Pickles
Presented By:
Akshay mane
Uses:
 As table purpose
 Enhance palatability of food due to its taste and flavour
 Its add Zing to taste(enhancement)
 They add fast flavour salads and
sauces,sandwiches,soups,main dishes and more.
 Pickles are fat free and low in calories.
Specification:
 Pickles in Citrus juice or Brine conforming to the following
requirements:—
Drained Weight – Not less than 60.0 percent
Sodium Chloride content when packed in Brine – Not less than 12.0
percent
Acidity as Citric Acid when packed In Citrus Juice – Not less than 1.2
percent
 Pickles in Oil
Drained Weight – Not less than 60.0 percent
 Pickles in Vinegar
Drained Weight – Not less than 60.0 percent
Acidity of vinegar as acetic acid – Not less than 2.0 percent
 This may contain ingredients given in Para 1 of this specification.
 Fruit Products Order , Food Safety and Standards Authority of India
(FSSAI), Prevention And Food Adulteration Act.
Varieties:
 Mango pickle
 Green chilli Pickle
 Sweet Lemmon pickle
 Mix pickle ( Mango + chilli/Lemmon)
 Anola
Major Users:
Pickles are in high demand in
 Restaurant
 Hotels
 Canteens
 Houses
 Mess
Demand:
 Due to increasing food processing industry have a large demand.
 Increased awareness about ready to eat product.
 Also have a huge demand by NRIs.
 In the year 2005-06 is about 298Cr.
 Which is in 2006-07 pickle exported is 374Cr.
Present Manufactures:
 Pravin Masalewale
 k-Pra
 Kamdhenu pickles & Spices Pvt. Ltd.
 Desai Brothers Ltd.
 Nilsons Enterprise Pvt. Ltd.
Current Selling Prices:
Product 200 gm. 500 gm. 1000 gm.
Mango 30-35 57 110-130
Mix 34 80 110
Lime 36 120 140
Green Chilli 34 60 200
Scope For New Business:
A large number of brands of pickle are available in the
Market
 There is good scope for pickle manufacturing in rural
villages, small towns
 Consumption rate of Mango pickle(33%) and Lemon pickle
(26%) High
 Company should come up with Small Quantity Packaging
Government Policies:
 Govt. gives subsidies to self-help group.
 Reduces restrictions for small scale industry.
 Recently Govt. removed all restrictions for MSEs.
Export
 Pickles almost touched the Rs 300-crore mark in 2006-07, growing by over 700
per cent in 15 years, according to a study published by the Indian Institute of
Foreign Trade.
 Major Importers are
 During 24 Aug-2015 to 22 Sep-2015,India exported Mango-Pickle worth USD
832,799.
USA
UAE
UK
China
Japan
Germany
Export
 United states of America is the largest importer of Mango-pickle
accounting for export worth USD 153,291 followed by Iraq and
United Arab Emirates which imported Mango-Pickle.
 Average value per shipment of Mango-Pickle export in India is USD
23,794.
 Total export shipment of Mango-Pickle reported were 648 during this
period.
Thank you

pickels

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Uses:  As tablepurpose  Enhance palatability of food due to its taste and flavour  Its add Zing to taste(enhancement)  They add fast flavour salads and sauces,sandwiches,soups,main dishes and more.  Pickles are fat free and low in calories.
  • 3.
    Specification:  Pickles inCitrus juice or Brine conforming to the following requirements:— Drained Weight – Not less than 60.0 percent Sodium Chloride content when packed in Brine – Not less than 12.0 percent Acidity as Citric Acid when packed In Citrus Juice – Not less than 1.2 percent  Pickles in Oil Drained Weight – Not less than 60.0 percent  Pickles in Vinegar Drained Weight – Not less than 60.0 percent Acidity of vinegar as acetic acid – Not less than 2.0 percent  This may contain ingredients given in Para 1 of this specification.  Fruit Products Order , Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), Prevention And Food Adulteration Act.
  • 4.
    Varieties:  Mango pickle Green chilli Pickle  Sweet Lemmon pickle  Mix pickle ( Mango + chilli/Lemmon)  Anola
  • 5.
    Major Users: Pickles arein high demand in  Restaurant  Hotels  Canteens  Houses  Mess
  • 6.
    Demand:  Due toincreasing food processing industry have a large demand.  Increased awareness about ready to eat product.  Also have a huge demand by NRIs.  In the year 2005-06 is about 298Cr.  Which is in 2006-07 pickle exported is 374Cr.
  • 7.
    Present Manufactures:  PravinMasalewale  k-Pra  Kamdhenu pickles & Spices Pvt. Ltd.  Desai Brothers Ltd.  Nilsons Enterprise Pvt. Ltd.
  • 8.
    Current Selling Prices: Product200 gm. 500 gm. 1000 gm. Mango 30-35 57 110-130 Mix 34 80 110 Lime 36 120 140 Green Chilli 34 60 200
  • 9.
    Scope For NewBusiness: A large number of brands of pickle are available in the Market  There is good scope for pickle manufacturing in rural villages, small towns  Consumption rate of Mango pickle(33%) and Lemon pickle (26%) High  Company should come up with Small Quantity Packaging
  • 10.
    Government Policies:  Govt.gives subsidies to self-help group.  Reduces restrictions for small scale industry.  Recently Govt. removed all restrictions for MSEs.
  • 11.
    Export  Pickles almosttouched the Rs 300-crore mark in 2006-07, growing by over 700 per cent in 15 years, according to a study published by the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.  Major Importers are  During 24 Aug-2015 to 22 Sep-2015,India exported Mango-Pickle worth USD 832,799. USA UAE UK China Japan Germany
  • 12.
    Export  United statesof America is the largest importer of Mango-pickle accounting for export worth USD 153,291 followed by Iraq and United Arab Emirates which imported Mango-Pickle.  Average value per shipment of Mango-Pickle export in India is USD 23,794.  Total export shipment of Mango-Pickle reported were 648 during this period.
  • 13.