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Skill training programme

Chennai: Entrepreneur Promotional Institute of Chennai conducted a one-month skill training programme in food processing for budding entrepreneurs. The programme was sponsored by the Union Ministry of Food Processing Industry. Speaking at the valedictory of the programme recently, General Manager of Indian Overseas Bank S. Elangovan highlighted the potential of the industry. The food processing industry offered a minimum return of 40 per cent, said a release.

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