This document provides operational guidelines for implementing the Food Processing Policy 2010-2015 in Andhra Pradesh, India. Key points include:
- The policy aims to promote food processing industries in AP from 2010-2015 by offering incentives like power cost reimbursement, infrastructure support, and tax reimbursements.
- Eligible industries include those involved in processing agriculture, horticulture, dairy, meat, fisheries, and other agro-food products. The guidelines outline the application process and committees for approving incentives.
- Benefits include 25% funding for external infrastructure up to Rs. 2 crores, tax reimbursements for mega food parks, and reimbursement of power costs up to Rs. 1 per unit for 5
The Indian government is revising its special economic zone (SEZ) policy to boost declining exports. It is considering relaxing minimum land area requirements for more sectors and cutting it from 100 hectares to 10 hectares for agro-processing SEZs. It is also planning to halve the minimum area for multi-services SEZs from 100 to 50 hectares. These changes aim to rekindle investor interest in SEZs and supplement policy alterations made three months ago to boost exports, which declined 1.41% in the first quarter of the current fiscal year amid pressure on the current account deficit.
With Investments being the integral part of the economic development, this edition also highlights the investment scenario in the CII western region for the June quarter ending. Apart from the aforementioned articles it also carries the regular feature of Economy Snapshot and activities in the region.
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This document provides the revised minimum wage rates for employees in the agriculture sector in Andhra Pradesh, India. It lists the minimum basic wages to be paid per category of employee, including adult farm servants, casual laborers for various agricultural tasks, tractor drivers, and others. It also specifies the cost of living allowance amounts to be paid for each point of increase in the cost of living index. The rates are divided into three zones based on mandals notified by district collectors.
An Agri Export Zone (AEZ) is a geographic region designated for agricultural processing industries focused on exports. In 2001, the Indian government announced a policy to establish AEZs across the country, sanctioning 60 zones comprising 40 agricultural commodities spread across 20 states. AEZs are intended to benefit farmers through better prices, improve product quality and packaging, promote trade research, increase employment, and add value to raw agricultural goods. Tamil Nadu has notified AEZs for flowers in Dharmapuri and Nilgiri districts and for mangoes, cashews, and other crops in several districts. The government provides various financial assistance, training, research funding, and infrastructure support to promote exports from AEZs and
This document is the preface and table of contents for the "Pocket Book of Agricultural Statistics 2014" published by the Government of India's Ministry of Agriculture. It provides an overview of the publication, which contains statistical tables on key indicators related to Indian agriculture. These include socio-economic data, government outlays and expenditures, labor and poverty statistics, agricultural land use, production and yields of major crops and horticulture, livestock, inputs and costs, prices and procurement, consumption, international comparisons, and agricultural emissions. The preface notes that additional useful data from other sources have been included in this edition.
This document provides an overview of the Indian food processing industry. It discusses the industry's size and output, growth prospects due to increasing incomes and urbanization, classification of sub-industries, and reforms promoting investment and trade. Key reforms include reducing import/export duties and corporate taxes, permitting 100% FDI, and establishing agri export zones and food parks. The document also outlines the 10th and 11th Five Year Plans' focus on infrastructure, standards, and human resource development to further promote the food processing industry.
The Indian government is revising its special economic zone (SEZ) policy to boost declining exports. It is considering relaxing minimum land area requirements for more sectors and cutting it from 100 hectares to 10 hectares for agro-processing SEZs. It is also planning to halve the minimum area for multi-services SEZs from 100 to 50 hectares. These changes aim to rekindle investor interest in SEZs and supplement policy alterations made three months ago to boost exports, which declined 1.41% in the first quarter of the current fiscal year amid pressure on the current account deficit.
With Investments being the integral part of the economic development, this edition also highlights the investment scenario in the CII western region for the June quarter ending. Apart from the aforementioned articles it also carries the regular feature of Economy Snapshot and activities in the region.
An advisory firm delivering services to the investors may help you in this sector. They use to provide such professionals who give such tips and hints which benefits the traders and help them to achieve the desired success.
This document provides the revised minimum wage rates for employees in the agriculture sector in Andhra Pradesh, India. It lists the minimum basic wages to be paid per category of employee, including adult farm servants, casual laborers for various agricultural tasks, tractor drivers, and others. It also specifies the cost of living allowance amounts to be paid for each point of increase in the cost of living index. The rates are divided into three zones based on mandals notified by district collectors.
An Agri Export Zone (AEZ) is a geographic region designated for agricultural processing industries focused on exports. In 2001, the Indian government announced a policy to establish AEZs across the country, sanctioning 60 zones comprising 40 agricultural commodities spread across 20 states. AEZs are intended to benefit farmers through better prices, improve product quality and packaging, promote trade research, increase employment, and add value to raw agricultural goods. Tamil Nadu has notified AEZs for flowers in Dharmapuri and Nilgiri districts and for mangoes, cashews, and other crops in several districts. The government provides various financial assistance, training, research funding, and infrastructure support to promote exports from AEZs and
This document is the preface and table of contents for the "Pocket Book of Agricultural Statistics 2014" published by the Government of India's Ministry of Agriculture. It provides an overview of the publication, which contains statistical tables on key indicators related to Indian agriculture. These include socio-economic data, government outlays and expenditures, labor and poverty statistics, agricultural land use, production and yields of major crops and horticulture, livestock, inputs and costs, prices and procurement, consumption, international comparisons, and agricultural emissions. The preface notes that additional useful data from other sources have been included in this edition.
