New Delhi, April 9 Startup firm StarAgri announced on Thursday plans to expand its operations across northeast India and partner with local warehouse owners to standardize and upgrade facilities for the scientific storage of regional commodities.
The company will also expand its workforce through its current Guwahati branch office, hiring local youth for warehouse operations, Star Labs (quality testing), and administrative roles, the company said in a statement.
"We are proud to deepen our operations and services across the northeastern states, known as the ‘Seven Sisters,’ along with Sikkim," StarAgri co-founder and CEO Amith Agarwal said.
Through this expansion, StarAgri aims to upgrade local warehouses through long-term lease or managed models, strengthen quality-testing infrastructure, and create regional employment opportunities.
By combining physical infrastructure with digital access to markets, the company aims to support local farmers, traders, and the wider agricultural economy across northeast India.