Explanation:

Let’s break this down statement by statement:

- Statement 1: Food processing units act as a link between agriculture and industry.

That’s true. They take raw agri products and turn them into finished goods, bridging the two sectors.

- Statement 2: Processed food helps in getting foreign exchange reserves.

Also true. India, for instance, exports processed foods and earns foreign exchange.

- Statement 3: Food processing industries do not have capacity to absorb major share of workers from agriculture sector facing disguised unemployment.

This is not a feature—it’s actually the opposite. One of the strengths of food processing is its capacity to generate jobs and absorb surplus agri labor.

Now, let’s check the options.

- Option 1: 2 and 3 only — Not fully right (since 2 is correct and *is* a feature).

- Option 2: 2 only — Nope.

- Option 3: 3 only — This looks good. Only statement 3 isn’t a significant feature.

- Option 4: All of the above — Not accurate, since 1 and 2 are, in fact, significant features.

So the correct answer:

Option 3 — statement 3 only is NOT a significant feature.