FOOD PROCESSING AND TECHNOLOGY

FOOD PROCESSING AND TECHNOLOGY
Published by Food Industries Welfare Association (Regd.)

Food is the ingredient that binds us Together

VOLUME - 1 ISSUE - 6 DECEMBER 2020







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INDEX PAGE

Company / Subject Page No. Company / Subject Page No.

Agroha Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd..........................................40 FIWA-Solved Challenges for Packaging Toys in Food Products...........80
Agroha Agro Foods Pvt. Ltd..........................................41 FIWA-Solved Challenges for Packaging Toys in Food Products...........81
AIBTM Photo Gallery....................................................48 FIWA-Solved Challenges for Packaging Toys in Food Products...........82
AKS Food Products.......................................................59 FIWA Aims & Objec ves...............................................83
Ashwmegh Group of Industries....................................08 FIWA Membership Form...............................................84
Ashwmegh Group of Industries....................................09 G.M. Exim Pvt. Ltd. Profile.............................................12
Aroma Spice Industries.................................................31 G.M. Exim Pvt. Ltd...................................................13-14
Ar cle for Walnuts........................................................32 Hanji Crea ons..............................................................57
Ar cle for Sugar............................................................71 Kishlay Foods Pvt. Ltd. Profile........................................17
Crazy snacks Pvt. Ltd.....................................................07 Kishlay Foods Pvt. Ltd....................................................18
Chandigarh Sweets Ltd.................................................42 Kalpamrit Marke ng Pvt. Ltd.........................................35
Chandigarh Sweets Ltd.................................................43 Lakshmi Trading Co. ......................................................05
Chhotabhai Jethabhai Patel and Co. Profile.................46 MSME Samadhaan........................................................19
Chhotabhai Jethabhai Patel and Co.............................47 MSME Samadhaan........................................................20
Design Concepts Profile................................................02 MSME Samadhaan........................................................21
Design Concepts...........................................................03 MSME Samadhaan........................................................22
Excelsior Engineers Pvt. Ltd...........................................60 MSME Samadhaan........................................................23
Elegant Engineers Profile..............................................61 NIMIT Enterprises Profile..............................................38
Elegant Engineers..........................................................62 NIMIT Enterprises.........................................................39
Editorial.........................................................................06 Panchwa Nutrients......................................................16
Fontal Flexipack Limited................................................10 Patanjali...................................................................44-45
Fontal Flexipack Limited...............................................11 Pooja Packaging Industries............................................24
FSSAI-Quality Control of Ingredients.............................25 Poddar Foods Pvt. Ltd. Profile.......................................36
FSSAI-Quality Control of Ingredients.............................26 Poddar Foods Pvt. Ltd....................................................37
FSSAI-Quality Control of Ingredients.............................27 PL Industries Pvt. Ltd.....................................................56
FSSAI-Quality Control of Ingredients.............................28 Quality Control of Ingredients.......................................63
FIWA Gallery..................................................................49 Quality Control of Ingredients.......................................64
FIWA Gallery..................................................................50 Quality Control of Ingredients.......................................65
FIWA Gallery .................................................................51 Quality Control of Ingredients.......................................66
FIWA Gallery..................................................................52 Quality Control of Ingredients.......................................67
FIWA Gallery.................................................................53 Quality Control of Ingredients.......................................68
FIWA Gallery .................................................................54 SSG Pharma Pvt. Ltd. Profile..........................................29
Foodees Group Profile..................................................15 SSG Pharma Pvt. Ltd. ....................................................30
FIWA List of Members...................................................73 Swarn Paras Spices........................................................58
FIWA List of Members...................................................74 Subscrip on Form.........................................................72
FIWA List of Members...................................................75 Vita Agro Processed Foods............................................01
FIWA List of Members...................................................76 Verma Food Processing System Profile..........................33
FIWA List of Members...................................................77 Verma Food Processing System.....................................34
FIWA List of Members...................................................78 Vyapaar Kesari News......................................................55
FIWA List of Members...................................................79 What is clean label (Ar cle).....................................69-70

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Hanji Creations March 2020
Pitampura, Delhi

