New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare is set to participate in Biofach India 2025, the 17th edition of India’s premier organic trade fair, scheduled from 30th August to 1st September 2025 at the India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida.
More than 27 Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs) from the North-Eastern Region, supported under the Mission Organic Value Chain Development for the North-Eastern Region (MOVCDNER), will display a wide range of certified organic products.
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These include cardamom, kiwi, pineapple, ginger, turmeric, king chilli, rice, millets, whole spices, fresh fruits, processed food items, and GI-tagged produce.
The participation of these FPOs at Biofach India 2025 provides a platform for direct engagement with global buyers, traders, businesses, and policymakers, strengthening opportunities for market expansion and international collaboration in the organic sector.
MOVCDNER Driving Organic Farming in the North-East
Launched in 2015-16, the Mission Organic Value Chain Development for the North-Eastern Region (MOVCDNER) is a flagship initiative designed to promote organic cultivation in the North-Eastern states. The scheme supports farmers through the entire value chain—from production and processing to certification and marketing.
By forming organic clusters and focusing on small and marginal farmers, MOVCDNER has been instrumental in creating sustainable supply chains, linking farmers directly to markets, and ensuring better price realization.
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Biofach India 2025: Strengthening India’s Organic Ecosystem
The Ministry’s participation in Biofach India 2025 marks a major step in strengthening the presence of North-Eastern organic products in national and global markets. The event will boost visibility, attract partnerships, and showcase the region’s unique agricultural ecosystem while advancing India’s vision for sustainable, inclusive, and climate-resilient agriculture.
