1. A preferred Global Investment Destination
HARYANA:
A preferred Global Investment Destination

2. Haryana: Bread Basket of India
Haryana has only 1.34% of total geographical area of country but still is the second largest contributor of food grains to India’s central pool
Land Area
44212 Sq. Km.
Area under Cultivation
81.8%
Cultivated land under irrigation
84%
Cropping Intensity
184%
Agriculture is one of the biggest employment generators providing employment to more than 50% people in the state
Agriculture sector contributes 15% share in the state GDP
About 4/5th of the State has assured irrigation, most suited for rice-wheat production system
More than 80% of State geographical area under cultivation
At 184%, Haryana has one of the highest cropping intensity
2 existing food parks: Saha in Ambala and Rai in Sonepat
108 warehouses and approx. 250 cold storages in State
More than 2000 companies are registered as food processing units processing in Haryana
National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship & Management (Haryana) is an international centre of excellence in food processing

3. and leading producer in India
Leading producer among Indian States
Pea
Cauliflower
Seasonal
Mushroom
Button
Egg
Production
The state accounts for more than 60 per cent of the export of Basmati rice in the country
4th
4th
Cabbage
Milk
(per capita)
7th
Onion
2nd
Potato
Okra
Production
Meat
8th
Haryana
1st
Haryana is a pioneer in adopting Sprinkler Irrigation technology in the country
8th
10th
8th
9th

4. Haryana has excellent ecosystem, robust infrastructure & strategic location
Access from 2 International Airport
5 Civil Airports
20 min from IGI Airport
2200 acres MRO Hub to set up in Hisar
Air Connectivity
Jammu & Kashmir
Himachal Pradesh
Rajasthan
Uttarakhand
Punjab
Uttar
Pradesh
Haryana
Delhi
Consumption Zone: 11% of India’s Population (~132 Mn)
Access to one of the most prosperous consumption base of the Country
1630 Kms railway network
Widening Connectivity of Metro Rail for Various Cities in Haryana
Train & Metro Network
26,016 km of total Road network
15 NHs crisscrossing State
4 National Highways converging to Delhi
Road Network
60% of the state is flanked by two major industrial corridors – DMIC on the northern side and AKIC on the southern side.
DMIC & AKIC
MRTS extending up to Sonepat in the North and Palwal in the south will be one of the most network in the country.
MRTS
136-km long/6 lane expressway project with industrial corridor of ha through 1 km of controlled area on either side
KMP Expressway

5. Growth Drivers for food processing sector in Haryana
Easy availability of raw material
Haryana is the second-largest contributor of food grains to India’s central pool.
The State has the advantage of a favourable climate for production of various crops.
Better storage facilities
Haryana has 108 warehouses with a total storage capacity of lakh MT
The state also has approximately 250 cold storages with a total capacity of approximately 4 lakh MT.
Skilled Labour
Institutes like NIFTEM and CCS Haryana Agriculture University act as research centres and also provide skilled manpower in the field of Agriculture.
Govt. Support
Haryana Govt. through its EPP-2015 policy provides various incentives such as Investment Subsidy, Employment Generation Subsidy etc.
Infrastructure/ Technical Excellence
Pioneer in adopting Sprinkler Irrigation technology with 147,976 sprinkler sets currently installed across the State
Development of ripening chambers, grading sorting and packaging facilities in the state
Location Advantage
Haryana is in best position to leverage the growth in Retail Sector with closeness to NCR & access to almost 11% of India population.
Haryana has the third highest per capita income in the country

6. Opportunities available across the value chain
Investment Opportunities in Haryana
Opportunities available across the value chain
Value Chain
Farm Inputs
Farming
Marketing
Processing
Logistics
Retail
Consumer
Financial & Business Service
Transport Service
Quality Control
Marketing Intelligence
Product Design
Distribution
Customized equipment for local need
Forward linkage with the Processors
Contract Farming arrangements
Consolidation of Farm produce
Access to global markets
Forward linkages with organized retail
Backward linkage with farmers
Increase in integrated storage facilities requirement
Cold storage facilities
Mega Food Parks
Integrated Cold Chain
Quality Control and R&D labs
Food Safety management systems
Joint Research Initiatives
Training and Provision of Market Intelligence
Packaging and barcoding

7. Enterprise Promotion policy - 2015
Haryana: Food Processing a Thrust Sector
Enterprise Promotion policy
Some Existing Players
Grant in aid of 50% to primary processing centers
Interest
Investment subsidy on %
50% exemption from External Development Charges
80% - 100% refund of stamp duty
100% electricity duty exemption for 10 years
Wines/Liquor/Brandy etc. made from 100% fruits and Barley produced in state will be exempted from excise duty
50% aid to Primary Processing Centres
Interest Subsidy @6%
VAT subsidy @75% %,
50% exemption from EDC
80% - 100% stamp duty refund

8. Highlights of Upcoming Food Processing Policy
New units to set-up across Haryana
Financial Assistance
Support for Agri-Infrastructure
Regulatory Reforms
Promoting Entrepreneurship & Skill Development
Infrastructure development
Land available on long lease for 33 years
INR 5.49 per unit provided the investor signs MoU with Government of Haryana
100% refund on stamp duty
100% exemption on CLU
100% reimbursement of SGST net paid for 10 years
A financial assistance of 25% of FCI limited to INR 10 cr. for establishing common facilities which will include internal roads, power lines, etc.
EDC: 50 % exemption of applicable EDC charges
25% Capital Investment Subsidy on project cost limited to INR 2.5 cr.
25% Capital Investment Subsidy on eligible project cost limited to INR 50 lacs.
5% interest subsidy on term loan limited to INR 10 lacs per year for a period of 5 yrs
Enterprise to be declared of seasonal nature only on case-to- case basis as when the case for setting up the enterprise goes for review
Option to allow women to be employed on part- time basis for agro-industries
70 lakh assistance to NIFTEM for creation of world class incubation center
10 business ideas targeted to be incubated per year.
5% interest subsidy limited to INR 2 lakhs per year for 5 yrs for setting up small Agri-business units
Additional FAR beyond 150% to be purchased by paying premium of up to a limit of 225%
Support up to INR 30 lakhs per mandi to be provided (in addition to GoI grant-in-aid of INR 30 lakhs for mandis )

9. Thank You