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Punjab Bureau of Investment Promotion www.investpunjab.gov.in
AGRI AND FOOD PROCESSING
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PUNJAB'S UNIQUE MODEL FOR
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INVESTMENT PROMOTION AGENCY (IPA) | UNIFIED REGULATOR | AFTERCARE AGENCY
India Scenario
Punjab Scenario
Advantage Punjab
Investment Opportunities
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Table of Contents
1 OFFICE
1 OFFICER
1 PORTAL
PUNJAB'S UNIQUE MODEL FOR
EASE OF DOING BUSINESS
WE COMMIT. WE DELIVER.
INVESTMENT PROMOTION AGENCY (IPA) | UNIFIED REGULATOR | AFTERCARE AGENCY
India Scenario
Punjab Scenario
Advantage Punjab
Investment Opportunities
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Table of Contents
Food Processing Sector at a Glance
Agri and Food Processing:Key Sector in India's Growth Story
43% of total work force
15% of India’s Gross Value Added (GVA)
st1 in production of Milk, Pulses & Jutend2 in production of Rice, Wheat, Fruits
& Vegetables
14% share of Agri Exports in
Indian* exports
12%of total registered manufacturing
workforce
9% of India’s Manufacturing GVA
th13largest sector in
terms of FDI inflows
USD 1.45 bn (INR 10,900 cr) worth Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme available over 6 years
Agriculture Sector at a Glance
02*Merchandise exports1 USD= INR 74.00Source: MOFPI Annual Report 20-21, World Bank 2019, FAO, PIB, ASI 2017-18 – Registered Factories, DPIIT – FDI report (Apr 2000- June 2021), Invest India
INDIA SCENARIO
Food Processing Sector at a Glance
Agri and Food Processing:Key Sector in India's Growth Story
43% of total work force
15% of India’s Gross Value Added (GVA)
st1 in production of Milk, Pulses & Jutend2 in production of Rice, Wheat, Fruits
& Vegetables
14% share of Agri Exports in
Indian* exports
12%of total registered manufacturing
workforce
9% of India’s Manufacturing GVA
th13largest sector in
terms of FDI inflows
USD 1.45 bn (INR 10,900 cr) worth Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme available over 6 years
Agriculture Sector at a Glance
02*Merchandise exports1 USD= INR 74.00Source: MOFPI Annual Report 20-21, World Bank 2019, FAO, PIB, ASI 2017-18 – Registered Factories, DPIIT – FDI report (Apr 2000- June 2021), Invest India
INDIA SCENARIO
03Source: WEF & Bain & Co. report, “Future of Consumption in Fast-Growth Consumer Markets”, Invest India, PIB, McKinsey & Co. Report on “The State of Grocery Retail in India”
Towards a Glorious Future
Key Trends
= Strong domestic demand: Changing lifestyle and food habits due to increased
disposable income
= Ease of availability: Rapidly expanding retail and e-Commerce sector
= Geographic expansion: Expected growth in demand in Tier 2 & 3 cities
= Strengthening procurement: Increased focus on direct farmer-firm linkages &
contract farming
= Modernization in packaging: Ultra-High Temperature (UHT) processing and aseptic
packaging
= Transition towards Conscious Consumerism: Promotion of Traceability which allows
benefits for individual stakeholders at all levels
1 lakh cr Agricultural Infrastructure Fund for strengthening farm-gate
infrastructure
Infrastructure
One of the largest food processing sectors in the world with output expected to reach USD 535 bn (INR 39,59,000 cr) by 2025-26
Production
eCommerceOnline grocery retail projected to
grow to USD 570 bn (INR 74,000 cr)by 2025 from USD 2 bn(INR 14,800 cr) in 2020
Grocery & Food retail market expected to touch reach USD 535 bn
(INR 62,90,000 cr) by 2025 from USD 570 bn (INR 42,18,000 cr) in 2021
Retail
Launch of policies such as PM-FME, PMKSY, PMMSY etc.
Policy Pushrd*India to become the 3
largest consumer market after USA & China by 2030
Consumption
03Source: WEF & Bain & Co. report, “Future of Consumption in Fast-Growth Consumer Markets”, Invest India, PIB, McKinsey & Co. Report on “The State of Grocery Retail in India”
Towards a Glorious Future
Key Trends
= Strong domestic demand: Changing lifestyle and food habits due to increased
disposable income
= Ease of availability: Rapidly expanding retail and e-Commerce sector
= Geographic expansion: Expected growth in demand in Tier 2 & 3 cities
= Strengthening procurement: Increased focus on direct farmer-firm linkages &
contract farming
= Modernization in packaging: Ultra-High Temperature (UHT) processing and aseptic
packaging
= Transition towards Conscious Consumerism: Promotion of Traceability which allows
benefits for individual stakeholders at all levels
1 lakh cr Agricultural Infrastructure Fund for strengthening farm-gate
infrastructure
Infrastructure
One of the largest food processing sectors in the world with output expected to reach USD 535 bn (INR 39,59,000 cr) by 2025-26
Production
eCommerceOnline grocery retail projected to
grow to USD 570 bn (INR 74,000 cr)by 2025 from USD 2 bn(INR 14,800 cr) in 2020
Grocery & Food retail market expected to touch reach USD 535 bn
(INR 62,90,000 cr) by 2025 from USD 570 bn (INR 42,18,000 cr) in 2021
Retail
Launch of policies such as PM-FME, PMKSY, PMMSY etc.
Policy Pushrd*India to become the 3
largest consumer market after USA & China by 2030
Consumption
PUNJAB SCENARIO
Food Bowl of India
25%share of Agriculture and allied activities workforce to State’s
workforce
7%share of registered factories in
Food Processing in Punjab’s overall registered factories count which is
th4 highest in India
32%share of Agriculture and allied
activities in State’sGross State Value Added (GSVA)
17%share of Food Processing
sector in Punjab’s overall registered manufacturing GVA against India’s
share of 9%
Source: Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Annual Survey of Industries 2017-18, MOFPI Annual Report 2020-21, Department of Agriculture & Cooperation Mechanization & Technology Division-GOI, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Department of Horticulture-GoP
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12% to State GDP
Contribution of HorticultureCropping Intensity
186% (higher than national
cropping intensity of 144%)
Key Statistics (2020-21)
Area
5 Mha*
Cultivable Area
4.2 Mha (83.4% of total
geographical area)
4.019 Mha (99.9% of
the net sown area)
Net Sown Area
4.02 Mha (95.7% of
cultivable area)
Irrigated Area
* Million Hectares
Green revolution led by Punjab has not only made India self sufficient in Agri production, but also a world leader in various commodities
PUNJAB SCENARIO
Food Bowl of India
25%share of Agriculture and allied activities workforce to State’s
workforce
7%share of registered factories in
Food Processing in Punjab’s overall registered factories count which is
th4 highest in India
32%share of Agriculture and allied
activities in State’sGross State Value Added (GSVA)
17%share of Food Processing
sector in Punjab’s overall registered manufacturing GVA against India’s
share of 9%
Source: Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Annual Survey of Industries 2017-18, MOFPI Annual Report 2020-21, Department of Agriculture & Cooperation Mechanization & Technology Division-GOI, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Department of Horticulture-GoP
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12% to State GDP
Contribution of HorticultureCropping Intensity
186% (higher than national
cropping intensity of 144%)
Key Statistics (2020-21)
Area
5 Mha*
Cultivable Area
4.2 Mha (83.4% of total
geographical area)
4.019 Mha (99.9% of
the net sown area)
Net Sown Area
4.02 Mha (95.7% of
cultivable area)
Irrigated Area
* Million Hectares
Green revolution led by Punjab has not only made India self sufficient in Agri production, but also a world leader in various commodities
Leader in Cereal Production
Outperforming the World:Punjab's wheat yield higher than global and Indian wheat yield by 42%
07Source: CMIE, FAO, Punjab Economic Survey, Ministry of Agriculture & Family Welfare,Agricultural Statistics at a glance 2019, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21
Presence of top players
Punjab: Granary of India
Cereal (2018-19)
Production(mn tonnes)
National Production share
Share in Central Pool
Rice
Wheat
13
18
11%
18%
26%
36%
Wheat Yield (MT/Ha) in 2019-20
3.47
3.53
3.54
5
5.54
5.63
5.7
6.4
8.69
USA
India
World
Punjab
Mexico
China
EU
Egypt
UK
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Front Runner in Dairy
State-wise Milk Production and Per Capita Milk Availability (2018-19)
Highest per capita milk availability in the country: 1180 gms/ day, 3 times the national average
Milk Production Per Capita Milk Availability
371
870
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Presence of top players
Key Statistics
7% share in India’s annual milk production (12,599 tonnes)
10,000+ high-tech dairy farms
Extensive veterinary infrastructure for animal healthcare - 1,367 veterinary hospitals, 1,489 permanent outlying dispensaries and insemination units
Crossbred cattle share increased from 25% in 2012 to 29% in 2019, indicating the risein share of 'higher productivity animals' in the State
Major commodities: Milk, Butter, Ghee, Curd, Cheese, UHT milk, Infant Food, Dairy Whitener,Chocolate etc.
