Improvements in supply chain infrastructure have supported exports, while India’s proximity to growing markets in the Middle East and Asia provides logistical advantages.
The partnership represents a collective effort to build a more resilient agricultural sector in China.
Industry bodies welcome the equipment investment but say operational performance at the terminal remains “at a low and unacceptable level”.
This logistics upgrade eliminates the need for middle-country stops, ensuring that perishable horticultural products reach Chinese markets in peak condition.
Nevertheless, industry participants remain hopeful that market stability will return once the rainy season concludes.