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ANDHRA PRADESHIndia’s Sunrise State

Nara Chandrababu NaiduChief Minister, Andhra Pradesh

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APIIC is a wholly owned undertaking of Government of Andhra

Pradesh and was formed in 1973 with the objective of providing

industrial infrastructure through the development of industrial areas.

The Corporation has so far developed more than 300 industrial parks

spread over an extent of about 1,21,655 acres (including allotted area).

Besides this, the Corporation is also developing sector focused parks

like Apparel park, Food Processing parks/ Leather parks and Special

Economic Zones in the state. The Corporation has also constructed

3500 industrial sheds, 4800 dormitory units, 466 commercial shops.

Andhra Pradesh with its investment-friendly approach offers

immense opportunities to entrepreneurs to set up industry in

the State. To add to this, the districts – including Krishna, Guntur,

Prakasam, West Godavari and East Godavari, offer food processing

companies with abundance of agricultural and horticultural produce.

APIIC is implementing a Mega Food Park at Mallavalli Village, Krishna

District, at a cost of 125.25 cr. The Food Park is approved by Ministry

of Food Processing Industries, Govt. of India. The project offers

developed industrial area of 27 acres that is ideal for food processing

and ancillary units.

ABOUT THE PROMOTER

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MEGA FOOD PARKDETAILS

DETAILS OF PROJECT:• Land Area: 57.45 acres

• Project Cost: Rs. 125.25 crores

• Proposed Industrial Leasable Plots: 27.53 acres/ 33 plots

• Potential MSME units (Plug and play Facility) : 1.70 Acres/6 plots

CORE FACILITIES OF THE FOOD PARK• Cold Storage• Dry Warehouse/ Silos• Aseptic Pulping Processing Unit• Ripening Chamber• Tetrapak Line

• Chilling Unit for Milk• Material Handling Equipment- Stackers,

Forklifts, Crates and Bins• Testing Lab• Cold Chain Logistics

ENABLING INFRASTRUCTURE• Road Network• Storm Water Drainage System• Water Supply System• Common Effluent Treatment Plant• Integrated Solid Waste Management

• Power Transmission and Distribution• Street Lighting System• Telecommunications and IT system• Weighbridges• Signage and Landscaping

NON-CORE INFRASTRUCTURE• Parking Area• Administrative block• Fire Station

• Canteen, Creche and Shopping Complex

• Training Room

• Executive Guest House• Worker Dormitory

PPC Location Facilities Commodity

Tadepalligudem (81.4KM from CPC)

Cold Storage- 20MT

Manual Sorting & Grading- 2MT/hr

Precooling unit- 6MT

F&V : Mango, Banana, Tomato and Guava

Rangampeta (146 KM from CPC)

Cold Storage- 20MT

Manual Sorting & Grading- 2MT/hr

Precooling unit- 6MT

F&V : Mango, Banana, Tomato, Brinjal, Okra Spices : Chillies

Sattenapalle (117KM from CPC)

Cold Storage for Chillies – 500MT

Cold Storage 9F&V) -20MT

Precooling Unit- 6MT

Spices : Chillies, TurmericF&V : Tomato, Brinjal, Guava and OkraMilk

Ongole (190KM from CPC)

Cold Storage- 20MTManual Sorting & Grading- 2MT/hrPrecooling Unit- 6MT

Spice: ChilliesF&V : Mango, BananaMilk

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SITE LAYOUT

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STANDARD FACTORY

SHEDS 6913(1.70Ac)

15.ANALITICAL LAB1636(0.4AC)

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ASEPTIC & TETRAPACK UNIT

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PACKING UNIT

MILK CHILLING UNIT

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CPC (CURENT) UNITS

34,108TOTAL AREA

FACILITIES

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1ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING CUM TRAINING

CENTER, TOILET/ REST ROOMS/ RECREATION

2 CANTEEN, CRECHE & SHOPPING COMPLEX

3 WORKERS HOSTEL

4 DRIVERS REST ROOM

SECURITY (I UNIT-15) 2

WEIGH BRIDGE (I UNIT-250)