This document provides an overview of the Indian food processing industry. It discusses the industry's size and output, growth prospects due to increasing incomes and urbanization, classification of sub-industries, and reforms promoting investment and trade. Key reforms include reducing import/export duties and corporate taxes, permitting 100% FDI, and establishing agri export zones and food parks. The document also outlines the 10th and 11th Five Year Plans' focus on infrastructure, standards, and human resource development to further promote the food processing industry.
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
Package Scheme of Industries is a document detailing the Incentives for New Industrial Investment in the state of Maharashtra.
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
This document outlines the investment policy for the information technology sector in Madhya Pradesh, India for 2012. The policy aims to develop the IT, ITES, and EHM industries to drive inclusive growth and job creation. It provides various incentives for attracting investment such as land at concessional rates, stamp duty exemptions, power incentives, interest and capital subsidies, and reimbursements for skill training. The policy also relaxes certain labour laws and regulations to promote 24/7 operations in the sector. Existing IT units undergoing expansion will also receive incentives on their additional investments. The state aims to develop major cities like Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Jabalpur as hubs for the IT industry
Maharashtra Industrial policy of 2013, Incentives for Investment.Bakul Haria
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
1. Maharashtra has always been a leader in India's economic and social development and recognizes advances in science and technology as opportunities for transformation. Biotechnology in particular has huge potential to impact sectors like agriculture, health, and the environment in Maharashtra.
2. The document outlines how biotechnology can revolutionize healthcare through predictive, corrective, and regenerative medicine. It can also increase agricultural yields and improve livestock through techniques like gene editing, transgenic crops, and selective breeding.
3. Maharashtra is well-positioned to become a global leader in biotechnology due to strengths like human capital, research institutions, infrastructure, business environment, and a history of biotech foundations and industries in the state.
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The document outlines the key details of a new textile policy announced by the State Government for 2011-2017. Some key points:
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- It aims to attract Rs. 40,000 crore in investment and create 11 lakh new jobs in the textile sector over 5 years.
- It provides subsidies and financial assistance to set up new textile units and modernize/expand existing ones, especially in Vidarbha, Marathwada and North Maharashtra regions.
- Interest subsidies will be provided on long-term loans linked to the central government's TUFS scheme, with the goal of ensuring an
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
Arunachal pradesh state ind policy 2008Bakul Haria
The document summarizes the key points of the Industrial Policy 2008 of Arunachal Pradesh. It aims to create an investor-friendly environment to promote industrial growth, generate employment, and utilize local resources. The policy identifies priority industries including those based on agriculture, minerals and hydropower. It provides various fiscal incentives like tax exemptions, infrastructure support, and skill development programs. The policy establishes committees and aims to strengthen existing institutions to facilitate industrial development in the state through a simplified approval process.
Arunachal Pradesh Industrial Policy, 2008.
Besides there are Locational advantages under the North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP) 2007.
The Karnataka Industrial Policy 2009-2014 aims to promote industrial development, employment, and economic growth in the state over the next 5 years. Key goals include providing 10 lakh new jobs, increasing industry's share of state GDP to 20%, and doubling exports to Rs. 1.3 lakh crore. The policy focuses on infrastructure development, skill building, promoting MSMEs, and providing performance-linked incentives. It seeks to harness local resources and spread industries across the state to address regional imbalances.
The document discusses food safety and standards for rice based value added products in India. It provides an overview of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), which is responsible for implementing food regulations. It outlines the key provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 regarding licensing and registration requirements for food businesses. It also summarizes some of the important food safety and standards regulations implemented by FSSAI, including standards for different types of rice and food products.
The document provides an overview of the key aspects of the Union Budget of India for 2014-2015. It summarizes that the total budget expenditure is estimated to be INR 17.95 trillion for 2014-15 with non-planned expenditure making up INR 12.20 trillion. Gross market borrowing is projected to be INR 6 trillion for 2014-15. Key areas of spending include subsidies of INR 2.51 trillion with petroleum subsidies estimated at INR 634.27 billion. The budget also outlines several tax policy changes including raising the income tax exemption limit and changes to excise duties and customs rates for various products and sectors.
An overview of the Indian Union Budget 2014-15 by ValueNotes Research - spending; borrowing; subsidies; revenues; direct & indirect tax; and its impact on sectors such as automobiles, BFSI, FMCG, IT, mining, infrastructure, capital goods, oil & gas, real estate, manufacturing, and power
This document discusses definitions for micro, small, and medium enterprises based on investment levels in manufacturing and service sectors. It also summarizes the registration process for these enterprises. Micro enterprises in manufacturing have investments under Rs. 25 lakh, small have between Rs. 25 lakh to Rs. 5 crore, and medium between Rs. 5-10 crore. In services, micro is under Rs. 10 lakh, small Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 2 crore, and medium Rs. 2-5 crore. Registration is voluntary and involves initial provisional registration followed by permanent registration after production begins.