6th Largest Milk Producer in India
Source: NDDB, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Tribune
Leader in Cereal Production
Outperforming the World:Punjab's wheat yield higher than global and Indian wheat yield by 42%
07Source: CMIE, FAO, Punjab Economic Survey, Ministry of Agriculture & Family Welfare,Agricultural Statistics at a glance 2019, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21
Presence of top players
Punjab: Granary of India
Cereal (2018-19)
Production(mn tonnes)
National Production share
Share in Central Pool
Rice
Wheat
13
18
11%
18%
26%
36%
Wheat Yield (MT/Ha) in 2019-20
3.47
3.53
3.54
5
5.54
5.63
5.7
6.4
8.69
USA
India
World
Punjab
Mexico
China
EU
Egypt
UK
08
Front Runner in Dairy
State-wise Milk Production and Per Capita Milk Availability (2018-19)
Highest per capita milk availability in the country: 1180 gms/ day, 3 times the national average
Milk Production Per Capita Milk Availability
371
870
538623 626
11811087
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
30000
35000
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AndhraPradesh
Gujarat Punjab Haryana
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Av
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Presence of top players
Key Statistics
7% share in India’s annual milk production (12,599 tonnes)
10,000+ high-tech dairy farms
Extensive veterinary infrastructure for animal healthcare - 1,367 veterinary hospitals, 1,489 permanent outlying dispensaries and insemination units
Crossbred cattle share increased from 25% in 2012 to 29% in 2019, indicating the risein share of 'higher productivity animals' in the State
Major commodities: Milk, Butter, Ghee, Curd, Cheese, UHT milk, Infant Food, Dairy Whitener,Chocolate etc.
6th Largest Milk Producer in India
Source: NDDB, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Tribune
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Horticulture: Roadmap to Farmer’s Prosperity
With just 5% of total cropped area, Horticulture contributes 12% to the GDP of the State
Source: CMIE, Status Report of the Department of Horticulture, Punjab Horticulture Statistics at a Glance 2018,Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2020, Horticulture Department -Punjab
Presence of major players
Commodities (2019-20) Area (‘000 Ha) Production (‘000 MT)
Fruits
Spices
Aromatics & Medicinal
Honey
99
35
13
2106
122
3
16
Vegetables 265 5538
nd2 in Carrot production(12% of India's production)
th4 in Muskmelon production
(8% of India's production)
rd3 in Honey production
(14% of India's production)
nd2 in Kinnow production(24% of India's production)
rd 3 in yield of Fruits & Vegetables(F&V) in the country
3rd in Peas Production (8% ofIndia’s production)
Major Fruits & Vegetables: Kinnow, Mandarin, Guava, Muskmelon,Peach, Pear, Cabbage, Carrot, Cauliflower, Onion, Peas, Potato
10
Emerging Meat Processing & Poultry SectorLivestock sector contributes 11% to Agriculture and allied sector's overallNominal GSVA.
Productionin the State
Meat processing - Most profitable(profit/unit) sub-sector in foodprocessing in State
9% Growth in 2019-20in meat production
Commodities Production (2019-20)
248 Kilo Tonnes
116 Kilo Tonnes
56,388 Lakh Nos.
Meat
Fish
Egg
Source :Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2020, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21,Report on Pig Farming by Punjab Agriculture University (PAU)
Robust Veterinary Health Infrastructure in Punjab
st Punjab Veterinary Vaccine Institute: 1 in India to produce Cell Culture
Classical Swine Fever Vaccine
State-of-the-art Disease Diagnostics Lab
1,367 veterinary hospitals, 1,489 permanent outlying dispensaries and
insemination units, 22 polyclinics, 3,433 veterinary officers & inspectors
Regional Research and Training Center for Buffaloes
State-of-the-art Indigenous Cattle Breeding Farm
College of Veterinary Sciences
Multi-specialty Veterinary Hospital and Regional Research Centre
09
Horticulture: Roadmap to Farmer’s Prosperity
With just 5% of total cropped area, Horticulture contributes 12% to the GDP of the State
Source: CMIE, Status Report of the Department of Horticulture, Punjab Horticulture Statistics at a Glance 2018,Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2020, Horticulture Department -Punjab
Presence of major players
Commodities (2019-20) Area (‘000 Ha) Production (‘000 MT)
Fruits
Spices
Aromatics & Medicinal
Honey
99
35
13
2106
122
3
16
Vegetables 265 5538
nd2 in Carrot production(12% of India's production)
th4 in Muskmelon production
(8% of India's production)
rd3 in Honey production
(14% of India's production)
nd2 in Kinnow production(24% of India's production)
rd 3 in yield of Fruits & Vegetables(F&V) in the country
3rd in Peas Production (8% ofIndia’s production)
Major Fruits & Vegetables: Kinnow, Mandarin, Guava, Muskmelon,Peach, Pear, Cabbage, Carrot, Cauliflower, Onion, Peas, Potato
10
Emerging Meat Processing & Poultry SectorLivestock sector contributes 11% to Agriculture and allied sector's overallNominal GSVA.
Productionin the State
Meat processing - Most profitable(profit/unit) sub-sector in foodprocessing in State
9% Growth in 2019-20in meat production
Commodities Production (2019-20)
248 Kilo Tonnes
116 Kilo Tonnes
56,388 Lakh Nos.
