CWC chief flags ‘malpractices’ in phytosanitary certification, pitches integrated logistics to boost agri-exports

CWC chief Santosh Sinha has raised concerns about malpractices in phytosanitary certification, which is a process that ensures plant and animal products meet export standards. This issue has been causing export rejections, affecting India's agricultural exports. To address this problem, Sinha suggests that CWC's technical expertise and integrated logistics capabilities could help streamline the export process, reducing rejections and boosting agri-exports. Improved logistics could also increase efficiency and reduce costs for exporters.

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The CWC chief's proposal for integrated logistics could help reduce export rejections and increase efficiency. This could lead to higher exports and revenue for Indian farmers and exporters.

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