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WAROTH Foundation allots 50 sales centres
City-based WAROTH Foundation, which is promoting locally-procured products like disposables, organic vegetables and sports items to be sold through its sales centres, proposes to allot 50 centres on cost-to-cost basis in each mandal and municipal division.
City-based WAROTH Foundation, which is promoting locally-procured products like disposables, organic vegetables and sports items to be sold through its sales centres, proposes to allot 50 centres on cost-to-cost basis in each mandal and municipal division.
The organisation’s aim is to do justice to local cottage industries, whose 25 per cent of the products have to be sold daily at the proposed centres.
With the motto of ‘jeeo aur jeenodo’, the foundation wants to protect cottage industries and revive the sick ones and stop migration of people from rural areas. It aims to save the diary and local industries as also the environment.
Interested persons can contact WAROTH office (phone 64650222) web www.warothfoundation.org. Persons who want to take up business for the first time will be encouraged.
