<h1>India Approves Export of Processed Agricultural Goods Despite Bans on Basic Produce to Boost Value Addition.</h1> The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs in India has approved a proposal allowing the export of processed and value-added agricultural products even when there is a restriction or ban on exporting basic farm produce. This decision covers products like wheat flour, cereal flours, cereal grains, milk products, cheese, curd, value-added onion products, and peanut butter. The move aims to reduce wastage of perishable goods and promote value addition, as these processed exports form a small portion of India's overall agricultural exports and are unlikely to impact domestic availability significantly.