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Vishwas Agri Seeds Ltd. is an Indian agricultural company primarily engaged in the processing and distribution of a diverse range of seeds. The company's core business involves providing vegetable seeds, hybrid seeds, and self-pollinated seeds, including varieties such as groundnut, cumin, wheat, mustard, chili, tomato, brinjal, okra, watermelon, pearl millet, maize, and cotton. Vishwas Agri Seeds Ltd. also focuses on developing hybrid seeds, disease-resistant varieties, and implementing new agricultural technologies. The company operates a seed processing facility in Bavla, Ahmedabad, and a warehouse in Rajkot, engaging in contract farming to produce seeds and ensuring quality control through grading and treatment for high germination rates. Its products are distributed to farmers across major agricultural states in India, with a notable presence in Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra, through an extensive network of distributors and dealers. The company aims to enhance farm productivity by offering high-yield, climate-resilient, and pest-resistant seed varieties.
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