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A.K. OJHA MSME SAMADHAAN - Delayed Payments to Micro and
Small Enterprises under Micro, Small and Medium
Deputy Director Enterprises Development (MSMED) Act, 2006

MSME-Development
Institute Okhla,
New Delhi - 110020
Ph.: 011-26838118, 26838068
Mob.: 9648649053
Email : [email protected]
Web : www.dcmsme.gov.in

New Era for Farmers after three Agri-Trade Laws

S.No. Demands and Issues of Under New Laws Existing System
Farmers

1. Can anyone approach farmers Yes, under new laws No, It was not possible

to buy their crop at market rates? anyone can pay market because buyer can

prices to farmers and only buy at APMC

buy the crop from mandies through

farmers. license holders’

traders. This was

forcing farmers to

route heir material via

APMC only. Buyers

were not allowed to

deal with farmers. This

was reducing famers

income and

middleman was

exploiting farmers’

that is why farmers

were getting Rs. 2 to 5

per kg and consumers

were paying Rs. 50.

per kg.

Who was keeping Rs.

45 per kg of farmers?

People those who are

protesting against

reforms should

explain.

2. Can youth of village start crop Yes, now village youth No, opportunities for

trading business under new laws can create their own village youth because

without license? marketing and retail they were not getting

company to sell directly APMC license to start

to hotels, shops, their own trading

consumers with any business possible

licence from APMC.

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3. Can women of village start crop Yes, now village women No, it was not possible

trading business under new laws can create their own without getting license

without license? marketing and retail to start their own

company to sell directly trading business

to hotels, shops, outside APMC.

consumers and from

anywhere

4. Who will fix the price of the crop? Farmers will decide the Farmer had no role in
right price for himself. fixing the price.

Farmers in consultation Middleman was fixing

with buy will fix the price the price on behalf of

of the crop based on farers. That is why

quality. If a farmer is not farmers were getting

happy with the price Rs. 3 to 5 per kg, when

offered, he has authority consumers were

to refuse the sale. paying Rs. 25 to 50 for

the same crop on the

same date just outside

APMC mandies for the

same quality.

5. What will happen to APMC? No change in APMC APMC will continue to
under new laws. Central exist as earlier, APMC
government has no role is under state
in management of governments.
APMC.

6. What will happen to APMC APMC traders can APMC traders’ can

traders’? operate outside APMC continue to operate

as well under new laws. inside APMC.

7. Is there specific place to do Under new law farmers No choice, only place

business transactions? and buyer can decide for transaction is

when and where to APMC yard only.

meet the buyer to sell

the crop.

8. Can the transactions happen on Yes, Under new law No transaction is

holds and weekends? farmers and buyer can possible if APMC is

decide when and where closed.

to meet the buyer to sell

the crop.

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9. How small farmers can take Small farmers’ can It was not possible

benefit of new laws. produce specific because buyers

product as per demand cannot approach

or buyer or they can farmers directly,

make their own club, without using an

FPO, Cooperative, etc. intermediary with

can do sell together to license.

any buyer or directly.

10. Payment for the crop Until payment is made, Farmers were at the

ownership of the mercy of Traders’.

material is with farmer Traders’ were

only. No one can force deciding the payment

farmers to sell on credit. schedule.

Unless the farmers is

keen to offer the

material on credit.

11. Who will decide the quality? Now farmers and There is no possibility
buyers can talking to for buyers to deal with
each other. Farmer farmers directly to
sand buyers jointly will convey his quality
decide what to produce requirements. That is
and of which quality. why farmers were

always paid lower
price for their crop.

12. Who will own the land in case of Land is and will firmly There is no such

contract farming? remain with farmer. provision under

Even in payment existing system.

dispute in contract with

buyers, farmers land

cannot be touched to

recover the payment.

13. Can farmers’ demand farmers’ Yes, farmer and buyer No such provision

services to meet quality needs can decide what is because buyers and

from buyer? required to produce farmers never meet.

good quality. These can

be documented to

ensure transparency

and cost implications..