Meat
Fish
Egg
Source :Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2020, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21,Report on Pig Farming by Punjab Agriculture University (PAU)
Robust Veterinary Health Infrastructure in Punjab
st Punjab Veterinary Vaccine Institute: 1 in India to produce Cell Culture
Classical Swine Fever Vaccine
State-of-the-art Disease Diagnostics Lab
1,367 veterinary hospitals, 1,489 permanent outlying dispensaries and
insemination units, 22 polyclinics, 3,433 veterinary officers & inspectors
Regional Research and Training Center for Buffaloes
State-of-the-art Indigenous Cattle Breeding Farm
College of Veterinary Sciences
Multi-specialty Veterinary Hospital and Regional Research Centre
11Source: Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2020, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Report on Pig Farming by PAU
Presence of major players
Emerging Opportunities - Piggery
Exotic PigsBreedAvailableLarge White Yorkshire,Landrace,Hampshire
Pig BreedingFarms4 advanced farms forgenetic advancementin local breeds
Assistanceto FarmersSubsidy of upto 25% on bankloans orINR 6 lakhto small pigfarmersLocation Advantage
Farms locatedin well connectedcities with ICD’s & International Airports
ManpowerAvailabilityVeterinaryinstitutes& skilled labour
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District wise Product Promotion
USD 41 mn (INR 305 cr) cr allocated for directly assisting 6,500+ micro-processing
units in the State under PM Formalisation of Micro Food Enterprises (PM-FME) Scheme
Pathankot- Litchi
Gurdaspur-Sugarcane based
products
Amritsar-Pickle & Murabba
Taran Taran-Pear
Firozpur-Chillies
Faridkot-Milk &
Milk products
Shri Muktsar
Sahib-Milk &
Milk productsFazilka-Kinnow
Bathinda-Honey
Mansa- Milk &Milk products
Sangrur-Mushroom
Moga-Potato
Ludhiana-Bakery products
Fatehgarh
Sahib- Jaggery
SAS Nagar-
Sugarcane
based products
Rupnagar-
Mango
SBS Nagar-Peas
Patiala-Guava
Hoshiarpur-
Jaggery &
Allied P
roducts
Jalandhar-Potato
Kapurthala
-
Tomato
es
Barnala-Meat &Fish Products
Maler Kotla-Animal Feed*
66,000+ small and micro food processing enterprises in Punjab
Source: Punjab Agro
11Source: Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2020, Punjab Economic Survey 2020-21, Report on Pig Farming by PAU
Presence of major players
Emerging Opportunities - Piggery
Exotic PigsBreedAvailableLarge White Yorkshire,Landrace,Hampshire
Pig BreedingFarms4 advanced farms forgenetic advancementin local breeds
Assistanceto FarmersSubsidy of upto 25% on bankloans orINR 6 lakhto small pigfarmersLocation Advantage
Farms locatedin well connectedcities with ICD’s & International Airports
ManpowerAvailabilityVeterinaryinstitutes& skilled labour
12
District wise Product Promotion
USD 41 mn (INR 305 cr) cr allocated for directly assisting 6,500+ micro-processing
units in the State under PM Formalisation of Micro Food Enterprises (PM-FME) Scheme
Pathankot- Litchi
Gurdaspur-Sugarcane based
products
Amritsar-Pickle & Murabba
Taran Taran-Pear
Firozpur-Chillies
Faridkot-Milk &
Milk products
Shri Muktsar
Sahib-Milk &
Milk productsFazilka-Kinnow
Bathinda-Honey
Mansa- Milk &Milk products
Sangrur-Mushroom
Moga-Potato
Ludhiana-Bakery products
Fatehgarh
Sahib- Jaggery
SAS Nagar-
Sugarcane
based products
Rupnagar-
Mango
SBS Nagar-Peas
Patiala-Guava
Hoshiarpur-
Jaggery &
Allied P
roducts
Jalandhar-Potato
Kapurthala
-
Tomato
es
Barnala-Meat &Fish Products
Maler Kotla-Animal Feed*
66,000+ small and micro food processing enterprises in Punjab
Source: Punjab Agro
Key Initiatives in Punjab to Promote Exports
Implementation & registration of 80,000+ farmers in ‘Basmati.Net’traceability system - an initiative by APEDA
State-of-the-art honey processing complex at Jalandhar
State-of-the-art export facility in Amritsar; exporting perishable andnon-perishable goods to UK, South Korea, Canada, Australia, Kuwait,Sudan, UAE, Qatar
13Source: APEDA
Major Export Destinations in FY 2020-21
Product wise exports share in FY 2020-21
70%8%
6%
6%2% 6%
Punjab: Exporting Food to the World
USD 477 mn (INR 3529 cr) Exports of APEDA products
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES : (INR 222 cr)
NATURAL HONEY : (INR 229 cr)
CEREAL PREPARATIONS : (INR 296 cr)
BASMATI RICE : (INR 2486 cr)
NON BASMATI RICE : (INR 89 cr)
OTHERS : (INR 207 cr)
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Va
lue
in U
SD
mn
SA
UD
I AR
AB
IA :
26
%
US
A :
9%
UK
: 9
%
YA
ME
N R
EP
UB
LIC
: 4
%
KU
WA
IT :
4%
IRA
Q :
3%
OM
AN
: 3
%
QA
TA
R :
3%
CA
NA
DA
: 2
%
UA
E :
9%
2.3% - Punjab’s Share in India’s Agri & Food Export
9% - Agri & Food Export share in Punjab’s merchandise export
Key Initiatives in Punjab to Promote Exports
Implementation & registration of 80,000+ farmers in ‘Basmati.Net’traceability system - an initiative by APEDA
State-of-the-art honey processing complex at Jalandhar
State-of-the-art export facility in Amritsar; exporting perishable andnon-perishable goods to UK, South Korea, Canada, Australia, Kuwait,Sudan, UAE, Qatar
13Source: APEDA
Major Export Destinations in FY 2020-21
Product wise exports share in FY 2020-21
70%8%
6%
6%2% 6%
Punjab: Exporting Food to the World
USD 477 mn (INR 3529 cr) Exports of APEDA products
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES : (INR 222 cr)
NATURAL HONEY : (INR 229 cr)
CEREAL PREPARATIONS : (INR 296 cr)
BASMATI RICE : (INR 2486 cr)
NON BASMATI RICE : (INR 89 cr)
OTHERS : (INR 207 cr)
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Va
lue
in U
SD
mn
SA
UD
I AR
AB
IA :
26
%
US
A :
9%
UK
: 9
%
YA
ME
N R
EP
UB
LIC
: 4
%
KU
WA
IT :
4%
IRA
Q :
3%
OM
AN
: 3
%
QA
TA
R :
3%
CA
NA
DA
: 2
%
UA
E :
9%
2.3% - Punjab’s Share in India’s Agri & Food Export
9% - Agri & Food Export share in Punjab’s merchandise export
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Extensive Sector Infrastructure -Storage & Marketing
456
Food StorageDepots
With FCI* & State
Govt. Agencies: 98 Lakh
sq. yards sq yards of
Coverage Capacity
697
Cold Storages
Across the State,
Capacity of 23 Lakh
Million Tonnes
Services provided by State Government
Agri extension services
through a network
of Krishi Vigyan Kendras
Common marketing and
branding for micro
processing of food products
Farm Advisory
Service Centres
Sources: Dept. of Food & Public, Punjab, PIB, MOFPI, PAIC, *Food Corporation of India
Punjab has the highest storage capacity in India (269 lakh metric tonnes)
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Mega Food Parks:High Quality Food Processing Infrastructure
Sukhjit Mega Food Park,
Kapurthala
Punjab Agro Industries
Corporation (PAIC)
Mega Food Park,
Ludhiana
International
Mega Food Park,
Fazilka
Food Park
Location
Area (acres)
Current Major
Players
PAIC Mega
Food Park
Ladhowal,
Ludhiana
100
Godrej Tyson Foods Ltd.,DelMonte, Star Foods,Iscon Balaji, Meat Masters
Sukhjit Mega
Food Park
Sukhjit Starch &
Chemicals Ltd.