Government of Odisha is committed to create an ecosystem for pharmaceuticals manufacturing in the State. This Policy shall act as a catalyst for higher investments and employment in the State in the pharmaceutical sector.
The Jammu & Kashmir Industrial Policy-2004 aims to promote industrialization in the state through 2025. Key elements include expanding capital investment subsidies for backward blocks and modernizing existing industries, providing subsidies for infrastructure development, pollution control, skills training, and brand promotion. An industrial committee will be formed to facilitate interaction between industry and government and address industry needs. The policy is expected to usher in a new era of industrialization in Jammu & Kashmir.
The document summarizes key allocations from the Union Budget of India for 2008-09 across several sectors such as education, health, agriculture, infrastructure, and others. Some highlights include an allocation of Rs. 34,400 crore for education with a 20% increase, Rs. 16,534 crore for health with a 15% increase, Rs. 500 billion for a farm debt waiver scheme, and expected revenues from income tax of Rs. 120,604 crore and corporate tax of Rs. 226,361 crore. The revenue deficit is estimated at 1% of GDP for 2008-09 and fiscal deficit at 2.5% of GDP.
The document outlines the operational guidelines for a subsidy scheme in India that provides grants for the creation and expansion of food processing and preservation capacities. Key details include: eligible sectors and activities; preference given to proposals located in mega food parks and clusters; a maximum grant amount of 35-50% of project costs depending on location; ineligible cost components; application process; and disbursement of funds in two installments upon meeting utilization and production targets.
This document provides operational guidelines for implementing the Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (IIPP) 2010-2015 in Andhra Pradesh, India. Some key points:
- The policy aims to promote industrial investment in AP by offering various incentives to new industrial enterprises set up between July 2010-March 2015, excluding certain municipal areas.
- Eligible projects include new industries, expansions of at least 25% in investment/capacity of existing industries, and diversification projects with 25% increase in investment/turnover.
- Incentives include reimbursement of up to 100% of stamp duty and transfer duty paid on land purchase for industrial use. Reimbursement also applies to stamp duty for land/building
This document provides operational guidelines for implementing the Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (IIPP) 2010-2015 in Andhra Pradesh, India. Some key points:
- The policy aims to promote industrial investment in AP by offering various incentives to new industrial enterprises set up between July 2010-March 2015, excluding certain municipal areas.
- Eligible projects include new industries, expansions of at least 25% in investment/capacity of existing industries, and diversification projects with 25% increase in investment/turnover.
- Incentives include reimbursement of up to 100% of stamp duty and transfer duty paid on land purchase for industrial use. Reimbursement also applies to stamp duty on lease/mort
The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian Union Budget for 2013-2014. It proposes a tax credit for individuals earning under Rs. 5 lakh annually and increases surcharges on high-earning individuals and companies. It also outlines plans to increase revenues from tax proposals, asset sales, and spectrum auctions. Expenditure on subsidies, infrastructure, rural development and defense are projected to rise. Custom duties are reduced or increased on various goods.
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
Package Scheme of Industries is a document detailing the Incentives for New Industrial Investment in the state of Maharashtra.
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
This document outlines the investment policy for the information technology sector in Madhya Pradesh, India for 2012. The policy aims to develop the IT, ITES, and EHM industries to drive inclusive growth and job creation. It provides various incentives for attracting investment such as land at concessional rates, stamp duty exemptions, power incentives, interest and capital subsidies, and reimbursements for skill training. The policy also relaxes certain labour laws and regulations to promote 24/7 operations in the sector. Existing IT units undergoing expansion will also receive incentives on their additional investments. The state aims to develop major cities like Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Jabalpur as hubs for the IT industry
Maharashtra Industrial policy of 2013, Incentives for Investment.Bakul Haria
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
1. Maharashtra has always been a leader in India's economic and social development and recognizes advances in science and technology as opportunities for transformation. Biotechnology in particular has huge potential to impact sectors like agriculture, health, and the environment in Maharashtra.
2. The document outlines how biotechnology can revolutionize healthcare through predictive, corrective, and regenerative medicine. It can also increase agricultural yields and improve livestock through techniques like gene editing, transgenic crops, and selective breeding.
3. Maharashtra is well-positioned to become a global leader in biotechnology due to strengths like human capital, research institutions, infrastructure, business environment, and a history of biotech foundations and industries in the state.
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The document outlines the key details of a new textile policy announced by the State Government for 2011-2017. Some key points:
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- It aims to attract Rs. 40,000 crore in investment and create 11 lakh new jobs in the textile sector over 5 years.
- It provides subsidies and financial assistance to set up new textile units and modernize/expand existing ones, especially in Vidarbha, Marathwada and North Maharashtra regions.
- Interest subsidies will be provided on long-term loans linked to the central government's TUFS scheme, with the goal of ensuring an
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
Arunachal pradesh state ind policy 2008Bakul Haria
The document summarizes the key points of the Industrial Policy 2008 of Arunachal Pradesh. It aims to create an investor-friendly environment to promote industrial growth, generate employment, and utilize local resources. The policy identifies priority industries including those based on agriculture, minerals and hydropower. It provides various fiscal incentives like tax exemptions, infrastructure support, and skill development programs. The policy establishes committees and aims to strengthen existing institutions to facilitate industrial development in the state through a simplified approval process.
