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Phyo May Win joins with nearly 24 years of experience and brings extensive expertise in business development.

Sohan Lal Commodity Management (SLCM), India’s largest post-harvest logistics and Agri-solutions Company, has appointed Phyo May Win as the Country Head, Business Development & Strategic Initiatives, SLCM Ltd for its Myanmar operations. In this role, Phyo May Win will be responsible for overseeing SLCM’s operations in Myanmar, driving strategic growth, and strengthening partnerships to enhance the company’s market position. This strategic move aims to expand operations with its implementation of scientific warehousing offerings coupled with Phygital solutions across Agri and non-Agri Commodities in Myanmar. 

An MBA and a certified project management professional, Phyo May Win joins with nearly 24 years of experience, and brings extensive expertise in business development, sales leadership, and strategic growth. She has held key positions with the United Nations (Food & Agriculture Projects), leading hospitality chains (Park Royal, Novotel), and Prudential, where she served as Group Head Sales and Director Sales. She has successfully led diverse teams and driven business transformation in Myanmar.

Speaking on the appointment, Sandeep Sabharwal, Group CEO, SLCM, expressed “We are delighted to welcome Phyo to the SLCM leadership team to lead Myanmar operations. Her deep understanding of the Myanmar market, coupled with her extensive experience in business development and strategic growth, makes her the ideal leader to drive our next phase of expansion. We look forward to leveraging her expertise to further strengthen SLCM’s footprint in Myanmar and apply our phygital warehousing solutions that have been game-changer in India.”

Expressing her enthusiasm for the role, Phyo May Win, Country Head, Business Development & Strategic Initiatives, SLCM Myanmar said “I am excited to join SLCM at such a transformative stage where they are looking to strengthen their presence in the markets outside India. Having a market leadership, SLCM’s innovative phygital model has already set a benchmark in the industry. I look forward to expanding this success in Myanmar by enhancing technological integration, streamlining operations, and delivering greater value to our clients while strengthening SLCM’s position in the region.”

Phyo May Win joins with nearly 24

AgroPolicy, Foodgrains, India, SAARC

The aim of this festival is to raise awareness and create a market for millets and millets-based products among the ASEAN Member states

The Indian Mission to ASEAN in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare is organising the ASEAN-India Millet Festival 2023, in Indonesia. The inaugural session of the festival took place in the Kota Kasablanka Mall, a prominent shopping destination in South Jakarta, Indonesia. A Millet-centric exhibition is being held as part of the festival featuring participation from Millet-based FPOs, start-ups and Indian chefs.

Aligned with the International Year of Millets (IYM) celebrations, an aim of this festival is to raise awareness and create a market for millets and millets-based products among the ASEAN Member states i.e. Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. During the festival, the Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare is leading a delegation from India, representing a diverse set of professionals engaged in the Indian millet ecosystem, including chefs, start-ups, representatives from Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs), industry leaders, state officials and more.

Additional Secretary at DA&FW and Head of the Indian Delegation Dr Maninder Kaur Dwivedi provided valuable insights into millet cultivation, processing and the business potential of these ancient grains. Joint Secretary (Crops) at DA&FW Shubha Thakur showcased India’s leading role in celebrating the International Year of Millets 2023 and the Indian government’s initiatives to encourage the adoption of millets through a captivating video, setting the stage for insightful panel discussions. Additionally, Deputy Head of BPN Dr Andriko Noto Susanto further highlighted the remarkable prospects of millet cultivation and its role in diversifying the South Asian food basket.

The exhibition aims to foster collaboration between ASEAN countries, celebrate cultural and culinary diversity and promote sustainable millet practices for a healthier future. The exhibition will also feature five Indian FPOs, namely Citi Block FPC, Jewargi Taluka Millets FPC, Bhumitrajalalpur, Vaam Agro, and Lambasingi Tribal Products FPC, and two start-ups namely Taru Naturals and Sattva Millets and Food Products (Mibbles) exhibiting unique millet-added products such as millet cookies, namkeen, khakhra, cakes, and more.

The aim of this festival is to

Sustainability, World

IPGA and Myanmar to collaborate and work together to address issues impacting trade

India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the apex body for India’s pulses trade and industry, recently hosted H E Mr Tin Htut Oo, Union Minister, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation, Myanmar and the trade delegation from Myanmar, recently in Mumbai to discuss various opportunities, avenues and platforms wherein Myanmar and IPGA can collaborate and work together to address issues impacting the trade. 

The meeting also focused on promoting trade relations, exchange ideas and research knowledge to improve sustainable business between India and Myanmar.

IPGA’s vision is to make Indian pulses and grains industry and trade globally competitive; and in so doing, help advance India’s food and nutrition security. IPGA takes the onus of essaying a leadership role in the domestic agri-business and play a more proactive role in the global domain to foster healthy relations among Indian market participants and between India and all associates overseas.

“Government and private sector partnership is required to achieve the larger objective of food security. We are pleased to be aligned with the vision and mission of IPGA. We should work together towards enhancing the pulses sector as it has a very big potential in the future,” said His Excellency Mr. Tin Htut Oo, Union Minister, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation, The Republic Union of Myanmar. 

IPGA and Myanmar to collaborate and work