Phagwara,
Kapurthala
55
International
Mega Food Park
Schreiber Dynamix Dairies Pvt. Ltd., Perennial Food
Fazilka
55
Key Facilities at Mega Food Parks
Common effluent treatment plant Cold storage facilities Fully developed plots
Bulk material handling equipmentsContemporary plug & play sheds
Source: MoFPI
Units at Mega Food Parks are also eligible for incentives under Sampada Yojana of Government of India
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Extensive Sector Infrastructure -Storage & Marketing
456
Food StorageDepots
With FCI* & State
Govt. Agencies: 98 Lakh
sq. yards sq yards of
Coverage Capacity
697
Cold Storages
Across the State,
Capacity of 23 Lakh
Million Tonnes
Services provided by State Government
Agri extension services
through a network
of Krishi Vigyan Kendras
Common marketing and
branding for micro
processing of food products
Farm Advisory
Service Centres
Sources: Dept. of Food & Public, Punjab, PIB, MOFPI, PAIC, *Food Corporation of India
Punjab has the highest storage capacity in India (269 lakh metric tonnes)
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Mega Food Parks:High Quality Food Processing Infrastructure
Sukhjit Mega Food Park,
Kapurthala
Punjab Agro Industries
Corporation (PAIC)
Mega Food Park,
Ludhiana
International
Mega Food Park,
Fazilka
Food Park
Location
Area (acres)
Current Major
Players
PAIC Mega
Food Park
Ladhowal,
Ludhiana
100
Godrej Tyson Foods Ltd.,DelMonte, Star Foods,Iscon Balaji, Meat Masters
Sukhjit Mega
Food Park
Sukhjit Starch &
Chemicals Ltd.
Phagwara,
Kapurthala
55
International
Mega Food Park
Schreiber Dynamix Dairies Pvt. Ltd., Perennial Food
Fazilka
55
Key Facilities at Mega Food Parks
Common effluent treatment plant Cold storage facilities Fully developed plots
Bulk material handling equipmentsContemporary plug & play sheds
Source: MoFPI
Units at Mega Food Parks are also eligible for incentives under Sampada Yojana of Government of India
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Area: 15 acres
Facilities: Hi-Tech Nursery
107 Lakh seedlings supplied to over 600 farmers
779 farmers and 175 technical personnel trained on protected cultivation
Future Research Areas: Hydroponics; installation of sorting, grading and packing lines,
organic farming etc.
Vegetables - Jalandhar (with Israel)
Area: 59 acres
Facilities: Tissue Culture Lab, Plant Hardening, Aeroponics, Potato Grading,
Automated Fertigation etc.
3,500 quintals of quality seed potato sold to farmers annually
3,10,000 potato mini-tubers produced so far in aeroponic system
Future Research Areas: Use of modern machines for cultivation, modern cold
storage system, new high yielding & processing varieties, disease/ virus/ pest
diagnostic lab
Potatoes - Jalandhar (with Netherlands)
Area: 17 acres
Facilities: Hi-Tech Nursery
9,000 quality disease free citrus plants supplied
540 farmers and 225 technical personnel trained on citrus cultivation
Future Research Areas: Facilitating with sorting, grading and waxing,
introduction of new citrus varieties & rootstocks, post-harvest management activities
Citrus - Hoshiarpur (with Israel)
USD 3.7 mn (INR 28 cr) cr grant awarded to Punjab Agriculture University (PAU) for
‘Development and Integration of Advanced Genomic Technologies for Targeted Breeding’
to bring swift crop diversification, increase productivity and farmer’s profitability
COE model’s success being replicated; COE planned in each District
Source: Horticulture Dept., Punjab
Centre of Excellence (COE)
18Sources: Industries Dept GoP, PAU, IITRPR, Department of Science, Technology and Environment- GoP
Punjab Agri-Business Incubator at PAU, Ludhiana
up-to INR 25 Lakh of grant-in-aid
Two programs - Idea Stage and Expansion Stage: providing two months of training and
Received award for excellence in agri-food business incubators, Agri-Food India Awards 2021
Secured several awards including Greenpreneur Award 2021
Food Industry Business Incubation Centre at PAU, Ludhiana
Collaboration with Ohio State University, USA
Incubation facility provided to 7 micro and small enterprises/growers
16 technologies and products from tomato, guava, plum, turmeric, lime, sugarcane and
onion have been developed and up-scaled for commercialization
Punjab Biotechnology Incubator at Agri Food Biotechnology Cluster, Mohali
NABL Certified facility providing analytical and consulting services
Knowledge partner for setting up and operationalizing Food monitoring laboratories in
public and private domain
Agriculture & Water Technology Development Hub
(Department of Science & Technology (DST)* iHub - AWaDH) at IIT, Ropar
R&D in domain of Agriculture & Water, provides incubation resources
Support to technology-based start-ups towards sustainable agriculture
Only DST iHub in India for AgriTech
Startup ecosystem driving innovation
AgNext
Uses AI based tech to
improve quality of yield,
cost optimization and
ensuring food traceability
A2P Energy Solutions
Provides solution to issue of
stubble burning by purchasing
crop residue and converting it
into products for the energy sector
Moo Farm
Provides dairy farm
management tool with
in-built e-commerce
platform for dairy
farming process
Business Incubators
17
Area: 15 acres
Facilities: Hi-Tech Nursery
107 Lakh seedlings supplied to over 600 farmers
779 farmers and 175 technical personnel trained on protected cultivation
Future Research Areas: Hydroponics; installation of sorting, grading and packing lines,
organic farming etc.
Vegetables - Jalandhar (with Israel)
Area: 59 acres
Facilities: Tissue Culture Lab, Plant Hardening, Aeroponics, Potato Grading,
Automated Fertigation etc.