UNDERGROUND WATER TANK & FIREWATER TANK (10 LACK LIT. CAPACITY)

2430

PARKING BAY FOR 30 NOS OF TRUCK5102

SUBSTATION / TRANSFORMER YARD 293010

SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT1 6913

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• Cold storage - 3000 MT

• Dry warehouse - 4000 MT

• Dry, wet & powder packing unit - 1 MT/hour

• Ripening chamber (ECRC) - 120 MT/chamber

• Tetrapak line - 9000 packs/hr (200ml)

• Aseptic pulping and concentration line - 6 MT/hour

• Material handling equipment - stackers (3), forklifts (3) & crates

• Testing lab

CAPACITY OF CORE PROCESSING FACILITIESFEATURES

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Mega Food Parks scheme is considered to be an inclusive concept aimed at establishing “direct linkages from the farm to processing and on to the consumer markets”, through a vast network of collection centres and Primary Processing Centres. These Mega Food Parks are expected to provide high quality food processing infrastructure near the farms. These include logistics, transportation, and central processing centres so as to ensure

• Direct as well as indirect employment generation in rural areas

• Exposing farmers to a more systematic, market driven and profitable farming activities

• Generation of additional income for the farmers• Reduction in post harvest losses• Maintenance of value chain from the farm to

the market

OF APIIC MEGA FOOD PARK

• A Scheme - Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sampada Yojana (KSY)* has been launched to leverage 35% of eligible project cost to Max Rs 5.00 Cr

• Single Window System: All the facilities are available in house. User only needs to pay the charges for ETP/STP/ Electricity etc.

• Land: For setting up of units, interested applicants may also apply for land parcel online by visiting www.apiic.in

• Water: The site has abundant water availability through Krishna river.

• Power: Power available in the food park is 5.63 MW.

• Backward linkages: Availability of raw material

• Forward linkages: Buyer availability in the food park. Better access to customers, technology and information.

• Cutting down the unproductive cost and reduction of overall cost through shared resources.

• Ensures that the environmental safety standards are maintained

• No additional clearance is required for setting up of unit

• Ready-to-use dedicated infrastructure.

Location advantages: Proximity to the highway, airport and railway.

Roads: The site is located near Hanuman Junction Town

Airways: 30 kms from Gannavaram Airport.

Railways: Nuzvid Railway Station is nearest and Vijayawada Railway Station is 55 Km from site of the CPC

ADVANTAGES OF SETTING UP A UNIT AT FOOD PARK

*12 Vacancies have been allocated for the State of Andhra Pradesh

ADVANTAGES

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RESOURCES

AGRICULTURERice is a major food crop and staple food of the State contributing about 77 per cent of the food grain production. Other important crops are Jowar, Bajra, Maize, Ragi, Small millets, Pulses, Castor, Tobacco, Cotton and Sugarcane.

HORTICULTUREMango, Guava, Banana, Papaya, Tomato, Chilli and Turmeric are the key crops grown. The fruit and vegetable crops are developed using advanced farm techniques. The district is identified as a major potential area for Mangoes with large volumes of Mango being exported.

FISHERYThe State ranks 1st in the production of fish and shrimp. The sector in the past one decade has grown by more than 10 %. It is one of the most remunerating sectors for farmers and processors. The State’s long coastline provides immense potential for entrepreneurs.

DAIRY Dairy farming is an important allied agro activity suitable predominantly in rural areas of AP, which occupies 7th position in milk production. The State has huge cow population which is best suitable for production of high value added items like cheese. Government has launched a massive programme for restructuring breeding operations in cattle under the National Project for Cattle and Buffalo Breeding (NPCBB) scheme

POULTRYThe catchment region is rich in Meat and Egg Production. The State is the largest egg producer and third largest meat producer in the country. The State has potential for poultry processing units for domestic and export market

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FEATURES OF THE POLICY• Online system for filling and issue of clearances

• Common Application Form that captures requirements from different government departments

• Self certification

• Right to clearances

• Penal actions against officials if permissions are not given in time.

