She said that the review of the policy is now almost coming to its logical conclusion and the exercise will be completed by September.
"We are looking to see what are those measures by which we can actively support the exporting community," she said here.
She was speaking at the curtain raiser event of a mega international food and beverage trade show 'Indus Food', to be held in January next year at Greater Noida.
About 400 participants from 35 countries are expected to participate in the two-day show starting from January 18 next year. The Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) is organising this show with the ministry.
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"The show will give an opportunity to Indian exporters to showcase their wide range of products in the food sector," she added.
Food and beverages is a USD 33 billion per year business globally.
When asked about increasing non-trade barriers in the sector, she said this is reality in the global market place today but the government is helping exporters to deal with such hurdles.
The food processing ministry is also organising a three- day World Food India 2017 in November here.
India is the key producer of rice, wheat, milk, sesame, mango, banana and marine products.
Speaking on the occasion, Mohit Singla, Chairman, TPCI, said in spite of such a huge potential, India lacked a platform of its own, which highlights the food production capacities of the country.