http://mizoramexpress.com/index.php/2009/12/mizoram-passion-fruit-growers-turn-sour/ News & Views of the Hill People Mon, 26 Sep 2011 15:16:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://mizoramexpress.com/index.php/2009/12/mizoram-passion-fruit-growers-turn-sour/comment-page-1/#comment-3093 GrowthChangeResult Tue, 11 May 2010 14:56:23 +0000 http://mizoramexpress.com/?p=544#comment-3093 Have the grievances have been addressed or not as of today? I believe that this MIFCO initiative has proved to be more successful in generating revenue for the state than most others. Greencover Overseas, Guwahati (Why we are not doing it ourselves is a question for another day) markets passion fruit squash produced by MIFCO in India and abroad. I have tried the squash and the quality is really quite good. A bottle of 750 ml sold at Rs 40 if you purchase it by case (10 bottles) is a steal. Further passion fruit being loved but rare makes this a very feasible investment for the state of Mizoram. But unless those who sweat it out are given the returns for their dedication and hardwork we will demotivate the farmers once again. I remember that ginger farmers once were denied their dues earlier. Huge quantities were left rotting. The state government must truly work hard to motivate and generate greater revenues through such initiatives. We want growth and change from a macro perspective but lets accept reality micros added up make up the macro. Have the grievances have been addressed or not as of today? I believe that this MIFCO initiative has proved to be more successful in generating revenue for the state than most others. Greencover Overseas, Guwahati (Why we are not doing it ourselves is a question for another day) markets passion fruit squash produced by MIFCO in India and abroad. I have tried the squash and the quality is really quite good. A bottle of 750 ml sold at Rs 40 if you purchase it by case (10 bottles) is a steal. Further passion fruit being loved but rare makes this a very feasible investment for the state of Mizoram. But unless those who sweat it out are given the returns for their dedication and hardwork we will demotivate the farmers once again. I remember that ginger farmers once were denied their dues earlier. Huge quantities were left rotting. The state government must truly work hard to motivate and generate greater revenues through such initiatives. We want growth and change from a macro perspective but lets accept reality micros added up make up the macro.

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