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India’s coffee research body seeks partnership to speed up development of new varieties
Source: Hindu BusinessLine · 2 hr ago
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India’s coffee research organization is looking for collaborations with private companies, research institutes and growers to accelerate the creation of new coffee varieties that produce higher yields and better quality. The partnership effort aims to boost both the quantity and the standard of coffee produced in the country.
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It has reached out to private firms, research institutions and growers to improve the yield and quality of coffees
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