3,500 quintals of quality seed potato sold to farmers annually
3,10,000 potato mini-tubers produced so far in aeroponic system
Future Research Areas: Use of modern machines for cultivation, modern cold
storage system, new high yielding & processing varieties, disease/ virus/ pest
diagnostic lab
Potatoes - Jalandhar (with Netherlands)
Area: 17 acres
Facilities: Hi-Tech Nursery
9,000 quality disease free citrus plants supplied
540 farmers and 225 technical personnel trained on citrus cultivation
Future Research Areas: Facilitating with sorting, grading and waxing,
introduction of new citrus varieties & rootstocks, post-harvest management activities
Citrus - Hoshiarpur (with Israel)
USD 3.7 mn (INR 28 cr) cr grant awarded to Punjab Agriculture University (PAU) for
‘Development and Integration of Advanced Genomic Technologies for Targeted Breeding’
to bring swift crop diversification, increase productivity and farmer’s profitability
COE model’s success being replicated; COE planned in each District
Source: Horticulture Dept., Punjab
Centre of Excellence (COE)
18Sources: Industries Dept GoP, PAU, IITRPR, Department of Science, Technology and Environment- GoP
Punjab Agri-Business Incubator at PAU, Ludhiana
up-to INR 25 Lakh of grant-in-aid
Two programs - Idea Stage and Expansion Stage: providing two months of training and
Received award for excellence in agri-food business incubators, Agri-Food India Awards 2021
Secured several awards including Greenpreneur Award 2021
Food Industry Business Incubation Centre at PAU, Ludhiana
Collaboration with Ohio State University, USA
Incubation facility provided to 7 micro and small enterprises/growers
16 technologies and products from tomato, guava, plum, turmeric, lime, sugarcane and
onion have been developed and up-scaled for commercialization
Punjab Biotechnology Incubator at Agri Food Biotechnology Cluster, Mohali
NABL Certified facility providing analytical and consulting services
Knowledge partner for setting up and operationalizing Food monitoring laboratories in
public and private domain
Agriculture & Water Technology Development Hub
(Department of Science & Technology (DST)* iHub - AWaDH) at IIT, Ropar
R&D in domain of Agriculture & Water, provides incubation resources
Support to technology-based start-ups towards sustainable agriculture
Only DST iHub in India for AgriTech
Startup ecosystem driving innovation
AgNext
Uses AI based tech to
improve quality of yield,
cost optimization and
ensuring food traceability
A2P Energy Solutions
Provides solution to issue of
stubble burning by purchasing
crop residue and converting it
into products for the energy sector
Moo Farm
Provides dairy farm
management tool with
in-built e-commerce
platform for dairy
farming process
Business Incubators
Pathankot
Gurdaspur
Amritsar
Taran Taran
Firozpur
Faridkot
ShriMuktsarSahibFazilka
Bathinda
Mansa
Sangrur
Moga Ludhiana
FatehgarhSahib
SAS Nagar
RupnagarSBS Nagar
Patiala
Hoshiarpur
Jalandhar
Kapurthala
Barnala
Malerkotla
19
Dedicated Regional Research Centres
Rain Water Harvesting Seeds Water Harvesting
Hotriculture Kinnow
Mango Litchi Pulses Hotriculture
Hotriculture Kinnow
Source: Punjab Agro
Processing facility
Oil Seeds
Gurdaspur
Amritsar
Faridkot
Fazilka
Kapurthala
Jalandhar
SBS Nagar
Patiala
Hoshiarpur
Pulses FruitsVegetablesWheatCotton Sugarcane
Guava
Citrus
Wheat Pulses
Cotton Pulses Sugarcane
Rice
Fruits Machinery
Sugarcane Rice Wheat Maize
20
Promoting Organic Farming in the State
13,000+ acre with 5,000 farmers under certified organic production
Another 30,000 acre mobilized in Kandi/Forest Area
Digital traceability system using blockchain technology implemented to
bring transparency and efficiency in value chain of organic produce
Major crops grown: Wheat, Basmati Paddy, Maize, Turmeric, Pulses, Oilseed
Hermatic storage technology used for chemical-free storage
Punjab first state to implement traceability system through barcodes on packaging
The School of Organic Farming under Punjab Agricultural University (PAU)
Punjab Agro: Implementing agency to promote organic farming, won ‘Jaivik India Award’
by International Competence Centre for Organic Agriculture in 2019
Source: Pagrexo, Punjab Agro, PAU, APEDA
Procurement of organic produce after three
years of organic certification at remunerative
prices
Specialised Organic Marts (Organic Hut)
promoted at various National and
International Exhibitions
Processing (organic wheat, organic basmati paddy) at certified organic units;
packaging and marketing under the brand name “Five Rivers”
Pathankot
Gurdaspur
Amritsar
Taran Taran
Firozpur
Faridkot
ShriMuktsarSahibFazilka
Bathinda
Mansa
Sangrur
Moga Ludhiana
FatehgarhSahib
SAS Nagar
RupnagarSBS Nagar
Patiala
Hoshiarpur
Jalandhar
Kapurthala
Barnala
Malerkotla
19
Dedicated Regional Research Centres
Rain Water Harvesting Seeds Water Harvesting
Hotriculture Kinnow
Mango Litchi Pulses Hotriculture
Hotriculture Kinnow
Source: Punjab Agro
Processing facility
Oil Seeds
Gurdaspur
Amritsar
Faridkot
Fazilka
Kapurthala
Jalandhar
SBS Nagar
Patiala
Hoshiarpur
Pulses FruitsVegetablesWheatCotton Sugarcane
Guava
Citrus
Wheat Pulses
Cotton Pulses Sugarcane
Rice
Fruits Machinery
Sugarcane Rice Wheat Maize
20
Promoting Organic Farming in the State
13,000+ acre with 5,000 farmers under certified organic production
Another 30,000 acre mobilized in Kandi/Forest Area
Digital traceability system using blockchain technology implemented to
bring transparency and efficiency in value chain of organic produce
Major crops grown: Wheat, Basmati Paddy, Maize, Turmeric, Pulses, Oilseed
Hermatic storage technology used for chemical-free storage
Punjab first state to implement traceability system through barcodes on packaging
The School of Organic Farming under Punjab Agricultural University (PAU)
Punjab Agro: Implementing agency to promote organic farming, won ‘Jaivik India Award’
by International Competence Centre for Organic Agriculture in 2019
Source: Pagrexo, Punjab Agro, PAU, APEDA
Procurement of organic produce after three
years of organic certification at remunerative
prices
Specialised Organic Marts (Organic Hut)
promoted at various National and
International Exhibitions
Processing (organic wheat, organic basmati paddy) at certified organic units;
packaging and marketing under the brand name “Five Rivers”
ADVANTAGEPUNJAB
22Source: MoFPI
Strategically Located& Well Connected
Kolkata
PUNJAB
Mumbai
Proximity to National CapitalNEW DELHI250 Miles
Bengaluru
Hyderabad
New Delhi
4 Hrs
55 Min
Connected to all major metro cities
Connected to Freight Corridors for easy movement of goods
ADVANTAGEPUNJAB
22Source: MoFPI
Strategically Located& Well Connected
Kolkata
PUNJAB
Mumbai
Proximity to National CapitalNEW DELHI250 Miles
Bengaluru
Hyderabad
New Delhi
4 Hrs
55 Min
Connected to all major metro cities
Connected to Freight Corridors for easy movement of goods
Source: Indian Railways, ESOPB, Department of Civil Aviation (GoP) 23
Robust Connectivity
Rail density is twice the
national density
Flights to International locations
including London, Rome, Dubai etc.
and domestic locations such as
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore,
Hyderabad, Pune etc.
100% Road
Connectivity
4/6 Lane Highways
Road density is 1.75 times of India’s road density
AMRITSARINTERNATIONALAIRPORT
MOHALIINTERNATIONALAIRPORT
COMING SOONINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT @ Ludhiana
PATHANKOTDOMESTICAIRPORT
BATHINDADOMESTICAIRPORT
JALANDHARDOMESTICAIRPORT
LUDHIANADOMESTICAIRPORT
24Source: LEADS (Logistics Ease Across Different States) 2021, DIC, Niti Aayog
DEDICATED FREIGHT CORRIDORs (DFC)Eastern & Western (Intersection Point – Dadri)
DFC’s Potential
Increase in Max Speed23 to 70 km/hr
Increase in Load Capacity Per Train5,300 to 13,000 tonnes
Reduction in Freight CostBy 33%
UP
illustrative - Map
10 ICDs | 6 PFTs | 3 MMLPs | 2 CFSs | 2 ICPs | 2 ACCs
Multi Modal Logistics Parks (MMPLs)
Air Cargo Complex [including Perishable Cargo] (ACCs)
Integrated Check Post (ICPs)
Inland Container Depot (ICDs)
Container Freight Station (CFS)
Private Freight Terminal (PFT)
Amritsar Kolkata Industrial Corridor
Export Preparedness Index 2021Amongst Top 10 States in
Ranked 3rd in Ease of Logistics in India
Source: Indian Railways, ESOPB, Department of Civil Aviation (GoP) 23
Robust Connectivity
Rail density is twice the
national density
Flights to International locations
including London, Rome, Dubai etc.
and domestic locations such as
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore,
Hyderabad, Pune etc.
