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State Introduction 1
Why Uttar Pradesh 1
Raw Material Base 2
Production Clusters 4
Agricultural Marketing 6
Processing Clusters 7
Infrastructure 9
State Government Initiatives 14
Snapshot of Investable Projects 18
References 19
Investment Environment and Opportunities in Food Processing- Uttar Pradesh 1
State introduction
The land of confluence of two of India’s biggest rivers, the Ganga and the Yamuna, Uttar Pradesh is a state endowed with a rich variety of geographical lands and cultural diversities. The state is surrounded by Bihar in the East; Madhya Pradesh in the South; Rajasthan, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh and Haryana in the West; and Uttarakhand and Nepal in the North. It has the longest network of rivers and canals in India supporting a multitude of agricultural activities1. The state has the largest network of railways and 2nd largest network of roads in India2.
Why Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh- Key highlights
State capital Lucknow
Geographical area3 240,928 sq. km
Population (Census 2011)4 199.8 mn
Gross state domestic product (GSDP)5
USD 139.74 bn (2015-16) CAGR 4.8% (2011-12 to 2015-
16)
Per capita income6 USD 660.26 (2014-15, at current prices)
FDI inflows7 USD 394 mn (2011-12 to 2016-17)
Total road length (kms)8 370,752
Rail length (route kms)9 9,077.45
Ports10 NIL
Airports11
International – Lucknow, Varanasi
Domestic – Agra, Loni, Bhadohi, Surajpur, Mirzapur, Dadri, Ghaziabad, Panki, Tehsil-Khurja, Modinagar
Largest producer of fruits and vegetables in India– Rank 1 in production of Food grains, Milk, Sugarcane, Potato, Peas, Mango, Gooseberry, Watermelon12
Strategic location as Gateway to East India and Nepal – well-connected through extensive rail/road network (Amritsar-Delhi-Kolkata and Delhi-Mumbai Industrial corridors pass through the state)
Flourishing business environment for MSMEs- 3rd largest number of registered MSMEs in India (as per number of Entrepreneurs Memorandums-II filed in 2015-1613).
Presence of leading food processors including Merino Industries Ltd., PepsiCo, Amul, Cargill, Godrej Agrovet, Dabur, Parle Agro, Heinz, JVL, Coca Cola, ITC, Paras
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Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh
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Raw material base (1/2)
Uttar Pradesh has favourable agro-climatic conditions with nine agro-climatic zones16 favouring cultivation of a multitude of agricultural crops, vegetables and fruits round the year. These zones include:
S. No. Agro-climatic zone District
1 Bhabhar and Tarai zone
Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar, Bijnour, Moradabad, Rampur, Bareilly, Pilibhit, Shahjahanpur, Lakhimpur-Khiri Bahraich, Shravasti
2
Western plain zone Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar, Meerut, Bagpat, Gaziabad, Gautam Budh Nagar, Bulandshahar
3 Mid-western plain zone Bareilly, Badaun, Pilibhit, Moradabad, Amroha, Rampur, Bijnour
4 South-western semi-arid zone Agra, Firozabad, Aligarh, Hathras, Mathura, Mainpuri, Etah
5
Central plain zone
Shahjahanpur, Kanpur nagar, Kanpurdehat, Etawah, Auraiya, Farrukhabad, Kannauj, Lucknow, Unnao, Raebareli, Hardoi, Lakhimpur-Kheri, Sitapur, Fatehpur, Allahabad, Kaushambi
6 Bundelkhand zone Lalitpur, Jhansi, Jalaun, Hamirpur, Mahoba, Banda and Chitrakut
7 North eastern plain zone
Gorakhpur, Maharajganj, Deoria, Kushinagar, Basti, Sant Kabir Nagar, Siddharthnagar, Gonda, Bahraich, Balrampur and Shrawasti
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Eastern plain zone
Azamgarh, Mau, Ballia, Pratapgarh, Faizabad, Ambedkar Nagar, Barabanki, Sultanpur, Varanasi, Chandauli, Jaunpur, Ghazipur and Bhadohi
9 Vindhyan zone Allahabad, Bhadohi, Mirzapur and Sonbhadra
Agriculture and allied activities is a predominant sector in Uttar Pradesh contributing 23% to the state’s GSDP in 2014-1514.
