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There is an overview of the Spices Industry India.
India is the largest producer of spices. It is the largest consumer of spices. It’s perfect for cultivating practically all kinds of spices because of the tropical and subtropical weather patterns. India’s extensive spices farming and demand for the product in the domestic and international markets make it a good place to start a spice trading business. Spice businesses can export their product as India is famous for its spices. Spice manufacturing involves grinding, disintegrating, drying and packaging. The open market and branded and packaged forms are used for retail trade in the country. Today, blended spices are in huge demand due to their ready-to-use nature and the balanced blend of different spices that can be difficult to reproduce for some. Spice packets are convenient to use. Spices that are manufactured and traded have great demand because of their ease of use for consumers.
Whole spices: chilli, cumin, cinnamon, cloves, mustard, turmeric, bay leaf, coriander, saffron etc.
Powdered Spices: Pepper powder, chilli powder, ginger powder, cardamom powder, turmeric powder, tamarind powder, coriander powder, fennel powder, fenugreek powder etc.
Recipe-specific spices: Curry masala, meat masala, fish curry masala, sambar, rasam, instant pickles etc.
Spice Trading Business Has Some Advantages.
The international market has high credibility in the Indian spices market. The spice industry is an economically viable option for entrepreneurs with limited capital and resources. Despite the competition in the Indian market, manufacturing and trading of spices are common. The various advantages associated with spices have led to the growth of manufacturing, processing and packaging plants. Indian dishes are without spices. incomplete. We like our spices for their taste, smell, and effect on the body.
How to Start Spice Manufacturing and Trading Business.
Business setup can vary depending on the targeted market, the aspects of business market. Before making any heavy investment, one must decide on the source of the spices and processing machinery, and labour) plant. Pre-production planning like competitive analysis, marketing plan, sales strategy, social media strategy, financial projections and the cost involved in setting up the entire setup will also be needed.
- Spice grinder
- Disintegrator
- Packaging machine
- Pouch sealing machine
- Pulveriser
- Weighing machine
Licences are required to start the manufacturing and trading Spices.
GST registration
Documents required include
- PAN Card of the Business or Applicant
- Identity and Address Proof, along with Photographs
- Proof of business registration
- Proof of address, Bank details, etc
- Passport/driving license/ Aadhaar card/voter’s identity card, etc.
- bank statement and scanned copy of a cancelled cheque
Trade license
Documents required include
- Applicant’s details like name, contact details, and address)
- Industry details
- Government ID proof like voter ID/PAN Card/Driving license/Aadhar Card/Rent Agreement/Partnership)
- Owned premises- Property tax receipt/Property registration details
- For Rented premises- Self-Attested Rent Agreement photocopy/photocopy of Property tax receipt
FSSAI Licence
The FSSAI Licence is issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India. Depending on the size of the business, FSSAI Basic registration, FSSAI State License and FSSAI Central License are available. There are details and documents needed for this licence.
- Location of the Company
- Nature of Company (Manufacturer, Importers, etc.)
- Blueprint/layout plan of the Processing Unit
- List of Directors/Proprietor/Executive/ Partners/ Members of Society or trust with address and contact details
- list of equipment and machinery, installed capacity and horsepower used
- Photo IDs and address proof of Proprietor/ Partner/ Director(s)/ Authorized Signatory
- List of categories of spices desired to be manufactured.
- Chemical & Bacteriological Analysis report of water to be used as an ingredient in food from a recognised/ public health laboratory to confirm the portability o Proof of possession of premises
- Partnership Deed/Affidavit of Proprietorship/ Memorandum & Articles of association towards the firm’s constitution.
- Copy of certificate obtained under Coop Act 1981/ Multi-State Coop Act – 2002 in case of Cooperatives
- NOC & copy of the license from the manufacturer
- Food Safety Management System plan or certificate o Source of raw material
- NOCs from Municipality or local body
Registration and licensing required to Export Spice from India
The Spices Board is part of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Maintenance, promotion and monitoring of quality and better production methods are some of the main activities.
Certificate of Registration as Exporter of Spices (CRES):The Spice Board issues this registration and it is treated as a Membership Certificate under the FTP. There is a single window system for the issuance of CRES registration.
Documents required by the exporter in the merchant category
- Import Export Code
- PAN Card
- GST Certificate
- Registration Fee
- Confidential bank Report showing the net value of the business
- Certificate of Incorporation/MOA, AOA / Partnership Deed
- List of Directors or partners along with contact info.
Documents required by the exporter in the manufacturer category
- Import Export Code
- PAN Card
- GST Certificate
- Confidential bank Report showing the net value of the business
- If the company authorises the applicant to apply, then an authorisation letter from to applicant is also needed
- Certificate of Incorporation/MOA, AOA / Partnership Deed
- List of Directors or partners and their contact info
- MSME registration
- FSSAI Licence
- Consent Certificate
- Lease deed/rent agreement in case the premise is on lease or rent
- registration fees.
Additional Licence Required by the Spice Business
- IEC Registration
- BIS Registration
- Fire NOC
- Consent Certificate from State Pollution Control Board/ Pollution Control Committee
Spice production in India is large.
India produces 75 of the spices listed by the ISO. The most exported spices are ginger, curry powder, spices oils, and oleoresins. The majority of the total production is made up of these spices.
Domestic Production:India produced over 10 million tonnes of spices in the year 2020. Around 29% of the country’s area is under chili, which contributes to 37% of the spices produced in India. Cumin and turmeric make up about 18% and 10% of the total production in India. The total amount of ginger produced in India is 8%. The production of spices is statewise.
- Madhya Pradesh (Around 3.23 million tonnes)
- Rajasthan (Around 1.23 million tonnes)
- Gujarat (Around 1.03 million tonnes)
- Andhra Pradesh (Around 0.93 million tonnes)
- Telangana (Around 0.74 million tonnes)
For Export: I India exported spices worth over $4 billion in 2020. The exports were worth over 4 billion dollars. The main products imported were curry powder, garlic, chilli, and mint. The spices are exported to a number of countries.
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