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14. Dispute Resolution Courts are very No provision to

expensive and time encourage mediation

consuming for farmers. or arbitration under

Mediation and existing system. Only

arbitration as per Indian expensive and time-

legal system is consuming court

encourages to solve the system is the option

disputes under the for small farmers.

guidance of civil

administration.

15. Will these new laws abolish No. These laws have APMCs are created
APMC? no jurisdiction over and managed by State
APMC. Governments. They
will continue to do
that.

16. How much tax is applicable for No tax and no cess is Taxes and cess varies

the transaction? applicable under new from 1% to 8%,

laws. depends upon the

state government. Ask

your state how much

tax they are charging.

17. Who will benefit with these new Farmers. Now they can Farmers were not able

laws? decide when to sell, outside APMC

where to sell, how to because buyer cannot

sell. deal with farmers

outside APMC.

18. What support government will Various schemes are There was no

give to farmers to improve their launched for farers to provision for any such

marketing ability support their training, support under APMC

Infrastructure Act.

development fund, etc.

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19. Why government does not fix 70% of people live in There is no provision

MSP under these laws? rural India. They can of MSP under APMC

decide how much they Act. States

want to pay for farmers governments are free

in their village to buy to decide if they want

their food. If we make to buy from farmers on

mandatory MSP under MSP.

the law, most of the poor

people in village and

most of the dairy and

poultry farmers will

suffer.

20. Can we make MSP mandatory Every price is always There is no such

for private sector? with reference to quality provision in APMC

and service. If there is Act. Why this was not

quality issue, farmers introduced, please ask

will be the looser. those who are

Therefore, it is better for opposing the new

farmers to deal directly laws.

with buyer and fix the

price and quality.

21. Will government buy its Yes, government will Yes, government is
requirement at MSP?
continue to buy at MSP buying at MSP for its

for its all food security all food security

programs. programs.

22. What are the other options Farmers can sell their APMC Act only allows
selling at APMC that
available to farmers to sell their crops in open market, too via license holder
trader.
crops? to processing

companies, exporters,

hotels, restaurants,

retailers, etc.

Farmers can also sell in
APMC market, eNAM,
Futures market, Haat,
etc. without any
licencing requirements.

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B.S. Acharya

B.Sc, B.Tech (Food), MBA
Joint Director (FSSAI)

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India to Depend on

Walnuts import from US and Chile

Domes c supply for walnuts from Kashmir been High import duty of 132% on walnuts from the US and
disrupted, with the walnuts traders in India have 110% for shipments from Chile will not slow down imports,
started impor ng walnuts from the United States as there was huge demand in the country, said Jain. “2018-
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from April-October, we have imported 8,000 tonnes. We
Kashmir, which produces around 90% of walnuts that are will import another 8,000 tonnes ll March end,” Jain said.
grown in India, have been facing communica on blockage
since August this year and this, in turn, has resulted in non Jain added that due to lower duty of only 33% for walnut
communica on between the buyers and sellers of kernel, imports were at 1,500 tonnes compared with 250
walnuts. tonnes from last year.

This comes as great news for US suppliers, feared losing Over 90% of the country’s walnut produc on comes from
business as India imposed retaliatory tariffs on several Kashmir. Imports typically surge in June-July, ahead of the
commodi es including walnuts and almonds a er the fes ve season. In July, India had increased tariffs on 28
Trump administra on withdrew trade concessions for the products imported from the US in retalia on to the Us’s
country. decision to withdraw the benefits that India has been
receiving under the Generalized System of Preference
Traders said imports would rise because domes c supply program. Amidst, it’s evident that producers and
of walnuts has fallen by a third, while demand is strong. distributors of walnuts have been severely hit. The
government’s policy of keeping the internet suspended
“This year, walnut crop in the country is 30-35% less than has disrupted the business ac vity of the agriculturists in
last year’s 23000 tonnes,” reportedly said Gunjan Jain, Kashmir. It’s per nent that the government acknowledge
managing director of VKC Nuts. “The harvest from Kashmir the fallouts of its current Kashmir policy and act on
valley was delayed and crop was even le to rot by farmers, remedying it forthwith.
due to supply disrup ons caused by curfew like restric ons
imposed in Jammu and Kashmir,” Jain was reported as
saying.

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