Uttar Pradesh is the 3rd largest economy contributing 8% to India’s GDP5. The state has one of the highest consumer bases with 16.5% of India’s population4.
The state is also one of the major producers of horticultural crops and food grains in India which serves as a lucrative base for the food processing industry.
SNAPSHOT OF LAND UNDER CULTIVATION15
Arable land 17,681
Net sown area 16,546
Total area sown 25,896
(2013-14, ‘000 hectare)
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LIVESTOCK & FISHERIES
VEGETABLES
(‘000 tonnes)
CROPS
(‘000 tonnes)
FRUITS
(‘000 tonnes)
Raw material base (2/2)
Wheat, Rice, Barley, Bajra and Sugarcane are the major crops produced in Uttar Pradesh. The state is also the largest producer of fruits (Mango, Gooseberry, Banana, Guava, Muskmelon and Watermelon); and vegetables (Potato, Peas, Pumpkin, Pointed gourd, Carrot and Bottle gourd)12. At 68.7 mn, Uttar Pradesh has the largest livestock population in India leading to the state being the largest producer of milk in the country17.
Key production highlights (2015-16)12 of the state include:
Largest producer of food grains with total production of 44,011 thousand tonnes- Rank 1 in
production of Wheat; Rank 2 in production of Rice, Bajra, Barley.
Largest producer of fruits with total production 10,296.14 thousand tonnes- Rank 1 in
production of Mango, Gooseberry (aonla), Muskmelon and Watermelon; Rank 2 in production
of Guava; Rank 4 in production of Banana.
Largest producer of vegetables with a total production 26,251 thousand tonnes- Rank 1 in
production of Potato, Peas; Rank 2 in production of Carrot, Bottle gourd, Pointed gourd,
Pumpkin.
Largest producer of Sugarcane in India.
Largest producer of Milk in India.
The key production statistics for the state (year 2015-16) are presented as below:
Wheat
26,874 Bajra
1,775
Rice 12,509
Mango 4,512.7
Guava 914.36
Banana 3,061.2
Watermelon 584.98
Potato 13,851.76
Tomato 819.37
Peas 2,481
Milk 26.39 (mn tonnes)
Eggs 2.19 bn
Fish Inland: 537.9 (‘000
tonnes)
Meat 1,418 (‘000
tonnes)
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Production clusters
The major production clusters in Uttar Pradesh18 are as given below:
Banana Guava
Eggs Milk
Mango Tomato
Peas Bajra
Potato Rice
Watermelon Wheat
Hardoi, Aligarh, Budaun, Bulandshahar, Shahjahanpur,
Azamgarh
Shahjahanpur, Barabanki, Lakhimpur Khiri, Siddharth Nagar
Agra, Budaun, Aligarh, Firozabad, Kasganj
Lucknow, Saharanpur, Unnao
Gorakhpur, Kushi Nagar, Fatehpur, Kaushambi, Maharajganj,
Barabanki
Budaun, Kasganj, Aligarh, Farukkhabad, Hathras
Aligarh, Firozabad, Etah, Farukkhabad, Kasganj
Agra, Hathras, Firozabad, Kannauj, Aligarh
Jalaun, Lalitpur, Jhansi
Mainpuri, Agra, Etah, Barabanki, Unnao
Lucknow, Kanpur Nagar, Maharajganj, Saharanpur
Bulandsahar, Etah, Meerut, Agra, Aligarh
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Agriculture marketing
As per the Annual Survey of Industries, 2014-15, there are 2,055 registered food processing industry units (FPIs) in the state19. As per another study conducted by National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management for Uttar Pradesh in 2012-13, there are total 0.35mn FPIs in the state.
