The cooperative, which had previously operated mini markets in Khalanga, the Jumla district headquarters, Surkhet Airport, and Nagma Bazaar, has opened a Koseli house in Kathmandu from Thursday and started selling agricultural products from Karnali at reasonable prices.
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Chandannath Multipurpose Cooperative, with its central office in Jumla, has launched Organic Koseli Ghar as its fourth outlet in Kathmandu.
On Thursday, National Cooperative Federation President Ramesh Prasad Pokharel inaugurated Koseli Ghar in Bhadrakali, Kathmandu Metropolitan City 11. Koseli Ghar houses organic indigenous agricultural products produced in Karnali.
The cooperative, which has already opened mini markets in Jumla headquarters Khalanga, Surkhet Airport and Nagma Bazaar, has started buying and selling agricultural products at reasonable prices by opening Koseli Ghar in Kathmandu from Thursday.
The cooperative's executive chief Rishiram Pandey informed that Koseli Ghar was opened with the aim of supporting the conservation, promotion and marketing of indigenous organic agricultural products produced in Karnali.
Chandannath Cooperative currently has more than 22,000 members. They can also save money by giving the rice they produce to the mini market. Now, farmers are bringing their produce directly to the mini market and selling it.
Koseli Ghar More than 42 types of food items produced in Karnali are on display, including Marsi rice, beans, Chinese beans, Kaguno, tea, timur, honey, gahat and indigenous Radipakhi, rabbit cap, liu, shilajit, millet, jimbu, timur, barley satu, phapar flour, walnuts, and Bhattamas.
