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प्रश्न
______ is the standardisation mark given to wheat flour and spices to assure their quality.
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उत्तर
AGMARK is the standardisation mark given to wheat flour and spices to assure their quality.
Explanation:
AGMARK is a certification mark in India that assures the quality of agricultural products like wheat flour and spices. It signifies adherence to specific quality standards set by regulatory authorities, ensuring consumer confidence, standardisation, and regulatory oversight for these products.
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