One nation one fertilizer
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The document discusses India's plan to introduce "One Nation One Fertilizer" with a single brand and logo for fertilizers. Currently, there are multiple fertilizer brands from different companies. This causes issues like high freight subsidy costs for transporting various brands across the country. The government bears a high percentage, up to 90%, of the cost of urea and 66% of the cost of DAP fertilizers. The new plan aims to introduce an imported urea brand initially to reduce cross-country transportation. It will have the new uniform logo printed on one side of the bag. The fertilizer subsidy scheme will also be renamed. Various steps like stakeholder consultation, notification, and awareness generation are outlined to rollout
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- 2. One Nation One Fertilizer - Background ONE NATION ONE FERTILIZER - Single Brand and Logo Many Companies involved in Packaging , Bagging and Marketing of their Brand High Freight Subsidy - By Rail and Road Criss Cross Movement across Country due to Brand Preferences Multi Brand Fertilizers - each Company has its own Brand Presence of Govt. Missing in spite of Highly Subsidised Fertilizers Upto 90 % Cost of Urea and 66 % of Cost of DAP borne by GoI
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- 5. Cost of DAP Production and Import Vs MRP in 21-22 DAP Quantity LMT Cost MRP Subsidy Per MT Per Bag 50 Kg Per Bag Per Bag Domestic 42 71,000 3556 1200 1211* (34%) Imported 55 75,000 3760 1200 1211* (32%) ( In Rs ) * Present Subsidy on DAP is Rs. 2500 per Bag ( 66 %) and MRP is Rs 1350 per Bag Average Rs. 3,500 Cr is spent as Freight Subsidy Annually on DAP Movement across the Country
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- 7. Bharat Urea - Options 7 19” W X 28” H 19” W X 28” H Subsidy MRP One Uniform Brand Marketer Company Message for Farmers One Uniform Logo In 16 languages Actual Cost
- 8. Lead time to FMEs for conversion to new Bag Design Awareness Generation among Farmers – Fertilizer Companies, KVKs, SAUs etc Stakeholder Consultation (Done) Issue of Notification under FCO 5 3 2 1 Advertisement in Print, Visual & Social Media Roll Out on 15 Aug. 22 Way Forward 4
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