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    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Guntur

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    12-25-35, Dr.Basavapunnai Buildings, Kothapet, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India, 522001

    863-2220180

    gunturral2014@gmail.com

    Other Branches:

    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Mumbai
    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Kerala
    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Delhi
    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Directorate of Marketing and Inspection
    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Kanpur
    Regional Agmark Laboratory, Kolkata

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    Scope of Accrediation
    Chemical | Testing
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    Accrediation valid upto
    31-12-2022

    About Regional Agmark Laboratory, Guntur

    In order to ensure that agriculture marketing strategies and programs of embedded growth in agriculture and other related products are safeguarded in the nation, in 1935, the Directorate of Marketing and Inspection (DMI), an annexed office of the department for agricultural agriculture, cooperation and agricultural welfare under the ministry of agriculture and agriculture, was established. The Central and State governments are closely linked with each other. Headquartered at Faridabad (Haryana), Headquarter at the Nagpur (Maharashtra) Branch and 11 regional offices at Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Lucknow, Bhopale, Kochi and Guwahati and Central Agmark Laboratory at Nagpur, the Directorate is led by Agriculture Marketing Adviser to the Government of India. The primary tasks of the DMI are: 1-Advice on regulating, developing and managing Member States ' and territories ' agrarian produced economies. 2-Promoting the standardening and grading, following Agricultural Produce Act (Grading and Marking), 1937, of agricultural and associated products. 3-Promoting the integrated agricultural marketing scheme (ISAM) and its execution. 4-Agricultural marketing research and information network (MRIN) sub-scheme development and implementation. 5-AMI sub system implementation. AMI Sub-scheme implementation. 6–Marketing reforms in agriculture. 7–Agricultural advertising training for staff. 8–Extension of marketing.