The document is a mini project on the biscuit industry in India, detailing its history, overview, manufacturing processes, and employment opportunities. It highlights the industry's significant market share, growth potential, and trends, indicating a robust future with an annual growth rate of 15%. The biscuit industry is the largest among food industries in India, employing millions and showing continual expansion in both organized and unorganized sectors.

1. A Mini Project on “STUDY ON BISCUIT INDUSTRY IN INDIA”
Submitted By
MS. ANSARI SANA USMAN
Roll No. 2468 MBA (I-SEM) BATCH- 2019
Under The Guidance of
SAROJNI PANDIT
Submitted to
RAJASHRI SHAHU INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT , AURANGABAD

2. INDEX
1. INTRODUCTION
2. OVERVIEW OF THE BISCUIT INDUSTRY
3. HISTORY OF THE INDUSTRY
4. BISCUIT MANUFACTURING PROCESSISCUIT INDUSTRY
5. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
6. BISCUIT MANUFACTURING PLACES IN INDIA
7. TWO SECTORS OF BISCUIT INDUSTRY IN INDIA
8. MARKET SHARE
9. CURRENT POSITION
10. GROWTH OF THE INDUSTRY
11. TRENDS
12. INDUSTRY RESEARCH
13. SCOPE
14. CONCLUSION

3. INTRODUCTION
 India Biscuits Industry came into major existence and
started gaining a sound status in the bakery industry
in the later part of 20th century when the urbanized
society called for ready made food products at a
tenable cost. Biscuits were assumed as sick-man's
diet in earlier days.

4. OVERVIEW OF THE BISCUIT INDUSTRY
 Indian Biscuit Industry is the largest among all the
food industries and it has a turn over of around
Rs.3000 crores. India is known to be the second
largest manufacturer of biscuits, the first being USA.
Biscuit industry in India the organized sector
produces around 60% and the remain 40% produced
by unorganized sector.

5. HISTORY OF THE INDUSTRY
 According to tradition, biscuits first appeared in
10,000 years ago in China, where dry rice pies with
fruits were made.
 During world war 1st and 2nd.

6. FEDERATION OF BISCUIT MANUFACTIRE OF INDIA
(FBMI) FBMI, Established in 1950. It is the premier forum of the
organized segment of the biscuit industry in India and it consisting
of small scale, medium and large biscuit manufacturers located in
all zones and all States of the country. It is serving with the prime
objective of protecting and promoting the interests and
development of the Biscuit industry.
IN INDIA :

7. BISCUIT MANUFACTURING PROCESS

8. BISCUIT MANUFACTURING PROCESSISCUIT INDUSTRY

9. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
 Employment opportunities The Biscuit industry
employs almost 3.5 lakh people directly and 30 lakh
people indirectly. Britannia brand is now available in
nearly 1.8 million outlets. Britannia claims that it has
a superior distribution clout with its presence which
is nearly 3.3 million outlets. Parle, the seasoned
player itself, says it is available in 1.5 million outlets.

10. BISCUIT MANUFACTURING PLACES IN INDIA

11. TWO SECTORS OF BISCUIT INDUSTRY IN INDIA
ORGANISED SECTOR • FEDERATION OF
BISCUIT MANUFACTIRE OF INDIA (FBMI),
BRITANNIA ,PARLE,ITC , ETC..
UNORGANISED SECTOR • BEKARY
MANUFACTURES (i.e. LOCAL SMALL
INDUSTRIES AND BEKRIES.

12. MARKET SHARE

17. CURRENT POSITION
 Parle Products is strong in both cookies and cream
biscuits,
 Britannia leads in cookies and
 ITC in cream biscuits

18. GROWTH OF THE INDUSTRY
 The Federation of Biscuit Manufacturers of India (FBMI) has
confirmed a bright future of India Biscuits Industry.
 According to FBMI, a steady growth of 15 percent per annum
in the next 10 years will be achieved by the biscuit industry of
India.
 Besides, the export of biscuits will also surpass the target and
hit the global market successfully

19. TRENDS
 The Indian biscuit market is currently 1.1 million tonnes
per annum at Rs 50 billion. About 90% of Indians buy
and eat biscuits.
 The largest consumers of biscuits are the states of
Maharashtra, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka,
and Uttar Pradesh.
 Biscuit are predominantly consumed by people from the
lower strata of society, particularly children in both rural
and urban areas with an average monthly income of Rs.
750.00.

20. INDUSTRY RESEARCH
 Industry Research • Objective: To study eating habits
with regards to consumption of biscuits amongst people.
• The composition of choices of food of people for
breakfast and snacks shows that only 16% prefer
biscuits.2/26/2013 15 Source:- Indian Biscuit
Manufacturers’ Association (IBMA)
 Industry Research • Of the people who consume biscuits
25% people prefer cream biscuits, • 12% prefer wafer
biscuits, • 34% prefer sweet plain biscuits and • 29% of
people prefer namkeen or salty biscuits.2/26/2013 16
Source:- Indian Biscuit Manufacturers’ Association
(IBMA)

21. INDUSTRY RESEARCH
 Industry Research • The number of people who eat
biscuits include 37% of people who eat them everyday, •
29% eat twice a week, • 14% eat four times a week, •
8% eat once in 15 days, • 6% eat once in 10 days and
once in a month.2/26/2013 17
Source:- Indian Biscuit Manufacturers’ Association (IBMA)

22. SCOPE
 The biscuits and cookies industry in India has been
growing at a CAGR of 10 per cent for the last three
years, and is currently valued at Rs 145 billion. India is
currently the world's largest biscuit consuming nation.
The industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 14 per
cent till financial year (FY) 2019

23. CONCLUSION
 Conclusion In Indian BISCUIT Industry even the small
companies are able to make profits. Indian biscuit
Industry has a continuous growth and will not
behindered due to external factors. Biscuit Industry has
flourished inIndia enormously over the years and is still
growing phenomenally Entrepreneurs or businessmen
who are in process of buying, installation of new biscuit
line should keep following points in mind, apart from
legal requirement of industrial licenses pollution
clearances and of course finance.