100% Road
Connectivity
4/6 Lane Highways
Road density is 1.75 times of India’s road density
AMRITSARINTERNATIONALAIRPORT
MOHALIINTERNATIONALAIRPORT
COMING SOONINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT @ Ludhiana
PATHANKOTDOMESTICAIRPORT
BATHINDADOMESTICAIRPORT
JALANDHARDOMESTICAIRPORT
LUDHIANADOMESTICAIRPORT
24Source: LEADS (Logistics Ease Across Different States) 2021, DIC, Niti Aayog
DEDICATED FREIGHT CORRIDORs (DFC)Eastern & Western (Intersection Point – Dadri)
DFC’s Potential
Increase in Max Speed23 to 70 km/hr
Increase in Load Capacity Per Train5,300 to 13,000 tonnes
Reduction in Freight CostBy 33%
UP
illustrative - Map
10 ICDs | 6 PFTs | 3 MMLPs | 2 CFSs | 2 ICPs | 2 ACCs
Multi Modal Logistics Parks (MMPLs)
Air Cargo Complex [including Perishable Cargo] (ACCs)
Integrated Check Post (ICPs)
Inland Container Depot (ICDs)
Container Freight Station (CFS)
Private Freight Terminal (PFT)
Amritsar Kolkata Industrial Corridor
Export Preparedness Index 2021Amongst Top 10 States in
Ranked 3rd in Ease of Logistics in India
*Source: Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power, Government of India 25
^*
As on 30.04.2021
Variable Cost
Peaceful Workforce & Relaxed Labour Laws
BOLD REFORMS
= 24x7 shifts allowed across Genders
= Flexibility In Hiring
= No Lockouts
= No Strikes
PEACEFUL LABOUR
Quality Power at Competitive Rates
ABUNDANT QUALITY
INR 5/unit (vc*)
to all industries
LOW COST
TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY
LOW T&D LOSSESPOWER AT
COMPETITIVE RATE
8,812 MW
5,033 MWRenewable
Non Renewable
13,845 MW^
No disruptions in Working Environment
14.7%Punjab
20.7%India
26Source: PSDM, AICTE,DTE,GADVASU,DTE,INST
Skilled Human Capital
thRanked 4 in Human Capital by NITI Aayog on India InnovationIndex 2020
Leading Universities/Colleges/ R&D Institutions
Indian Instituteof Maize Research,Ludhiana
Punjab AgriculturalUniversity(PAU),Ludhiana
Indian Instituteof Technology(IIT), Ropar
Borlaug Institutefor South Asia(BISA), Ludhiana
National Agri-FoodBiotechnologyInstitute (NABI), Mohali
Institute ofNano Scienceand Technology(INST), Mohali
Guru Angad DevVeterinary and AnimalSciences University(GADVASU), Ludhiana
CSIR^-InstituteOf Microbial Technology(IMTECH), Mohali
Dedicated Skill Development centers:
Food Industry Business Incubation Centre, PAU Ludhiana• Food Processing Training & Incubation Centre, RRS, Bathinda•
Dedicated Sector Skill Council:
Agriculture• Food Industry Capacity & Skill Initiative •
Upcoming Training Institutes:
Regional Research and training Centre for Buffaloes (2023), Tarn Taran• Skill University in Ropar •
No. Of Institutes Total Capacity
Engineering Colleges*
Polytechnics**
ITIs
Skill Development Centres
Multi/Health Skill Development Centres
190
141
352
1017
8
62,844
34,604
81,132
60,000
3,700
CSIR*- Council of Scientific & Industrial Research *Includes UG, PG, Diploma, **Diploma only
India’s one of the best agricultural university : PAU
India’s first Agri-Food Biotechnology institute : NABI Home to
*Source: Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power, Government of India 25
^*
As on 30.04.2021
Variable Cost
Peaceful Workforce & Relaxed Labour Laws
BOLD REFORMS
= 24x7 shifts allowed across Genders
= Flexibility In Hiring
= No Lockouts
= No Strikes
PEACEFUL LABOUR
Quality Power at Competitive Rates
ABUNDANT QUALITY
INR 5/unit (vc*)
to all industries
LOW COST
TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY
LOW T&D LOSSESPOWER AT
COMPETITIVE RATE
8,812 MW
5,033 MWRenewable
Non Renewable
13,845 MW^
No disruptions in Working Environment
14.7%Punjab
20.7%India
26Source: PSDM, AICTE,DTE,GADVASU,DTE,INST
Skilled Human Capital
thRanked 4 in Human Capital by NITI Aayog on India InnovationIndex 2020
Leading Universities/Colleges/ R&D Institutions
Indian Instituteof Maize Research,Ludhiana
Punjab AgriculturalUniversity(PAU),Ludhiana
Indian Instituteof Technology(IIT), Ropar
Borlaug Institutefor South Asia(BISA), Ludhiana
National Agri-FoodBiotechnologyInstitute (NABI), Mohali
Institute ofNano Scienceand Technology(INST), Mohali
Guru Angad DevVeterinary and AnimalSciences University(GADVASU), Ludhiana
CSIR^-InstituteOf Microbial Technology(IMTECH), Mohali
Dedicated Skill Development centers:
Food Industry Business Incubation Centre, PAU Ludhiana• Food Processing Training & Incubation Centre, RRS, Bathinda•
Dedicated Sector Skill Council:
Agriculture• Food Industry Capacity & Skill Initiative •
Upcoming Training Institutes:
Regional Research and training Centre for Buffaloes (2023), Tarn Taran• Skill University in Ropar •
No. Of Institutes Total Capacity
Engineering Colleges*
Polytechnics**
ITIs
Skill Development Centres
Multi/Health Skill Development Centres
190
141
352
1017
8
62,844
34,604
81,132
60,000
3,700
CSIR*- Council of Scientific & Industrial Research *Includes UG, PG, Diploma, **Diploma only
India’s one of the best agricultural university : PAU
India’s first Agri-Food Biotechnology institute : NABI Home to
28
Unmatched Incentives
Minimum Investment (FCI) OR Minimum Direct Employment
Definition Of Anchor Unit(Highest Incentive Category)
GST Reimbursement on inter and intra State sales for 15 years. Recovery of up to 200% of FCI. Land cost is a part of FCI
Employment subsidy up to INR 48,000 per employee per year for 5 years with NO DOMICILE RESTRICTIONS
100% Electricity Duty Exemption for 15 years
100% Exemption of Land CLUD/ EDC charges & Stamp Duty
INR 50 crore 500 Persons
100% Exemption of Property Tax for 10 years
100% Exemption from the conditionof the license issued by PAMB for setting up private
market yard from payment of 2% over and above the MSP
100% Exemption of Market Fee, Rural Development fee andother State taxes for purchase of raw material up to 10 years
Food Processing Industries
Percentage Share of State in Cognizable Crimes (2020)
1.3
1.6
2.1
2.3
2.4
2.9
3.1
3.8
4.1
4.1
6.8 8.6
8.8
10.5
11.1
21.9
Punjab
Chattisgarh
Odisha
Telangana
Karnataka
West Bengal
Haryana
Andhra Pradesh
Bihar
Rajasthan
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
Gujarat
Tamil Nadu
Rate of Cognizable Crimes (2020)
Safest Place To Do Business
One of the Lowest Share of Cognizable Crimes amongst major industrialized states of India
st Ranked 1 in Safety and Legal Environment by NITI Aayog
*Source: As per NCRB 2020, India Innovation Report 2020, Niti Aayog 27
28
Unmatched Incentives