Arunachal Pradesh Industrial Policy, 2008.
Besides there are Locational advantages under the North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP) 2007.
The Karnataka Industrial Policy 2009-2014 aims to promote industrial development, employment, and economic growth in the state over the next 5 years. Key goals include providing 10 lakh new jobs, increasing industry's share of state GDP to 20%, and doubling exports to Rs. 1.3 lakh crore. The policy focuses on infrastructure development, skill building, promoting MSMEs, and providing performance-linked incentives. It seeks to harness local resources and spread industries across the state to address regional imbalances.
The document discusses food safety and standards for rice based value added products in India. It provides an overview of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), which is responsible for implementing food regulations. It outlines the key provisions of the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 regarding licensing and registration requirements for food businesses. It also summarizes some of the important food safety and standards regulations implemented by FSSAI, including standards for different types of rice and food products.
The document provides an overview of the key aspects of the Union Budget of India for 2014-2015. It summarizes that the total budget expenditure is estimated to be INR 17.95 trillion for 2014-15 with non-planned expenditure making up INR 12.20 trillion. Gross market borrowing is projected to be INR 6 trillion for 2014-15. Key areas of spending include subsidies of INR 2.51 trillion with petroleum subsidies estimated at INR 634.27 billion. The budget also outlines several tax policy changes including raising the income tax exemption limit and changes to excise duties and customs rates for various products and sectors.
An overview of the Indian Union Budget 2014-15 by ValueNotes Research - spending; borrowing; subsidies; revenues; direct & indirect tax; and its impact on sectors such as automobiles, BFSI, FMCG, IT, mining, infrastructure, capital goods, oil & gas, real estate, manufacturing, and power
This document discusses definitions for micro, small, and medium enterprises based on investment levels in manufacturing and service sectors. It also summarizes the registration process for these enterprises. Micro enterprises in manufacturing have investments under Rs. 25 lakh, small have between Rs. 25 lakh to Rs. 5 crore, and medium between Rs. 5-10 crore. In services, micro is under Rs. 10 lakh, small Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 2 crore, and medium Rs. 2-5 crore. Registration is voluntary and involves initial provisional registration followed by permanent registration after production begins.
Government of Odisha is committed to create an ecosystem for pharmaceuticals manufacturing in the State. This Policy shall act as a catalyst for higher investments and employment in the State in the pharmaceutical sector.
The Jammu & Kashmir Industrial Policy-2004 aims to promote industrialization in the state through 2025. Key elements include expanding capital investment subsidies for backward blocks and modernizing existing industries, providing subsidies for infrastructure development, pollution control, skills training, and brand promotion. An industrial committee will be formed to facilitate interaction between industry and government and address industry needs. The policy is expected to usher in a new era of industrialization in Jammu & Kashmir.
The document summarizes key allocations from the Union Budget of India for 2008-09 across several sectors such as education, health, agriculture, infrastructure, and others. Some highlights include an allocation of Rs. 34,400 crore for education with a 20% increase, Rs. 16,534 crore for health with a 15% increase, Rs. 500 billion for a farm debt waiver scheme, and expected revenues from income tax of Rs. 120,604 crore and corporate tax of Rs. 226,361 crore. The revenue deficit is estimated at 1% of GDP for 2008-09 and fiscal deficit at 2.5% of GDP.
The document outlines the operational guidelines for a subsidy scheme in India that provides grants for the creation and expansion of food processing and preservation capacities. Key details include: eligible sectors and activities; preference given to proposals located in mega food parks and clusters; a maximum grant amount of 35-50% of project costs depending on location; ineligible cost components; application process; and disbursement of funds in two installments upon meeting utilization and production targets.
This document provides operational guidelines for implementing the Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (IIPP) 2010-2015 in Andhra Pradesh, India. Some key points:
- The policy aims to promote industrial investment in AP by offering various incentives to new industrial enterprises set up between July 2010-March 2015, excluding certain municipal areas.
- Eligible projects include new industries, expansions of at least 25% in investment/capacity of existing industries, and diversification projects with 25% increase in investment/turnover.
- Incentives include reimbursement of up to 100% of stamp duty and transfer duty paid on land purchase for industrial use. Reimbursement also applies to stamp duty for land/building
This document provides operational guidelines for implementing the Industrial Investment Promotion Policy (IIPP) 2010-2015 in Andhra Pradesh, India. Some key points:
- The policy aims to promote industrial investment in AP by offering various incentives to new industrial enterprises set up between July 2010-March 2015, excluding certain municipal areas.
- Eligible projects include new industries, expansions of at least 25% in investment/capacity of existing industries, and diversification projects with 25% increase in investment/turnover.
- Incentives include reimbursement of up to 100% of stamp duty and transfer duty paid on land purchase for industrial use. Reimbursement also applies to stamp duty on lease/mort
The document summarizes key aspects of the Indian Union Budget for 2013-2014. It proposes a tax credit for individuals earning under Rs. 5 lakh annually and increases surcharges on high-earning individuals and companies. It also outlines plans to increase revenues from tax proposals, asset sales, and spectrum auctions. Expenditure on subsidies, infrastructure, rural development and defense are projected to rise. Custom duties are reduced or increased on various goods.