• Consolidated land bank of 10 lakh acres that gives the State a strategic edge in attracting investments

SINGLE DESK WINDOW• First time in the world - right to timely

clearances.

• First time in India - self-certification accepted.

• First time - time limits for clearances specified in the Act itself rather than in rules.

• 21 days clearances for Mega projects first in the country.

• Penal provision if clearances delayed by Departments

• A single Common Application Form prescribed.

• Applicant need not go to different departments - this will be done by the Nodal Officer - like the Singapore Economic Development Board(EDB)

• Grievance Redressal mechanism will be created.

• Applicant also liable for action if self-certification is false.

• Graft free and zero tolerance to corruption

• Minimum inspection and maximum facilitation

INDUSTRIAL POLICY FRAMEWORK• Zero graft, zero tolerance to corruption

• Peaceful, secure and progressive business regulatory environment.

• Industrialisation shall be inclusive and facilitate social equality.

• Attractive incentives to Small and Micro industries.

• Ancillary and vendor development linked to major industry.

• Special package for SC/ST/ Women/ PH

• Marketing assistance to MSME sector

• Programme for traditional art and handicrafts

• Plug and play infrastructure in industrial park development.

• Industry

• Local body status for industrial parks

• Rationalisation of taxes to encourage local industry.

• Industrial corridors and district industry parks to encourage growth of industry across the State.

The Government of Andhra Pradesh assures speedy, time-bound and transparent permissions to project proposals, in the new industrial policy that it has released.*

OF ANDHRA PRADESHINDUSTRIAL POLICIES

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OF ANDHRA PRADESH

Particulars MSMEs Units Large Industries

VAT/CST/SGST Reimbursement

100% of Net VAT/CST/SGST (Max 5 years from the date of commence-ment of commercial production.)

75% of Net VAT/CST/SGST for Medium Enterprises 50% of Net VAT/CST for Large Enterprises (7 years from the date of commencement of commercial production or up to realisation of 100% fixed capital investment, whichever is earlier)

Interest subsidy

Subsidy on the term loan taken at interest rate in excess of 3% per annum (Max reimbursement of 9% p.a. up to 5 years)

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Stamp duty re-imbursement

100% of stamp duty and transfer duty paid by the industry on pur-chase of land meant for industrial use will be reimbursed

100% of stamp duty and transfer duty paid by the industry on purchase of land meant for industrial use will be reimbursed

Rebate in land cost

50% rebate (Max Rs.20 lakhs in industrial estates/parks)

Investment subsidy

35% on Fixed Capital Investment (FCI) and additional 10% for Wom-en (Max- Rs.75.00 lakhs)

NIL

Reimbursement of land conver-sion charges

25% (Max Rs.10 lakhs for industrial use)

25% (Max Rs.10 lakhs for industrial use) Not Applicable for Large Enterprises

Fixed power cost reimburse-ment

Reimbursement @ Rs.1.50 per unit (Max 5 years)

Skill upgrada-tion and Training

50% cost reimbursement limited to Rs.5000 per person

Quality Certifi-cation/ Patent Registration

50% subsidy up to Rs.3.00 lakhs

Specific Clean-er Production Measures

25% Subsidy (max Rs.5.00 lakhs)

STATE INCENTIVES

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Hyderabad

Bengaluru

Visakhapatnam

320 km

690 km

320 km

180 km

Kakinada

APIIC Mega Food Park

LOCATION ADVANTAGEMEGA FOOD PARK

APIIC Limited - Implementing Agency

Babu A, IASVice Chairman & Managing Director

T: 0866-2428301E: vcmd.ap.apiic@nic.in

CHSS PrasadChief General Manager (Projects)

M +91 95050 15007E: cgm.p.apiic@nic.in

ANDHRA PRADESHIndia’s Sunrise State