Minimum Investment (FCI) OR Minimum Direct Employment
Definition Of Anchor Unit(Highest Incentive Category)
GST Reimbursement on inter and intra State sales for 15 years. Recovery of up to 200% of FCI. Land cost is a part of FCI
Employment subsidy up to INR 48,000 per employee per year for 5 years with NO DOMICILE RESTRICTIONS
100% Electricity Duty Exemption for 15 years
100% Exemption of Land CLUD/ EDC charges & Stamp Duty
INR 50 crore 500 Persons
100% Exemption of Property Tax for 10 years
100% Exemption from the conditionof the license issued by PAMB for setting up private
market yard from payment of 2% over and above the MSP
100% Exemption of Market Fee, Rural Development fee andother State taxes for purchase of raw material up to 10 years
Food Processing Industries
Percentage Share of State in Cognizable Crimes (2020)
1.3
1.6
2.1
2.3
2.4
2.9
3.1
3.8
4.1
4.1
6.8 8.6
8.8
10.5
11.1
21.9
Punjab
Chattisgarh
Odisha
Telangana
Karnataka
West Bengal
Haryana
Andhra Pradesh
Bihar
Rajasthan
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
Gujarat
Tamil Nadu
Rate of Cognizable Crimes (2020)
Safest Place To Do Business
One of the Lowest Share of Cognizable Crimes amongst major industrialized states of India
st Ranked 1 in Safety and Legal Environment by NITI Aayog
*Source: As per NCRB 2020, India Innovation Report 2020, Niti Aayog 27
30
DIGITAL APPROVALS
DEDICATEDRELATIONSHIP
OFFICER
INVESTMENT PROMOTION
AGENCY
UNIFIED REGULATOR
(23 Departments)
REGULATORYCLEARANCES
INVESTMENT PROMOTION
INVESTMENT FACILITATION
FISCAL INCENTIVES
ADVANCED SINGLE WINDOW SYSTEM
ONE OF ITS KIND IN INDIA
ONE STOP OFFICE
TOP PERFORMING STATE INVESTMENT PROMOTION AGENCY OF INDIA (GOI)
Punjab is amongst the in the Top Acheivers
as per GoIEase of Doing Business Ranking 2020
Ease Of Doing Business – Invest Punjab
29
Incentives For Non-Anchor Units
= 5% p.a. interest subsidy in border districts and Kandi Area and SC/women
entrepreneurs upto 10 Lakh/ year for 3 years
= Reimbursement of 50% of expenses up to INR 5 lakh under ZED scheme of GOI
= 100% Reimbursement of expenses in quality certifications up to INR 10 lakh
= 1% of FOB value or actual freight paid from the place of manufacture to
shipment, whichever is less up to INR 20 Lac p.a
= Assistance for Finance, Technology, Infrastructure, Marketing & Exports etc.
GST Reimbursement on inter and intra State sales for 10 years.
Recovery of up to 125% of FCI. Land cost is a part of FCI
100% Electricity Duty Exemption for 10 years
100% Exemption of Land CLU/ EDC charges & Stamp Duty
100% Exemption of Property Tax for 10 years
INDUSTRIAL PARK - 25 ACRE & ABOVE
UPTO 50% ALLOWED
FOR OTHER USE
&
NO CLU/EDC CHARGES
Agri & Food Processing is defined as Thrust Sector
Incentives to Thrust* sector units
100% Exemption of Market Fee, Rural Development fee and
other State taxes for purchase of raw material up to 10 years
Additional** incentives to MSME Units
*MSME, Large **Incentives over and above offered to thrust sector units
30
DIGITAL APPROVALS
DEDICATEDRELATIONSHIP
OFFICER
INVESTMENT PROMOTION
AGENCY
UNIFIED REGULATOR
(23 Departments)
REGULATORYCLEARANCES
INVESTMENT PROMOTION
INVESTMENT FACILITATION
FISCAL INCENTIVES
ADVANCED SINGLE WINDOW SYSTEM
ONE OF ITS KIND IN INDIA
ONE STOP OFFICE
TOP PERFORMING STATE INVESTMENT PROMOTION AGENCY OF INDIA (GOI)
Punjab is amongst the in the Top Acheivers
as per GoIEase of Doing Business Ranking 2020
Ease Of Doing Business – Invest Punjab
29
Incentives For Non-Anchor Units
= 5% p.a. interest subsidy in border districts and Kandi Area and SC/women
entrepreneurs upto 10 Lakh/ year for 3 years
= Reimbursement of 50% of expenses up to INR 5 lakh under ZED scheme of GOI
= 100% Reimbursement of expenses in quality certifications up to INR 10 lakh
= 1% of FOB value or actual freight paid from the place of manufacture to
shipment, whichever is less up to INR 20 Lac p.a
= Assistance for Finance, Technology, Infrastructure, Marketing & Exports etc.
GST Reimbursement on inter and intra State sales for 10 years.
Recovery of up to 125% of FCI. Land cost is a part of FCI
100% Electricity Duty Exemption for 10 years
100% Exemption of Land CLU/ EDC charges & Stamp Duty
100% Exemption of Property Tax for 10 years
INDUSTRIAL PARK - 25 ACRE & ABOVE
UPTO 50% ALLOWED
FOR OTHER USE
&
NO CLU/EDC CHARGES
Agri & Food Processing is defined as Thrust Sector
Incentives to Thrust* sector units
100% Exemption of Market Fee, Rural Development fee and
other State taxes for purchase of raw material up to 10 years
Additional** incentives to MSME Units
*MSME, Large **Incentives over and above offered to thrust sector units
Source: Census 2011NITI Aayog Health Index 2019, MHRD, GoI; Niti Aayog SDG 31
Quality of Life
Bestech Square MallWave Mall Trilium Mall Pavilion Mall
BEST EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
HOSPITALITY
RECREATION
BEST HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
thRanked 8 on Health Index by GoI
thPunjab has the 4 highest Average Life Expectancy in India
Punjab (Score 77) performs better than India
(National Average Score 74) on SDG 3 (Health)
Source: Census 2011NITI Aayog Health Index 2019, MHRD, GoI; Niti Aayog SDG 31
Quality of Life
Bestech Square MallWave Mall Trilium Mall Pavilion Mall
BEST EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
HOSPITALITY
RECREATION
BEST HEALTHCARE FACILITIES
thRanked 8 on Health Index by GoI
thPunjab has the 4 highest Average Life Expectancy in India
Punjab (Score 77) performs better than India
(National Average Score 74) on SDG 3 (Health)
INVESTMENTOPPORTUNITIES
34
Plethora of Opportunities across Value Chain
Production
• Production of organic food with traceability
• Agricultural biotech & micro irrigation techniques
• Machinery & equipment manufacturing
• High quality and pest resistant seed production
• Cattle feed and poultry feed
• Agritech and precision agriculture
Processing
• Processing capacities for poultry, pork, buffalo meat
•V alue added dairy products
•F ruit Juice concentrate manufacturing – Kinnow, Guava, Litchi,
Mango with Israel
•P otato Processing
•F ood Packaging
Infrastructure & Logistics
• Perishable cargo handling capacities
•C old storages
•R eefer technology
•R efrigerated transport solutions
•M odern pack houses
•A gri-cargo handling, mechanized grain handling & storage
•N ew veterinary technology, cattle diagnostics services etc.