Agricultural markets in
Uttar Pradesh21
250 regulated markets
225
rural markets
170
Farmer Producer
Organizations20
238
rural godowns
100 mandis registered
with eNAM
364 sub-markets
Glossary
Regulated markets- Wholesale market where buying and selling is regulated by the state government
through the market committee. The aim is to eliminate unscrupulous practices thereby reducing marketing
charges and providing facilities to producers and sellers.
Sub-markets- a specified area within a market yard including any enclosure, building or locality and declared
as such in any market area by the state government while being managed by the market committee.
Rural markets- periodical markets (haats, painths) and fairs held in rural and interior areas.
Mandis – physical markets predominant in rural areas facilitating direct marketing of agricultural produce
without the middlemen of the APMCs. Essentially these are the farmers’ markets.
Rural godowns- scientific storage capacity with allied facilities in rural areas to meet the requirements of
the farmers for storing farm produce, consumer articles and agricultural inputs; promotion of grading,
standardization and quality control of produce to improve their marketability and to avoid distress sales.
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Processing clusters
Some of the major food processing clusters in the state include18:
Rice milling Flour milling
Pulse milling
Agra, Bareilly, Gautambuddhanagar, Lucknow, Muzaffarnagar
Fruits & vegetables
Agra, Mathura, Allahabad, Bareilly, Kanpur nagar, Lucknow
Milk & dairy
Agra, Bareilly, Firozabad, Ghaziabad, Mathura, Muzaffarnagar
Oil milling
Bahraich, Mathura, Meerut, Allahabad
Aligarh, Kanpur, Muradabad, Gautambuddhanagar
Poultry
Bareilly, Agra, Lucknow
Barabanki, Rampur, Pilibhit, Shahjahanpur, Faizabad
Aligarh, Mathura, Sambhal, Lucknow
Vegetable oil
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Infrastructure
The status of key physical and agricultural infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh is as follows:
Parameter Status
Inland container depots* 10
22
Existing Industrial Areas/
SEZs
52 industrial areas (1,546 acres available)23
10 SEZs24
4 agri-export zones25
4 food parks26
Installed power27
Thermal – 16,388.92 MW
Hydro- 2,184.75 MW
Nuclear- 335.72
Renewables- 2,202.47 MW
Utilities
Electricity cost 28
Domestic light, fan and power: Fixed charge- USD 0.8/Kw/Month; Energy
charge-USD 0.03/KwH
Non-domestic light, fan and power: Fixed charge- USD 1/Kw/Month; Energy
charge- USD 0.05/KwH
Small power for private tube well/ pumping set for irrigation: Fixed charge-
USD 0.46/BHP/Month; Energy charge- USD 0.02/ KwH
STW, Panchayti Raj tube well/ pumped canals: Fixed charge-USD
3.1/BHP/Month; Energy charge- USD 0.1/KwH
Water rates29
Domestic: USD 1.16 to USD 11.2/Month (unit area range- 0 to 0.25 acre); USD
0.2/Kl (unit area greater than 0.25 acre)
Commercial and Industrial: USD 5.6 to USD 373/month (area range-0 to 50
acre); USD 466/Month (area greater than 50 acre)
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A number of industrial areas and food parks are available in the state for investors keen on setting up food processing units in the state. The key food parks in the state include26:
S. No. Food Park Location Area
(in acres)
1 Food Park Varanasi Kharkion, Varanasi 259
2 Shivalik Agro Industrial Food Park Village Kushalipur, Saharanpur 87
3 Food Park Barabanki Kursi road, Barabanki 180
4 Food Park Gorakhpur Gorakhpur 105
In addition to the above, land is also available at various industrial parks/ growth centres across the state.