The document discusses various policies by the Indian government to support small scale industries (SSIs) since independence in 1947. It outlines key provisions and fiscal incentives for SSIs established in Industrial Policy Resolutions from 1948 to 1991, including tax exemptions, reservations of products for SSIs, and preferential treatment. Measures for promoting SSIs are also summarized, such as technical assistance, marketing support, and new initiatives like technology business incubators.
The Maharashtra government has recently declared the new Industrial Policy -2013 (Government resolution no. PSI-2013/CT-54/IND-8) (hereinafter referred as PSI-2013) to ensure sustained industrial growth through various innovative initiatives so as to further improve the conducive industrial climate in the State and to provide global competitive edge to the industries in the State.
Direct and Indirect Tax benefit For Industries with special Incentive Scheme for Industries in Maharashtra - The Maharashtra government has recently declared the new Industrial Policy -2013 (Government resolution no. PSI-2013/CT-54/IND-8) (hereinafter referred as PSI-2013) to ensure sustained industrial growth through various innovative initiatives so as to further improve the conducive industrial climate in the State and to provide global competitive edge to the industries in the State.
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Ethanol Project: Mega Factories
Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade’ has created NSWS Portal, an initiative of the Government of India that promotes ‘Blending Of Ethanol’ with Petrol products so that there is a “Saving in Import of Crude Oil” and also conservation of valuable Foreign Exchange.
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The document outlines various assistance schemes for Gujarat's textile and apparel sector, including:
1) An interest subsidy scheme providing up to 5% interest subsidy per year capped at Rs. 30 lakhs for new/expanding spinning, weaving, knitting, apparel and machine carpeting enterprises.
2) A technical textiles interest subsidy scheme providing 6% interest subsidy capped at Rs. 125 lakhs for new/expanding technical/industrial textile enterprises.
3) Technology acquisition assistance of up to 50% of costs, capped at Rs. 25 lakhs for enterprises acquiring new technologies.
4) Training assistance for apparel institutions, centers,
Odisha industrial policy 2007 for finance, subsidy & project related suppor...Radha Krishna Sahoo
This document summarizes the key points of the Industrial Policy Resolution (IPR) 2007 and MSME Development Policy 2009 of the Government of Odisha, India. The IPR 2007 aims to reinforce and expand the existing policy framework for industrial promotion, facilitate investment, and create an enabling environment. It offers various non-fiscal and fiscal incentives for micro, small and medium enterprises, large industries, thrust sectors, and priority sectors. These include concessions on land allocation and rates, stamp duty and tax exemptions, interest subsidies, power tariff discounts, and reimbursements of VAT and entertainment tax. The MSME Development Policy 2009 focuses on improving infrastructure, access to credit, raw materials, marketing support, technology upgrades, and institutional support
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Kerala industrial & commercial policy 2011Bakul Haria
1. The document outlines Kerala's Industrial and Commercial Policy for 2011.
2. It aims to transform Kerala into a vibrant entrepreneurial society with faster, inclusive and sustainable economic growth through promoting investments, entrepreneurship, MSMEs and key sectors like services, commerce, food processing and emerging industries.
3. The policy focuses on improving infrastructure, attracting foreign and domestic investments, developing clusters, skills and key sectors to generate employment and exports.
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This document outlines Jharkhand's Procurement Policy from 2013. The key objectives are to promote and develop Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the state by giving them preferential treatment in government purchases.
Some key points include setting an annual goal of procuring 20% of products and 15% of services from MSEs, with sub-targets for SC/ST owned MSEs. MSEs get price preferences in tenders. Some products/services are exclusively procured from state MSEs. Rate contracts are also used. Reporting and monitoring mechanisms are established to track procurement goals
The Industrial Policy 2013 of Himachal Pradesh outlines the state government's vision to promote inclusive socio-economic progress through planned industrial development. The policy aims to develop infrastructure and provide incentives to boost manufacturing competitiveness, productivity, and employment opportunities. It focuses on improving industrial areas, power supply, waste management, social infrastructure, and encouraging new enterprises to attract more investment and catalyze the state's economic growth.
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This document announces the approval and notification of a new Industrial and Investment Policy for 2011 in the state of Haryana, superseding the previous 2005 policy. Key highlights of the new policy include a focus on attracting investment in priority sectors like automotive, IT/ITES, textiles and food processing through improved infrastructure and a conducive business environment. It aims to promote private sector participation, employment, and sustainable development through environment-friendly technologies. The policy outlines strategies to achieve these objectives, such as developing infrastructure through public-private partnerships and adopting IT-enabled governance for efficient
The new Gujarat Industrial Policy aims to make Gujarat the most attractive investment destination globally by facilitating investments, generating employment, and ensuring high quality standards. Key objectives include attracting both domestic and foreign capital, especially industries that benefit the informal and social sectors. The policy provides for disseminating investment information, making land available with infrastructure, and supporting industries with efficient infrastructure facilities to promote a competitive business environment that fosters innovation.
The document outlines Gujarat's Agro Industrial Policy 2000 which aims to promote investment in agro-processing and related infrastructure. Key points include: providing various financial incentives like interest subsidies, grants for project reports, R&D assistance and quality certification; equity participation by the state government in joint sector projects; offering government land on long leases; and creating a venture capital fund. The policy seeks to integrate farmers with entrepreneurs and make Gujarat a leader in agro-industry.
