Japan is anticipating rehashing the example of overcoming adversity of Indo-Japanese joint endeavour Maruti Suzuki that has controlled the Indian streets for around four decades now. The firm claims in excess of 50 per cent of the traveller vehicle showcase in India.

With India's enormous agri-food preparing part as the main priority, Japan eyes to make another model in this field of the size of Maruti Suzuki Indian Limited that entered India in the mid-1980s, and turned into the undisputed lord of Indian auto showcase and furthermore an easily recognized name, particularly in the white-collar class section.

Tetsuya UPTAKE, First Secretary (Food and Agriculture), Embassy of Japan stated, "Presently we need another Maruti Suzuki in the field of agribusiness and food."

He said this in his location during "Agri Tech Seminar – Japanese Technologies for Value-included Agriculture and Food Processing" which was sorted out by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), Government of Japan in New Delhi on Monday Twenty agri-food organizations from Japan [participated in this course on January 20 and communicated with Indian partners for business possibilities.

The focal point of the Seminar was on the improvement of agrarian efficiency by the usage of creation the executive's innovation and on the spread of the most recent Japanese rural and food preparing advancements, with the goal of making India the main exporter of horticultural items.

She featured that today we are seeing a flood of Agri-tech arrangements concentrating on making Indian horticulture more beneficial. Top of the line innovation coordinated effort with Japanese organizations in Agri, Fisheries and Forestry area will be exceptionally gainful for fast development in this part. She further called attention to that Japanese innovation can go far in fundamentally lessening the reap and post-collect misfortunes in India by increasing virus chain limit and different methods, in this manner upgrading food security in the area.

Hideo Kawakami, Deputy Director, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Government of Japan stated, "We anticipate more prominent commitment and activities, for example, this Seminar, wherein an ever-increasing number of Japanese and Indian organizations can associate and investigate cooperation openings".

The class was a superb stage for organized conversation and consideration between the Indian and Japanese organizations to shape key coordinated efforts and collaboration in the zones of Agriculture and Food Processing Technology.

Jasmohan Singh, Chairman, CII Northern Region Agriculture and Food Processing Committee and Managing Director, Frick India Ltd. said that so as to accomplish the objective of a US$ 5 trillion economy by 2025, concentrating on the development of the farming division was basic, as a huge level of our populace was still Agri-subordinate. Further, India's segment profit joined with Japan's high innovation in the Agri-Tech part can fundamentally improve its profitability.

He featured CII's proceeded with the duty to headways in the Agri-area and affecting ranchers' government assistance.