S. No. Industrial Park/Growth Centre
Location Owner/
Developer Type
Area available (acres)
1 Trishundi Faizabad-Sultanpur-Allahabad road, Amethi
UPSIDC General 244
2 Kosi Kotwan Extn. II
Agra-Delhi National Highway, Mathura
UPSIDC General 193
3 Khemsepur Farukkhabad UPSIDC Milk production, textile & rice milling
166.6
4 Plastic city Dibiyapur
Kakor road, Auraiya UPSIDC Plastic city 137.5
5 Kosi Kotwan Extn. I
Agra-Delhi National Highway, Mathura
UPSIDC General 134
In addition, there are 46 other industrial areas with a cumulative available area of 684 acres23.
*Central Warehousing Corporation (3), Container Corporation of India Ltd. (2), Allcargo Logistics Park Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai (1), Worlds window Infrastructure and Logistics pvt. Ltd., New Delhi (1), Kanpur Logistics park Pvt. Ltd. (1), M/s Arshiya Northern Domestic Distripark Ltd. (1), Kribhco Infrastructure Ltd. (1)
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At 13.8 mn tonnes installed capacity30, the cold storage capacity in Uttar Pradesh is the largest in India. Further, the state has 29 cold chain units under MoFPI/NMFP31.
These are listed as under:
S. No. Cold Chain Project Location Type
1 Akashdeep Cold Storage Pvt. Ltd. Kanpur Dairy
2 Gopaljee Dairy Products Pvt. Ltd. Panchsheel nagar Dairy
3 Imperial Frozen Food Agra Fruits & vegetables
4 Impartial Agrotech Pvt. Ltd. Unnao Irradiation
5 MKC Agro Fresh Ltd. Gautam Buddh Nagar Fruits & vegetables
6 Rajshree Integrated Cold Chain Projects Noida Fruits & vegetables
7 S.R. Food Chain* Shahjahanpur Fruits & vegetables
8 Shri Balaji Foods* Agra Fruits & vegetables
9 M/s Vedant Edible Products Pvt. Ltd. Auraiya Fruits & vegetables
10 DS Frozen Foods* Pilibhit Fruits & vegetables
11 Basera Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd* Mathura Fruits & vegetables
12 Cremica Food Industries Ltd.* Gautam Buddh Nagar Fruits & vegetables
13 Mrs Bectors Food Speciality Ltd.* Gautam Buddh Nagar Fruits & vegetables
14 AOV Exports Pvt. Ltd.* Unnao Meat
15 Haldiram Snacks Pvt. Ltd.* Gautam Buddh Nagar Dairy
16 Nufarm Foods* Amroha Fruits & vegetables
17 R.C Foods* Badaun Fruits & vegetables
18 Manglam Milk India Pvt. Ltd.* Allahabad Dairy
19 Sheetal Agro Food Park Pvt. Ltd.* Rai bareilly Fruits & vegetables
20 Shanti Sheet Grah Pvt. Ltd.* Jalaun Fruits & vegetables
21 VRS Foods Ltd.* Ghaziabad Dairy
22 SPY Frozen Foods Pvt. Ltd.* Etawah Fruits & vegetables
23 Shiva and Sons Agro Products* Ballia Dairy
24 ALP Pvt. Ltd. ** Firozabad Dairy
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S. No. Cold Chain Project Location Type
25 KK Milk Fresh India Ltd.** Kanpur Dairy
26 Farmek Foods Pvt. Ltd.** Rampur Dairy
27 Raaj Kamal Milk Pvt.Ltd.** Bullandsahar Dairy
28 Diamond Valley Garden Pvt. Ltd.** GautamBuddh Nagar Dairy
29 AOV Export Pvt. Ltd.** Unnao Meat
*Under implementation
**Under National Mission on Food Processing (NMFP)
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State government initiatives (1/2)
The state government has undertaken a number of reforms to offer an enabling and investor- friendly business climate for investors keen on setting up business in the state. Some of the key EoDB initiatives by the state include:
‘Nivesh Mitra’ has been set up as the online single window system of the state where entrepreneurs can apply for all the approvals/clearances required for starting a business through a Common Application Form (CAF).
