Meghalaya inaugurates first aseptic pulp processing unit, farmers eye global markets
In a development that could change the face of Meghalaya’s agricultural economy, the state on Wednesday launched its first aseptic pulp processing unit at Nonglum village in Ri-Bhoi district. The initiative, spearheaded by the Jirang Organic Agro Farmer’s Producer Company, marks a significant leap for farmers who have steadily transformed their small cooperative into a thriving agribusiness. The facility was inaugurated by Agriculture Minister Ampareen Lyngdoh in the presence of local MLA Sosthenes Sohtun. Addressing a gathering of farmers and community members, Lyngdoh lauded the resilience of the state’s farming community. “Our farmers are essential to society. Without you all, we would not be able to complete our homes,” she remarked, underscoring the government’s commitment to ensurin...










