2 Nov 2026
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FCI’s new MoU puts technology and accountability at the centre of foodgrain management

The FY 2026–27 agreement is a reminder that food security depends not only on procurement, but also on storage, movement, data and institutional performance.

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The Department of Food and Public Distribution and the Food Corporation of India have signed their FY 2026–27 Memorandum of Understanding with an emphasis on efficiency, technology and accountability in foodgrain management. Such performance frameworks translate broad food-security responsibilities into measurable operational goals.

FCI procures foodgrains, maintains buffer stocks, moves grain across regions and supplies the public distribution system. The challenge is balancing food security with storage costs, quality control, timely movement and fiscal efficiency. Technology can improve traceability and logistics, but incentives and transparent performance measurement matter too.

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