‘Udyog Bandhu’ is the dedicated organization under the state government set up with a vision to promote economic growth by facilitating investment in industrial and service sectors and to provide a conducive business environment supported by a robust policy backbone.
There is an online system to provide information regarding all approvals required by the industries to set up their businesses.
Provisions for self-certification, deemed approvals and third party certification have also been made.
Strict and reduced timelines: Clear timelines have been specified for processing of applications related to land conversion and change of land use (CLU) and for approval/rejection of complete building plan applications. Existing timelines have been benchmarked against the best and necessary powers have been delegated to district level officers for timely disposal.
Investor handholding: The state has put in place provision of an online application system along with a dedicated helpline number for grievance redressal of investors
Simplified operations driving investor friendliness:
An online system for application, payment, tracking and monitoring has been put in place for environmental registration under UP Pollution Control Board.
Auto-renewal of CTO (consent to operate) for five years has been introduced for green category industries with satisfactory compliance history.
There is also provision for a single integrated return under all labour laws. A Trade Welfare Board is expected to be set up to safeguard the interests of traders
and nodal officers will be designated to facilitate mega projects.
Streamlined land allotment process
Information containing a comprehensive list of all procedures and documents required for land allotment is available online.
Geographical information systems providing details of land earmarked for industrial use has been implemented by various authorities.
The state has set up a digitized system for maintaining land records
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State government initiatives (2/2)
Uttar Pradesh has a favourable business environmet for setting up food processing units and offers investors robust infrastructure, support for capital investment and technology upgradation, strong marketing network, rich and diverse human capital, quality assurance and grants. Key incentives available for the food processing industry under major policies are summarized in the table below:
Key incentives Uttar Pradesh Food Processing Industry Policy 2017
Industrial Investment and Employment Promotion Policy of Uttar Pradesh 201732
Uttar Pradesh Poultry Development Project, 201333
Capital investment subsidy
25% of cost of plant and machinery and technical civil works up to INR 50 lakhs. Additional grants-in-aid of 10% under SAMPADA scheme for fruits and vegetables processing industries.
50% of project cost up to INR 1 lakh for small food processing units in rural areas.
Capital Interest Subsidy
5% per annum for 5 years in the form of reimbursement on loan taken for plant and machinery subject to a ceiling of INR 50 lakhs per year.
Interest Subsidy
Reimbursement of 100% bank loan interest for 5 years on capital investment for micro and small food processing industries.
Reimbursement of 7% bank loan interest up to INR 50 lakhs in a year for 5 years on capital investment for establishments other than micro and small food processing industries.
Reimbursement of 7% bank loan interest up to INR 50 lakhs for 5 years on purchase of reefer vehicle/ mobile cooling van.
Reimbursement of 5% interest payable on loan for maximum of 5 years up to INR 1 crore per unit.
10% interest subvention on loan for 5 years up to INR 40 lakh.
Electricity duty exemption
Exemption from electricity duty for 10 years to all new industrial units set up in the state (including ones producing electricity from captive power plants for self-use).
INR 1,200 to INR 2,400 per month for 10 years.
Stamp duty exemption
50%-100% exemption.
100% exemption in the stamp duty on purchasing of the land for poultry units with maximum
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area between 3 to 6 acres.
Exemption on mandi fees
Exemption on purchase of raw materials for 5 years for all new food processing units.
Exemption on purchase of raw materials for 5 years (units with at least INR 5 crore investment in plant & machinery).
Incentives for private sector industrial parks/ estates/Mega Food Parks
Additional grants-in-aid of 10% of project cost with a minimum investment of INR 50 crores under SAMPADA scheme.