- The document introduces Goa's Industrial Policy of 2003, outlining the state's history of limited industrial activity prior to liberation in 1961 and subsequent growth.
- It establishes the mission to ensure accelerated and balanced regional industrial development, economic growth, environmental protection, and sustainable employment for Goa's youth.
- The objectives include promoting identified thrust sectors, industries using local resources, export industries, rural employment, and ensuring an environmentally friendly business climate.
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The industrial policy outlines the objectives, strategy, and action plan to promote industrial development in Chhattisgarh from 2009-2014. The key objectives are to generate employment, encourage private sector participation in infrastructure, promote exports, and attract foreign investment. The action plan focuses on improving basic infrastructure like roads, power, and water supply. It also aims to develop industrial areas and clusters, simplify administrative processes, rehabilitate sick units, promote entrepreneurship, and provide subsidies and exemptions to priority sectors and backward areas. The overall goal is to accelerate industrialization and achieve balanced regional development in the state.
The document outlines incentive packages for the sugar industry in India, including reimbursements of taxes on sugar and molasses, exemptions on stamp duty and land purchases, and subsidies of up to 10% on capital investments for new sugar mills, distillery and ethanol units, and co-generation power units. It aims to encourage investment and development in the sugar industry through various fiscal incentives and subsidies.
The document summarizes the North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP), 2007 which provides fiscal incentives and other concessions for industries in the North Eastern region of India. Key points of the policy include expanding coverage to include Sikkim; providing incentives for 10 years from commencement of commercial production; making incentives available regardless of industry location; updating criteria for substantial expansion incentives; continuing 100% income tax and excise duty exemptions; enhancing capital investment subsidy; and establishing monitoring committees to oversee implementation.
The document summarizes Maharashtra's new IT/ITES Policy 2009. Some key points:
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Andhra pradesh food procesing policy 2010-15
1. 1
GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
Industries & Commerce Department – Food Processing Policy
2010-2015 of Andhra Pradesh State – Operational guidelines –
Orders – Issued.
INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE (FP) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No. 89
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G.O.Ms.No.55,
Industries
&
Commerce
(C&EP)
Department, dated 05-03-2004.
G.O.Ms.No.30 Industries & Commerce (FP) Department,
dated 30/01/2006.
G.O.Ms.No.62 Industries & Commerce (FP) Department,
dated 29/06/2010.
From the Commissioner of Industries, Hyderabad Note in
Single File
No.30/1/2010/0959 dated nil.
G.O.Ms.No.42 Industries & Commerce (IP) Department,
dated 05/05/2011.
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Dated:08-09-2011
Read the following:
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In the G.O. first read above, orders were issued on Operational
guidelines for implementing the Food Processing Policy for the period
2005-2010 in Andhra Pradesh State.
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2)
In the G.O. 2nd read above, orders were issued adopting
Operational Guidelines issued vide G.O.Ms.No.328 Industries &
Commerce (IP) Department dated 13/12/2005 ‘ipso facto’ apply in
respect of the units covered under fresh Food Processing Policy for
implementation of the fresh Food Processing Policy of Andhra Pradesh
subject to certain conditions.
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3)
In the G.O. 3rd read above, orders were issued announcing Food
Processing Policy for the period 2010-2015 in the Andhra Pradesh
extending various incentives and concessions to the Food Processing
Industries in the State for the period of 2010-2015 w.e.f. 01/04/2010 to
31/03/2015 (inclusive both the days).
4)
In the G.O. 5th read above, orders were issued on Operational
Guidelines for implementing the Industrial Investment Promotion Policy
(IIPP) 2010-2015.
5)
The Commissioner of Industries, Hyderabad, in the reference 4th
cited has submitted draft operational guidelines for implementation of the
Food Processing Policy 2010-2015 and requested the Government to
issue orders in the matter.
6)
Government, after careful consideration of the proposal of
Commissioner of Industries, Hyderabad, hereby accord operational
guidelines for implementation of the Food Processing Policy 2010-2015 in
the Annexure as appended to these orders.
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These orders are issues with the concurrence of Finance
Department vide U.O.No.17981/257/Expr.I&C/2011 dated 25-07-2011.
8) A copy of this order is available on the Internet and can be accessed
at the address http:goir.ap.gov.in.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
C.R. BISWAL,
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.
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To
The Commissioner of Industries, Hyderabad.
All Principal Secretaries/Secretaries to Government
All Heads of Departments.
All Collectors
All Departments in Secretariat.
The Accountant General, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad.
The Vice Chairman & Managing Director, A.P.I.I.C. Ltd Hyderabad.
The Vice Chairman & Managing Director, A.P.S.F.C. Ltd. Hyderabad.
The Vice Chairman & Managing Director, A.P.I.D.C.Ltd. Hyderabad.
Copy to:
The Secretary to Government of India, Ministry of Food Processing
Industries, Panchsheel Bhavan, August Kranti Marg,
New Delhi – 110 049.
Principal Secretary to Chief Minister
P.S. to Minister for (Major Industries / Agricultue / Horticulture / Energy /
SSI / Fisheries / Animal Husbandry)
P.S. to Chief Secretary
P.S. to Prl.Secretary to Government & CIP, Ind & Com Department.
