Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises Scheme

Highlights:

• Under the PMFME Scheme, the Ministry of Food Processing Industries has introduced six one-district product (ODOP) brands.
• PMFME is the acronym for Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises.
• Amrit Phal: It's amla juice for Haryana's Gurugram. 
• It's natural with lemon juice added. Amrit Phal is priced at Rs 120 for 500 ml.
• Cori Gold: Coriander powder was created for the Rajasthani city of Kota. Because of its flavor, the product is one-of-a-kind. Cori gold prices 34 rupees per gram.
• Kashmiri Mantra: Kashmiri red chiles are used to make this product. 
• It was created for the Jammu and Kashmir district of Kulgam. 
• Seventy-five rupees buy 100 grams of the Kashmiri mantra.
• Madhu Mantra: It's a honey-like substance created for the Uttar Pradesh district of Saharanpur. It's a honey with a variety of flora. 
• Madhu mantra honey is gathered from bees that are allowed to fly freely. 
• Five hundred grams of Madhu mantra will set you back 185 rupees.
• Dilli Bakes, a bakery, created these whole wheat biscuits. It's one-of-a-kind since it's created with jaggery rather than sugar. One hundred seventy-five rupees get you 380 grams of whole wheat biscuits.
• Somdana as a brand: Ragi flour was created for Maharashtra's Thane district. 
• It's free of gluten. Calcium, fiber, and iron are abundant in the Somdana. Somdana is priced at 60 rupees for 500 grams.
• The products are packaged distinctively and provide the product longer shelf life.
• Independent expenditures are made to help firms promote their sales through e-commerce platforms.