Reimbursement of interest up to 50%-60% of annual interest for 7 years on loan taken for land, building and infrastructure (ceiling of INR 50 lakhs- INR 10 crores pa; INR 50 lakhs - INR 50 crores per industrial estate/ agro-park)
50%-100% exemption on stamp duty for purchase of plots in the industrial parks/estates.
Employment generation related incentives
Units generating minimum employment of 200 direct workers including skilled and unskilled will be provided 10% additional EPF reimbursement facility on employer’s contribution.
Patent registration and quality certification incentives
75% reimbursement up to INR 1.5 lakhs for patent/design registration
50% reimbursement up to INR 1.5 lakhs for internationally accepted quality/environmental certification.
Human resource development
Grants up to INR 75 lakhs per institution/university towards infrastructure development for running degree/ diploma/ certificate courses.
Market development and export promotion
50% reimbursement of expenses, up to INR 2 lakhs per beneficiary, incurred on exporting processed food samples for test marketing.
Reimbursement of 25% of transportation cost up to INR 10 lakhs per year for 3 years.
20% reimbursement of Free On Board value up to INR 20 lakhs per beneficiary per year for 3 years.
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Project preparation
50% assistance for expenses on preparation of DPR up to INR 5 lakhs.
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Snapshot of potential investable projects
Uttar Pradesh offers tremendous opportunities for investment across the entire value chain in the food processing sector. An indicative list of potential projects for investment is presented below:
Project name Processable Products
Value Proposition
Mango processing
Mango juice, pulp, candy, leather(mango papad),squash
The fruit juice market in India is expected to grow at a CAGR of 35%-40% as compared to 4.1% globally during 2016-2024.
The unpackaged juice business in India is highly dominated by unorganized players, who have a market share of over 75 per cent. This gives a lucrative opportunity for market consolidation for new entrants.
Turmeric processing
Turmeric powder
Global market size is expected to reach USD 99.3 mn by 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 6% till 2021.
India is the largest producer of turmeric in the world (78%) consuming 80% of overall produce. This bodes a huge opportunity for increasing exports from the country.
Aonla processing
Aonla powder, Juice pickle, preserve, Candy, chutney, sweets, laddo, flakes
Aonla is used in value added hair oils whose market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 19.9% during 2014-19 in India.
Aonla extract is useful in various food and beverage applications such as nutritional bars, cereals, jams, powder drink mixes, yogurts and dietary supplements. It also provides skin protection against heavy metals due to its anti-oxidant properties. Thus, offering tremendous opportunities to invest in a fast growing and diverse market.
Breakfast cereal manufacturing
Cornflakes, sessamine, rice flakes
While the global breakfast cereal market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.3% during 2016-2022, the breakfast cereal market in India has grown with a CAGR of 22.07% during 2012-2017.
Other than the major players, there are more than 50 regional players in the segment having a competitive edge over international players with their strong and robust local distribution network and relatively better margins to Kirana (local retail shops) owners.
Garlic and chilli processing
Garlic powder, paste, instant mix, chili paste, sauce
The revenues in the sauces and condiments subsector were USD 2.4 bn in 2017 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.7% during 2017-21. The table sauces market in India is expected to grow at a CAGR of 18% till 2022. India’s chinese & hot sauces market is growing with a CAGR of 21.2% from last five years and is projected to grow more than five times by the year 2021.
The rapidly growing market along with a growing trend of international & convenience food, brand awareness, increasing disposable income, growing demand in middle class and increasing international food chains offers an attractive market for investment.
Garlic and chilli processing
Garlic and chilli processing
Potatoprocessing
Chips ,wafers, granules, vodka,sticks, french fries,dehydrated, frozenproducts, starch,powder, flakes,pellets, liquid glucose
Rapid urbanisation and improving standards of living has led tomanifold increase in demand of processed potato products.
Uttar Pradesh is the largest producer of potato in India contributing 32% of the national produce in 2015-16.
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