Leap India's Beacon of Food Security A New Era for Grain Storage in West Bengal

Leap India Food & Logistics Private Limited would build a 50 MW Food Grains Storage Project in Murshidabad, West Bengal. Leap India, a leader in India's agro infrastructure industry, works with the government to pioneer and manage long-term Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects to store agricultural output. Leap India is India's second-largest bulk grain storage company, operating in 12 states and handling 700,000 metric tons of storage capacity.

A key project in Murshidabad would reduce food grain post-harvest losses in West Bengal. Leap India's effort to improve food grain storage and management in the state would reduce post-harvest losses. Beyond improving food grain preservation, the initiative is projected to boost the local economy by creating jobs and boosting development.

Leap India's Food Grains Storage Project in Murshidabad, West Bengal, might transform agricultural food storage. Along with the company's commitment to cutting-edge agri-infrastructure and its ongoing collaboration with the government.

As on December 2023, The project is now in the stage of receiving approvals. The project has received all necessary clearances. By the end of the year 2023, development on the project will have begun.

News by Rahul Yelligetti