Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Infrastructure in
India For Food
Security
S.R.SWAMINATHAN
S.SIYAMALAN
TNAU
Introduction
• India is the world’s second
largest producer of food
• Major constraints
– post harvest handling
– poor infrastructure,
– unavailability of cold storages,
– poor transportation
a COLD CHAIN is the need of the
Cold chain concept
Cold storage
• 8th largest
retail market in
the world.
• The GDP is
projected to grow
by around 40 % in
Incentives
Organisation Financial Assistance
providing subsidy
MOFPI (Tenth Five 25% of the cost of P&M,
Year Plan ) common ceiling of Rs. 75
MOFPI (proposed 11 lakhs
50% of the cost of P&M,
th Year Plan ) common ceiling of Rs. 10
National crores
25% of the cost of
Horticultural project, common ceiling
Board
exempt excise duty of Rs.chain
cold 50 lakhs
refrigeration
- equipment
Cold chain covering Dindigul,
Theni and Madurai
• 6 collection
centers with
pre-cooling
unit.
Cold • 3 refeer vans
storage
• 200 MT pack
house
• 3000 MT cold
storage
Cold Storage with Pack House
25 m 10 m 10m
10 m
Cold Room Cold Room V Cold Room
IV VI Pre CoolingRipening
Capacity Chamber
Chamber
30 m
Unloading
500 MT 500 MT
Ante Room
Packing and
18 m
Grading Hall
5 m
Office
Packaging
materials
10 m
Cold Room Cold Room Cold Room I 5 m
III II
30 m
75 m
Financials
Retail Boom