<span style="color: #222222;">In the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, &nbsp;the Industries &amp; Commerce Department in Kashmir Division is gradually resuming its industrial activities in areas which are not designated as Red Zones. Priority is being given to restart units manufacturing essential commodities and medical supplies. At present, there are 31 cold stores in Kashmir holding about 25,000 Metric Tonnes of apple, which would be gradually exported to fruit markets till the middle of June this year. The efforts are aimed to give some impetus to the economy by resuming Industrial and manufacturing activities in Kashmir.<br />''<br />''&quot;With government relaxing lockdown measures to permit gradual resumption of activity in certain sectors, &nbsp;Industries &amp; Commerce Department in Kashmir Division has restored industrial activity and more importantly the fruit that was lying in cold stores. Consequently, &nbsp;about 1450 fruit trucks have left from cold stores to Delhi and other terminal markets from Kashmir.<br />''<br />''Regulating the supplies of the fruit produce to terminal markets is bound to fetch remunerative prices for the dealers as there were concerns that due to extended lockdown, the apples may be sold locally at throwaway prices&quot;.</span><br />
News On AIR | May 14, 2020 9:07 AM
Essential commodities and medical supplies units to get priority in Kashmir Division