P.S. to Secretary to Government,
Ind & Com Dept.
The Finance (Exp.I&C) Dept.
Sf./sc.(C.No.18687/FP/A1/2010)
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//Forwarded :: By Order//
SECTION OFFICER
3. 3
ANNEXURE-I TO G.O.Ms.No.
, Industries & Commerce (FP)
Department, dated
-09-2011.
THE OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES
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1.0
INTRODUCTION:
The Government of Andhra Pradesh have decided to promote Andhra
Pradesh as an attractive and competitive destination for industrial
investments and offer various incentives/benefits to all eligible food
processing new industrial Enterprises set up in the State. Projects
involving substantial Expansion/Diversification of existing industries in
the eligible lines of activities are also entitled for benefits offered under
the Food Processing policy 2010-2015 vide G.O.Ms.No.62 Industries &
Commerce (FP) Department.
2.0
COVERAGE / ELIGIBILITY:
AREA OF OPERATION:
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All Food Processing industries as mentioned in the Annexure-II
are eligible under the Policy.
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The scheme covers the whole of the State of Andhra Pradesh.
COMMENCEMENT AND DURATION:
NODAL AGENCY:
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The Food Processing Policy of AP State has come into force with
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The Commissioner of Industries (COI)shall be the Nodal agency
to implement the Policy.
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1. To give a special focus on Food Processing industry by extending
the benefits for a period of 5 years from 1.4.2010 to 31/03/2015
(inclusive of both the days).
2. To declare food processing as seasonal industry, wherever
necessary and enable the industry to get relief from minimum
electricity charges during the closure (non-seasonal) period.
3 To extend 25% cost of external infrastructure for power, water,
approach roads and other infrastructures limited to Rs.2.00
Crores.
4. To provide VAT/State Goods & Services Tax reimbursement for
Mega Food Parks during the construction period for a period of 2
years limited to a maximum Rs.2.00 Crores.
5. The Food Parks sanctioned under Mega Food Park scheme of
Government of India would be considered for Tailor-made benefits
on case to case basis.
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4. 4
Reimbursement of Power consumption Charges:
1. All eligible industrial Enterprises shall submit their claims in
the prescribed application form given at Annexure-VII
(G.O.Ms.No.42 Ind. & Com. (IP) Dept. dt. 05/05/2011) for
reimbursement of Power Cost within six months after
completion of every Half-year i.e., 30th of September and 31st
of March of every year along with the documents mentioned in
the Application to the General Manager, District Industries
Centre concerned on half yearly basis.
2. Fixed power cost @ Rs.1.00 per unit (upper ceiling) on energy
consumption charges as per G.O.Ms.No.62 Industries &
Commerce (FP) Department, dated 29/06/2010 will be
reimbursed for a period of 5 years from the date of
commencement of commercial production. In case, decrease
in Power Tariff on the revised rates (2010-2011), the
reimbursement will be reduced proportionately.
3. This reimbursement is only on the energy consumption (KWH)
charges but not on Maximum Demand or any other charges
levied by DISCOMs.
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4. The Reimbursement of power cost shall be applicable to all
eligible new Food Processing industrial Enterprises and
Expansion/Diversification Projects.
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5. The Power cost reimbursement shall be applicable to the Food
Processing industrial enterprises, which are utilizing power
from DISCOM only and power connection should be in the
name of the Enterprise/Industry.
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6. Reimbursement of power cost will be allowed in case of
Expansion/Diversification Projects over and above base power
consumed. For the purpose of reimbursement, annual power
consumption will be taken into account. The reimbursement
will be made every 6 months, but in case of actual power
consumed during the year is less than annual base
consumption, reimbursement made during any previous period
will be adjusted in future reimbursement. If excess is paid and
could not be adjusted in future claims, will be recovered under
R.R. Act.
7. The base annual consumption will be either average annual
power consumption of previous three financial years of the
Expansion /Diversification project as certified by Chartered
Accountant or power consumption for 75% of installed capacity
utilization of the original Food Processing industrial
enterprises, whichever is higher. Power consumed over and
above the base consumption will be eligible for reimbursement
of power cost. If the Food Processing Enterprise/Industry
taken up expansion/diversification in the same year, the base
power consumption will be calculated proportionately.
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8. All eligible industries/enterprises under Food Processing will
also eligible for other benefits, if the line of activity is eligible
as per the Industrial Investment Promotion Policy 2010-2015.
9. The operational guidelines of the Industrial Investment
Promotion Policy (IIPP) 2010-2015 shall “ipso facto” apply in
respect of the enterprises/industries covered under Food
Processing Sector.
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PROCEDURE FOR CLAIMING INCENTIVES:
8.1
Government have decided to consider Six months period for filing
the claim application from the date of issue of Operational
Guidelines for the existing units which have already commenced
commercial production w.e.f. 1.4.2010 under Food Processing
Policy 2010-2015. In case of all other Food Processing units
commencing production after issue of Operational Guidelines can
be submitted claim applications as per the time limit and in the
application forms prescribed in Operational guidelines issued
under IIPP 2010-2015 vide G.O.Ms.No.42 Industries & Commerce
(IP) Department, dated 05/05/2011 on the following :-
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The submission of application may also be done electronically and
hard copies of documents sent by post. All the eligible New Food
Processing Industries shall obtain clearances / permissions
through single window and furnish them along with claim
application.
