ITC got possession of 39 acres at Panchla in Howrah district where it would build an integrated food and consumer goods facility and would invest Rs1,000 crore in the foods and consumer goods segment in the state over two-three years
Kolkata: Cigarettes-to-hotels conglomerate ITC said it will invest Rs1,000 crore in food and consumer goods sector in the next two to three years, reports PTI.
The company got the possession of 39 acres last week at Panchla in Howrah district where it would build an integrated food and consumer goods facility, an ITC spokesperson said, adding that it will invest Rs1,000 crore in the foods and consumer goods segment in the state over two-three years.
The land was given by the West Bengal Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation.
ITC had already got a parcel of 18 acres at Uluberia in
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