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RIL retail project faces hurdles in West Bengal
KOLKATA — Uncertainty clouds the Rs20 billion agro retail outlet proposal of the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) in West Bengal, with the company appealing afresh for approval from the government.
"We need to have some clarifications regarding their project," West Bengal State Marketing Board Chairman Naren Chattopadhyay told IANS. "We want to know if the company would buy agro-products directly from the farmers or from the market."
According to the Reliance proposal, Reliance Town Centres (RTCs) to be set up in West Bengal would be "a mix of hyper or super markets, convenience stores, entertainment parks, multiplexes and other public utilities".
These centres would also procure fruits and vegetables and distribute them to Reliance Fresh outlets. Most outlets, covering 2,000 to 5,000 square feet, would be set up on rented premises in and around Kolkata.
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