products under the brand name Godrej Jersey.

Godrej Capital is also looking to capture a significant market share of MSME lending in the southern states. Building on its momentum from the previous year, the company is looking to expand its operations by establishing new branches in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.

Manish Shah, Managing Director and CEO, Godrej Capital, said “The disbursement of the first loan in Krishnagiri district marks just the beginning, as we actively seek to engage the dairy industry in other regions of TN and extend our support to farmers in AP, Telangana, Karnataka, and Maharashtra.”

Despite its limitations, the dairy sector remains a key contributor to agrarian economy, supporting the livelihoods of 80 million farmers. Accounting for 70 per cent of the total cost of milk, feeding is the single most crucial aspect of healthy dairying and is the biggest factor influencing the milk productivity of cattle.

Bhupendra Suri, Chief Executive Officer, Godrej Jersey said ,“With access to quality feed being a key for the dairy farmers, the partnership will enable them to get easy access to finance for their feed and other farming needs. Leveraging this platform, farmers can increase cattle population and strive for higher productivity and better prosperity.”

“The arrangement will bring doorstep access to financial services, empowering dairy farmers to increase milk yield, meet their working capital requirements and make informed financial decisions”, Ravi KA, Managing Director, Dvara E-Dairy said.

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Rallis India is currently exporting to 50 countries with key markets across Europe, Asia, Middle East, Americas, Africa and Oceania.

Rallis India Limited has been conferred with the Bronze Award at the 47th Chemexcil Exports Awards organised by the Chemicals Export Promotion Council (Chemexcil) for its export performance in the category of large-scale manufacturers for 2018-19. The award ceremony was held in Mumbai earlier this week.

The award recognizes Rallis India’s performance in the chemical export industry and its significant contribution to the Indian economy. Anupriya Patel, Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry presented the award to Rallis India.

Sanjiv Lal, Managing Director and CEO of Rallis, said, “In the coming years, our focus on exports will continue to increase. India is positioned to become a leading exporter of agrochemicals. With many products going off-patent, India has an opportunity to take the lead with production of crop protection products. Our focus on quality has helped us become a trusted partner for many international players. It is gratifying to see the work of our team being recognized.”

Rallis India is currently exporting to 50 countries with key markets across Europe, Asia, Middle East, Americas, Africa and Oceania. The company has been focusing on investing in registration to enhance export revenue from existing as well as new markets.

Chemexcil is a statutory body set up by the Government of India to promote and develop the export of chemicals and allied products from India. The council has been instrumental in promoting Indian chemicals and allied products globally, and the awards instituted by Chemexcil are highly prestigious in the Indian chemical export industry.

Rallis India is currently exporting to 50