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Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority(APEDA) Registration

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Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority(APEDA) Registration

  • SureTax Fincare simplifies the process of Registration, Compliance & Management of your business, by making it more convenient than ever.
  • Completely online, Quick & Hassle free process – Our Services can be availed from any Location in India or Abroad.
  • Our team of CA-accredited professionals provide expert guidance throughout every stage of the process

Overview

APEDA stands for the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority.

It is responsible for the promotion and development of agricultural and processed food product exports from India. APEDA facilitates market access, provides export promotion services, ensures quality standards, and supports the growth of the agricultural and processed food sector.

Eligibility Requirements

01

Agricultural Products
Your business should deal with agricultural products such as fruits, vegetables, cereals, pulses, nuts, spices, flowers, essential oils, herbs, etc. These products can be in their raw or processed form.

02

Processed Food Products
APEDA also covers processed food products that are derived from agricultural produce. This includes items like meat, poultry, dairy products, honey, confectionery, bakery products, pickles, canned fruits, juices, sauces, etc.

03

Indian Origin
The products you intend to export should be of Indian origin. APEDA’s primary objective is to promote Indian agricultural and processed food products in the international market.

04

Business Entity
APEDA registration is open to various types of business entities, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, companies, cooperatives, self-help groups, etc.

05

Compliance with Regulations
Adherence to quality control measures, food safety standards, packaging requirements, and any other applicable guidelines.

APEDA Schemes

  • Infrastructure Development Scheme

    It provides financial assistance to eligible entities for activities such as the establishment of pack houses, cold storage facilities, processing units, and testing laboratories.

  • Market Development Assistance (MDA) Scheme

    It provides financial support to exporters for various market promotion activities, including participation in international trade fairs, buyer-seller meets, and export promotion events.

  • Quality Development Scheme

    It provides support for setting up quality testing and certification labs, organizing training programs on quality management, and facilitating compliance with international quality standards.

  • Product Development Scheme

    It supports activities such as product research and development, technology upgradation, packaging innovation, and product diversification.

  • Brand Promotion and Market Access Scheme

    It supports branding initiatives, marketing campaigns, and awareness programs to create a strong market presence and facilitate market access for Indian products.

  • Common Facility Centre (CFC) Scheme

    It encourages the creation of common infrastructure facilities where multiple exporters can benefit from economies of scale and access modern processing technologies.

  • Research and Development (R&D) Scheme

    The scheme provides financial assistance for R&D projects related to product development, process optimization, and technology upgradation.

Advantages

Market Access

It helps exporters in identifying and accessing potential markets, both traditional and emerging, through its network and promotional activities.

Capacity Building

It conducts workshops, seminars, and training sessions on various aspects such as product development, packaging, marketing, export documentation, and trade regulations.

Networking and Collaboration

It creates platforms for interaction, exchange of ideas, and collaboration to foster growth and development in the export sector.

Export Promotion

It participates in trade fairs, exhibitions, buyer-seller meets, and marketing campaigns to showcase and promote Indian products, thereby creating more export opportunities.

Financial Assistance

APEDA offers financial assistance and incentives to exporters. It provides financial support for export-related activities such as market research, product development, branding, packaging, participation in trade fairs, and promotional campaigns.

Branding and Certification

It helps in establishing and protecting the reputation and uniqueness of such products in the global market through branding, certification, and intellectual property rights.E.g : Basmati rice, Alphonso mangoes, and Darjeeling tea.

Frequently Asked Question

The registration fee for APEDA varies based on the category and turnover of your business. The fee structure is specified by APEDA, and you can find the updated fee details on their official website.
The APEDA registration is valid for a period of five years. After the expiration, you will need to renew your registration to continue availing the benefits and services provided by APEDA.
In general, APEDA registration is not mandatory for all types of exports. However, for specific agricultural and processed food products, APEDA registration may be required to access certain benefits and privileges provided by APEDA and to meet the regulatory requirements of certain countries.
APEDA can help in expanding your export business by providing market intelligence, identifying potential markets, facilitating participation in trade fairs and exhibitions, offering financial assistance, supporting branding and certification, and providing export promotion services to showcase your products globally.
No, APEDA does not provide export licenses or permits. However, it can guide you on the regulatory requirements and procedures for obtaining necessary licenses or permits from other relevant authorities, such as DGFT (Directorate General of Foreign Trade) or customs.
1. Food Processing Fund (FPF) Of NABARD
2. Mega Food Park Scheme of MOFPI
3. Kishan Sampada Yojna
4. Production Linked Incentive Scheme For Food Processing Industry (PLISFPI)

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