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$15 billion market surge: Cargill invests in Gwalior Starch Plant
The plant will produce starch derivatives to serve the confectionery, infant formula and dairy industries.
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The plant was inaugurated by John Fering, Group President, Food APAC, Cargill and Simon George, President Cargill India and Managing Director Food South Asia. / Cargill
Catering to the growing demand from India’s confectionery, infant formula, and dairy sectors, Cargill inaugurated a new corn milling plant in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh set up by Saatvik Agro Processors, an Indian manufacturer.
Set up on a business arrangement between Cargill and Saatvik Agro Processors, the plant will produce starch derivatives to serve the confectionery, infant formula and dairy industries.
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