Farmers are an integral part of alco-bev industry, do not leave them behind: Timmapur urges industry
Excise Minister R.B. Timmapur emphasized the importance of including farmers in the growth of Karnataka's alcohol-beverage industry. He highlighted that farmers provide essential raw materials for breweries and should benefit from the industry's expansion. The government is committed to enhancing the sector through reforms and sustainability initiatives.
- ▪Farmers are crucial to the alcohol-beverage industry in Karnataka, providing essential raw materials like barley and grains.
- ▪The industry generates nearly ₹40,000 crore annually through excise revenue, with plans for significant expansion.
- ▪The government is implementing reforms to improve ease of doing business and promote sustainability in the brewing sector.
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Farmers are an integral part of the State’s alcohol-beverage industry, and the government is committed to ensuring inclusive industrial growth in Karnataka, said Excise Minister R.B. Timmapur here on Monday.He also urged the industry not to leave farmers behind in their growth journey, as most raw materials required for breweries — including barley, grains, fruits, and other agricultural produce — are cultivated by farmers. They are an integral part of industry supply chains, he said.Speaking at an industry conclave, the Minister said, “The growth of the brewery ecosystem should not only benefit breweries, manufacturers, and front-end industry players, but also farmers and raw material providers at the grassroots level.”The Minister said the industry currently generates nearly ₹40,000…
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