Revolutionizing Food Distribution: FCI and Ministry's Strategic Framework
The Food Ministry has signed an agreement with the Food Corporation of India for the fiscal year 2025-26, aiming to enhance foodgrain procurement and distribution efficiency. The pact emphasizes technological advancements, improved logistics, and capacity-building to optimally manage food subsidy efforts.

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The Food Ministry has solidified its commitment to enhancing foodgrain management by signing an agreement with the Food Corporation of India (FCI) for the 2025-26 fiscal year. This marks a significant step toward improving procurement and distribution efficiency in food operations.
According to the official announcement, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is centered on leveraging technology and systems-driven methods to ensure optimal management of subsidy funds. Key targets include minimizing storage losses, maximizing the utilization of storage facilities, and adopting innovative IT solutions.
Additional objectives of the MoU include digitizing procedures, enhancing supply chain logistics, and undertaking capacity-building initiatives for FCI employees. This initiative is part of the national strategy that provides free foodgrains to over 80 crore individuals under the National Food Security Act.
(With inputs from agencies.)