Food Processing Industries Scheme (State)
Food Processing Industries Scheme (State)
Food Processing Industries Scheme - Haryana
The Haryana Government’s Food Processing Industries Scheme supports the creation, expansion, and diversification of agro and food processing units. It aims to reduce wastage, increase processing levels, raise farmer incomes, and promote exports in the state. The scheme targets sectors like fruits and vegetables, milk, meat, poultry, fish, and health/nutritional foods.
Objectives & Quantum of Assistance
The scheme provides financial incentives to new units and units undertaking expansion or diversification within notified areas:
- Capital Investment Subsidy: 25% subsidy on fixed capital investment up to ₹1 Crore for units located in C and D category blocks.
- SGST Reimbursement: 100% SGST reimbursement for 10 years, limited to 100% of the fixed capital investment.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligible entities include proprietorships, partnerships, companies, corporations, cooperatives, SHGs, FPOs, NGOs, and central/state PSUs engaged in eligible food processing activities.
- Units must comply with policy norms.
- typically be located in designated food parks or specified categories to qualify.
Application & Documentation
Applications are filed online on the Haryana state portal. Essential documents include:
- Detailed Project Report (DPR).
- Term‑loan sanction and appraisal reports.
- Incorporation/registration certificates and financial documents.
Disbursement & Penalties
A State Level Committee for Food Processing evaluates proposals. Funds are released against milestones after inspections and audits. False claims lead to recovery of subsidy with interest (~12%) and legal action.
Role of Wealth Design LLP
Wealth Design LLP helps units interpret eligibility, prepare DPRs and documentation, submit online applications, and ensure compliance so enterprises can fully utilize capital subsidy and SGST reimbursement benefits.
Impact & Future Prospects
The scheme promotes value addition and reduced wastage, raising farmer incomes and boosting exports. Future enhancements could widen eligible subsectors, increase subsidy ceilings, and extend duration to deepen the impact on the agro‑based economy.