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AP government launches Andhra greens website to sell fruits and vegetables through online
Andhra Pradesh State Agriculture Minister Kurasala Kannababu who said that the government would take care of farmers and ensure they would not be affected under any circumstances.
The minister said that online marketing systems like these are being promoted to solve this problem. Swiggy and Zomato are already selling fruits and vegetables in the state. Andhra Greens will serve the state in the same way, the minister added.
The Andhra Greens website assisted in Vizag, Guntur Vijayawada, Hyderabad and Bangalore which provides quality fruits and vegetables upon the order put by the customers. the commodities are processed and packed at government-approved packhouses in the state. these products are procured from the farmers to help them as well. Click here to reach the website https://andhragreens.com/
"Horticulture crops across 43 lakh hectares across the state have produced 305 lakh metric tonnes of fruits and vegetables while 8.12 lakh fruit kits were distributed across the state during the COVID crisis and 18 lakh metric tonnes of fruits and vegetables are being sold from the state," the minister said. Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy will inaugurate Rythu Bharosa Centres by the end of this month, the minister added.
Minister Kannababu has made it clear that there is no truth in the allegations made by the opposition that horticultural crops are not getting the right price. Chandrababu confused farmers with unrealistic realities. He alleged that during the TDP period, no single crop had a minimum support price.