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1. 25% cost of external infrastructure for power, water, approach
roads and other infrastructures limited to Rs2.00 Crores.
2. VAT / State Goods & Services Tax Reimbursement for Mega
Food Parks during the construction period for a period of 2
years limited to a maximum Rs.2.00 Crores.
3. The Food Parks sanctioned under Mega Food Park scheme of
GoI would be considered for Tailor-made benefits on case to
case basis.
4. Fixed power cost reimbursement @ Rs.1.00 per unit (upper
ceiling) on the proposed revised rates (2010-11) for 5 years.
In case, decrease in Power Tariff, the reimbursement will be
reduced proportionately.
5. Other eligble benefits as per the New Industrial Policy 2010-15.
PROCEDURE FOR SANCTION OF INCENTIVES:
9.1
On receipt of application claiming incentives from the industrial
units concerned for sanction of incentives under the scheme, the
Member-Secretary of the State / District Level Committee will
prepare the agenda notes in each case in the form prescribed for
placing for approval before the respective Committees for
obtaining sanction. After sanction a sample checking will be done
by the GMs, accredited agencies or other officers. The samples
will be selected in a manner to ensure that all units claiming
incentives / subsidies are covered once a year. Pre inspections
will be avoided while sanctioning incentives.
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If any doubt arises on the claims submitted by the food
processing industries, the concerned DLC / SLC can refer the
same to the Multi Disciplinary Committee or the accredited
agency for verification and certification of the genuineness of the
particulars furnished by the industrial units. Progressively the
scrutiny will be done only by accredited agencies.
9.3
The COI will empanel accredited agencies to undertake the work
of certifying the food processing industries eligible for investment
subsidy, etc.
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10.0 CONSTITUTION
COMMITTEES:
10.1
OF
STATE
LEVEL
/
DISTRICT
LEVEL
The following members will be added to the Committees
constituted in GO Ms No.42, Industries & Commerce (IP)
Department, dated 05/05/2011 for scrutinizing and sanction the
claims for all Incentives / concessions under the provisions of the
Food Processing Policy 2010-2015 and will process the claims in
the Committees at the State and District level:
State Level Committee :
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ii) Joint Director, Animal Husbandary
iii) Asst. Director, Horticulture
iv) Asst.Director, Marketing
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i) Director of Animal Husbandry, Hyderabad
ii) Commissioner of Horticulture, Hyderabad.
iii) Commissioner of Fisheries, Hyderabad.
iv) Commissioner of Agricuture, Hyderabad
v) Director of Marketing Hyderabad. ..
vi) Representative of State Nodal Agency
vii) Representative of DGFT
viii) Representative of APEDA
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eligible food processing industries:
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All the food processing industries that have availed incentives
under the Policy shall furnish certified copy of audited accounts
including balance sheet before 30th June of the succeeding year
to the disbursing agencies. Such statement should be furnished
for a period of minimum 5 years in the case of SSI and 10 years
in the case of L & M I units. Further, such industrial units should
also furnish details in the prescribed Form IV to the GM, DIC
concerned as an Annual Return before 30th June of the
succeeding year and obtain acknowledgement thereof.
INTERPRETATIONS:
When any matter arises for the purpose of interpretations or in
case where any suggestions are made outside the scope of SLC
in regard to implementation of the scheme, such matters shall be
referred to the Government in Industries & Commerce
Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh and the decision of
the Government shall be final.
C.R.BISWAL,
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.
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7. 7
ANNEXURE-II TO G.O.Ms.No.
, Industries & Commerce (FP)
Department, dated
-09-2011
LIST OF FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES ELIGBLE FOR
SANCTION OF STATE INVESTMENT SUBSIDY
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HORTICULTURE Fruit & Vegetable processing, Fruit based ready to serve
beverages, Tissue Culture Laboratories, Green Houses,
Green House Nurseries, Mushroom Laboratories, Seed
production units based on modern Scientific methods to
meet industry standards, Wine making.
AGRICULTURE
Food grain milling/processing, Using modern technology
and equipment (except Rice Mills), Alcohol for blending
with fuels.
ANIMAL
Dairy products, Processing of Poultry, Eggs, Meat and
HUSBANDARY
Meat products.
FISHERIES
Fish processing including shrimps.
AGRO
FOOD Bread, Oilseed meals (edible), Breakfast foods, Biscuits,
Confectionery,
including
Cocoa
Processing
and
PROCESSING
Chocolate, Oil expellers and refining, Malt extract,
INDUSTRIES
Protein isolates, High protein foods, Weaning foods,
extruded / other ready to eat food products and all
other processed foods (excluding non-packed food
items served
in Hotels and Restaurants
of all
categories).
ALLIED
Cold Storage units, Refrigerated Transport Vehicles
INDUSTRIES
Containers (excluding second hand Refrigerated
vehicles / containers), Units manufacturing food grade
packaging materials for food processing industry, Units
engaged in packaging, canning and bottling of process
foods, Units manufacturing additives / Preservatives /
Colors / Fragrances for the processed food industry,
Biotechnology Industries.
C.R. BISWAL,
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT.