Food Industry Ppt

Food Industry 

Introduction  

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India is the world's second sec ond largest producer of food next to  China. The total food production in India is likely to double in the  next ten years. Health food and health food supplements is another a nother rapidly  rising segment of this industry.

Food Law  

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Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 (FSSA)  The Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954  The Vegetable Oil Products (Control) Order, 1947; the Edible  Oils Packaging (Regulation) Order, 1998. Infant Milk Substitute, Feeding Bottles and Infant Foods  (Regulation, supply and distribution) Act, 1992.

Various Sectors In The Food Industry  

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Grain Processing  Bakery Products  Cocoa Products  Soft Drinks  Fruits And Vegetables  Milk And Milk Products 

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Meat And Poultry 

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Fish 

Organic Food Industry  

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Organic foods are those food products produced with natural    fertilizers. The study found that the most common c ommon for ms ms of   organic foods were vegetables, fruits, fruit   juices, milk and cereals. Consumption Consumption also reduces the risk at which one  can get cancer which is very important.

Trade Fairs  

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International Food & Drink Expo India 2010 -New Delhi. Organizer -Tarsus Group. TASTE TASTE Expo Expo 2011 2011 ² Mumba Mumbai.i. Organi Organizer zer - Exhibi Exhibitio tions  ns  India.  Anna  Annapoo poorna rna - World World of Food Food India India 2010 2010 ² Mumbai Mumbai.. Organi Organizer zer ² FICCI. FICCI.

Indian Spices  

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Throughout history, many expeditions have  come to India, or landed up in America, looking for the spices   from its Malabar Coast.  Ayurveda, the indigenous system system of Indian Indian medicine, uses a  large number of spices in its combination of preventive and   curative medicines. Pepper, Ginger, Cardamom, Turmeric, Cumin, Cinnamon, Karipatta, Basil, Mustard.

Major Indian and Overseas Players in  the Food processing industry: 

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ITC Limited (Packaged Foods & Confectionery)  Parle Products Pvt. Ltd. (Business and Confectionary)   Agro Tech Foods (Snacks)   Amul (Dairy)  Cadbury India Ltd. (Confectionary and Beverages)  PepsiCo India Holdings (Snacks and Beverages)  Bever ages)  Britannia Industries Ltd. (Bakery Products) 

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MTR foods limited (Snacks and Icecreams)  Godrej industries Limited (Beverages and Staples)  Gits Gits Food Food Products Pvt. Pvt. Ltd. (Snacks (Snacks and Dairy)  Dairy)  Dabur India Ltd. Ltd. (Beverages (Beverages and Culinary Culinary) )  Haldiram·s Haldiram·s (Bakery products products and Snacks)  Snacks)  Hindustan Unilever Limited (Beverages, Staples, Dairy)  Nestle India Pvt. Ltd. (Confectionary) 

 Advantages  

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India is one of the largest food producers in the world. India has diverse agro-climatic conditions and has a large lar ge and   diverse raw material base suitable for food processing  companies. India has huge scientific and research re search talent pool. Well developed infrastructure and distribution network. Strategic geographic location (proximity of India to markets  in Europe and Far East, South East and West Asia).

Challenges  

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Consumer education that processed foods can be more  nutritious. Low price-elasticity for processed food products. Need for distribution network and cold chain. Backward-forward integration integration from farm to consumers. Development of marketing channels  Development of linkages between industry, government and   institutions.

Policy Measures, Government  Initiatives and Duty Regime  

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Food processing industries industries are included in the list of priority  sector for bank lending in order to ensure easy availability of   credit to them. Excise duty on processed meat, fish and poultry products  reduced from 8% to nil. Excise Duty of 16% on dairy machinery has been be en fully  waived off. Use of foreign brand names is now freely permitted.