Jammu and Kashmir Launches 'Cherry Express' Parcel Van to Mumbai to Boost Horticulture Exports
मुख्य बातें
- •The 'Cherry Express' is a special parcel van launched by Jammu and Kashmir to transport 12 tonnes of cherries to Mumbai.
- •The initiative aims to reduce spoilage, lower transportation uncertainties, and expand market access for local growers.
- •The consignment is expected to reach Mumbai in optimal condition, setting a model for transporting perishable goods.
- •The move is part of a broader effort to modernize agricultural supply chains and integrate Kashmir’s produce with national markets.
- •Authorities see this as a replicable model for other horticulture products like apples, walnuts, and saffron.
Jammu and Kashmir has taken a significant step toward strengthening its horticulture sector with the launch of the 'Cherry Express', a special parcel van designed to transport 12 tonnes of fresh cherries to Mumbai. The initiative, which aims to reduce post-harvest losses and enhance market reach, marks a strategic move to support local growers and boost the region’s agricultural economy.
