The Government Of Bengal Received A Contract To Supply 1.2 Metrics Tonnes Of Meat to Qatar For The Fifa World Cup

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 This Thursday, In a recent statement, the state minister "Swapan Debnath" said that the government of Bengal was exporting meat to other nations, including Qatar, which is hosting the Fifa World Cup.

The animal resource development minister claimed that in addition to Qatar, the government of Bengal also exports meat to Kuwait, Hong Kong, and the Maldives.

According to the India import-export data, For the sole purpose of exporting meat to other nations, the Indian government has already obtained the necessary permissions from the authorities for agriculture and processed food industries. 

Debnath said that the department must encourage its "agents" to strike a deal with the companies in charge of the tournament's food supply.

It's fantastic news that we've been contracted to export 1.2 metric tonnes of beef, which will be done in six batches this month.

Sufficient for now, if want to know more about the Indian trade then visit our official website Exim Trade Data. 

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