INVESTMENTOPPORTUNITIES
34
Plethora of Opportunities across Value Chain
Production
• Production of organic food with traceability
• Agricultural biotech & micro irrigation techniques
• Machinery & equipment manufacturing
• High quality and pest resistant seed production
• Cattle feed and poultry feed
• Agritech and precision agriculture
Processing
• Processing capacities for poultry, pork, buffalo meat
•V alue added dairy products
•F ruit Juice concentrate manufacturing – Kinnow, Guava, Litchi,
Mango with Israel
•P otato Processing
•F ood Packaging
Infrastructure & Logistics
• Perishable cargo handling capacities
•C old storages
•R eefer technology
•R efrigerated transport solutions
•M odern pack houses
•A gri-cargo handling, mechanized grain handling & storage
•N ew veterinary technology, cattle diagnostics services etc.
INVESTORSVOICE
36
The Invest Punjab team very professionally facilitated the operationalisation of
our project in Bhatinda and we continue to receive support from them. This has
encouraged us to strengthen our relationship with the livestock farmers and
contribute to their success.
Mr. Ravindra Vyawahare,
Managing Director,
Cargill Animal Nutrition & Health
Ease of doing business & single window clearance system for all the Regulatory
Approvals is one of the best services offered by PBIP.
PBIP understands, evaluates and provide investor friendly response in a
corporate style which eventually helps the investor to chart out future course
for growth and success .
Mr. Ravi Kant Jaipuria
Chairman,
Varun Beverages Ltd.
Our experience in executing this project has been extremely positive, all
approvals had happened in time bound fashion.
Approach of the Bureau has been one of finding a solution to any problem that
comes in the way.
Mr. Sanjiv Puri
CMD, ITC Ltd.
INVESTORSVOICE
36
The Invest Punjab team very professionally facilitated the operationalisation of
our project in Bhatinda and we continue to receive support from them. This has
encouraged us to strengthen our relationship with the livestock farmers and
contribute to their success.
Mr. Ravindra Vyawahare,
Managing Director,
Cargill Animal Nutrition & Health
Ease of doing business & single window clearance system for all the Regulatory
Approvals is one of the best services offered by PBIP.
PBIP understands, evaluates and provide investor friendly response in a
corporate style which eventually helps the investor to chart out future course
for growth and success .
Mr. Ravi Kant Jaipuria
Chairman,
Varun Beverages Ltd.
Our experience in executing this project has been extremely positive, all
approvals had happened in time bound fashion.
Approach of the Bureau has been one of finding a solution to any problem that
comes in the way.
Mr. Sanjiv Puri
CMD, ITC Ltd.
37
True to its motto of Business First, PBIP has been instrumental in facilitating
Century Plyboards to establish state of the art MDF plant at Hoshiarpur
seamlessly. Positive approach of Bureau team, good incentive portfolio,
coupled with support extended by the administration at the grass root level
since inception, has been commendable in carrying out business with ease. I
wish Invest Punjab team all the very best.
Mr. Prem Bhajanka
Managing Director
Century Plyboards India Ltd.
The state of Punjab has been an integral part of the PepsiCo India operations
from the very start. A very supportive and industry-friendly Punjab Govt. with
ably aided institution like Invest Punjab, has implemented many industry-
friendly policies and agricultural reforms leading to job creation and further
investment opportunities. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the
entire Punjab Govt for their continued support and guidance to the PepsiCo
ecosystem especially during these challenging times.
Mr. Ahmed ElSheikh
President,
PepsiCo.
38
Partners in Growth
37
True to its motto of Business First, PBIP has been instrumental in facilitating
Century Plyboards to establish state of the art MDF plant at Hoshiarpur
seamlessly. Positive approach of Bureau team, good incentive portfolio,
coupled with support extended by the administration at the grass root level
since inception, has been commendable in carrying out business with ease. I
wish Invest Punjab team all the very best.
Mr. Prem Bhajanka
Managing Director
Century Plyboards India Ltd.
The state of Punjab has been an integral part of the PepsiCo India operations
from the very start. A very supportive and industry-friendly Punjab Govt. with
ably aided institution like Invest Punjab, has implemented many industry-
friendly policies and agricultural reforms leading to job creation and further
investment opportunities. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the
entire Punjab Govt for their continued support and guidance to the PepsiCo
ecosystem especially during these challenging times.
Mr. Ahmed ElSheikh
President,
PepsiCo.
38
Partners in Growth
39
Recent Key Investments in the Sector
Source: Invest Punjab
InvestorInvestment(in INR Cr.)
ITC
Varun Beverages Limited (Pepsico)
Verka
CN IFFCO PVT LTD
Ludhiana Beverages Pvt Ltd. (Coca Cola)
Sukhijt Starch and Chemicals Ltd
Frigerio Conserva Allana Private Limited
Abis Exports
Pepsico India Holdings Pvt Ltd.
Cargill India
Sampoorna Feeds Pvt. Ltd.
Godrej Tyson Foods Ltd
Adani Wilmar
Field Fresh
1281
800
708
489
653
152
125
119
87
71
70
56
54
83
Period – Jan’2017- Feb’2022
40Source: Invest Punjab
Cargill India Private Limited - Bathinda
Century Plyboard - Hoshiarpur Godrej Tyson Foods Pvt. Ltd. - Ludhiana Hindustan Unilever Ltd - Patiala
Iscon Balaji Foods Private Ltd - Ludhiana
Ludhiana Beverages Private Limited - Hoshiarpur Mrs Bectors - Rajpura Varun Beverages - Pathankot
Other Projects
Adler Wood India Private Limited - S.A.S Nagar
ITC Limited - Kapurthala
39
Recent Key Investments in the Sector
Source: Invest Punjab
InvestorInvestment(in INR Cr.)
ITC
Varun Beverages Limited (Pepsico)
Verka
CN IFFCO PVT LTD
Ludhiana Beverages Pvt Ltd. (Coca Cola)
Sukhijt Starch and Chemicals Ltd
Frigerio Conserva Allana Private Limited
Abis Exports
Pepsico India Holdings Pvt Ltd.
Cargill India
Sampoorna Feeds Pvt. Ltd.
Godrej Tyson Foods Ltd
Adani Wilmar
Field Fresh
1281
800
708
489
653
152
125
119
87
71
70
56
54
83
Period – Jan’2017- Feb’2022
40Source: Invest Punjab
Cargill India Private Limited - Bathinda
Century Plyboard - Hoshiarpur Godrej Tyson Foods Pvt. Ltd. - Ludhiana Hindustan Unilever Ltd - Patiala
Iscon Balaji Foods Private Ltd - Ludhiana
Ludhiana Beverages Private Limited - Hoshiarpur Mrs Bectors - Rajpura Varun Beverages - Pathankot
Other Projects
Adler Wood India Private Limited - S.A.S Nagar
ITC Limited - Kapurthala
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