12 November 2026
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From Sonipat to Canada: Haryana FPO Ships 24 MT of Frozen Foods With APEDA Support

An FPO in Haryana has exported 24 MT of frozen food products worth CAD 35,140 to Canada, with APEDA support under its Financial Assistance Scheme.
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Sonipat: A Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO) from Haryana has exported a 24-metric-tonne consignment of frozen food products to Canada, marking another FPO-led shipment facilitated by the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA).

The consignment was flagged off from Sonipat on October 1, 2026, with Aterna Foods Producer Company Limited as the exporting entity. The shipment comprises 2,295 boxes of frozen food products valued at CAD 35,140, according to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

Green Peas, Vegetables and Samosas Among Exported Products

The shipment includes a range of frozen agricultural and processed food products, including green peas, mixed vegetables, peas and carrots, sweet corn and samosas, among other items.

Read Also: APEDA Signs MoU to Boost India’s Food Exports at Gulfood 2027, MSMEs and FPOs in Focus

APEDA supported the exporting unit under its Financial Assistance Scheme, which is aimed at supporting eligible activities related to agricultural and processed food exports.

APEDA Links FPO With International Market

The export is part of APEDA’s efforts to connect Farmer Producer Organisations and Farmer Producer Companies (FPOs/FPCs) with exporters and international markets.

According to APEDA, the FPO-led model is intended to connect agricultural production with processing and export markets and help integrate farmer groups into export-oriented value chains.

APEDA Chairman Abhishek Dev congratulated Aterna Foods and other stakeholders involved in the shipment. He said the direct export by the FPO could enhance value realisation for producers and also acknowledged the contribution of the National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM).

Canada Emerges as Target Market for Processed Foods

The shipment adds to efforts to expand the overseas market for Indian processed food products, with APEDA highlighting Canada as a market for further export opportunities.

The export also demonstrates how FPOs can participate directly in international trade when agricultural produce is combined with processing, packaging and market linkages.

APEDA, under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, continues to facilitate export opportunities for agricultural and processed food products and support linkages between farmer groups and global markets.

Read Also: CONCOR and APEDA Join Hands to Strengthen India’s Cold Chain for Agri and Processed Food Exports 


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