India is currently the third largest producer of eggs (by weight) and the sixth largest producer of chicken meat in the world. The meat production in India has grown by a brisk 10 per cent and egg production by five per cent over the past 10 years. By 2030, over 40 per cent of India’s population will be urbanized and the number of working women is likely to double. This could significantly boost the market of frozen foods, including poultry products. But, the potential is constrained by recurring incidents of disease in poultry products, no awareness on frozen foods and rising feed costs. (i) Identify and explain the different kinds of industries being discussed in the above paragraph. (ii) State the subcategories of types of industries (mentioned in (i).
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Answer:
Primary industry
Explanation:
Primary industry- genetic industry
Answer:
As a result, the market for frozen goods, particularly poultry products, may experience a large growth. However, the potential is limited by frequent cases of illness in chicken products, a lack of knowledge about frozen meals, and growing feed costs in the primary business, the genetic industry.
Explanation:
Step 1: With 38 percent of worldwide egg production, China is by far the greatest producer, followed by the United States (7 percent) and India (7 percent). With more than 64% of the world's production of eggs, Asia is the greatest producing continent.
Step 2: With an annual egg output of over 466 billion, China tops the list. Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Liaoning, and Jiangsu are the top producing provinces of eggs in China. The US produces over 109 billion eggs each year, which places it in second place globally.
Step 3: India is placed 107th out of 121 nations in the Global Hunger Report 2022, which was published by Concern Worldwide and Welt Hunger Hilfe, non-governmental organisations from Ireland and Germany, respectively.
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