Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
ON
Fruit and Vegetable Based Food Processing
Unit
Under:
Khadi & Village Industries Commission
Board
Submitted By:
Kwakeithel Mayaikoibi
D.O.B.: 31.03.1985
Constitution: Proprietorship
The most economical manner for the conserving food is the ancient
Indian Style of preservation in the form of dehydrated fruits and
vegetables and manufacture of pickles, candies and dried form. Fruits and
vegetables are very widely available in the State. So processing of these
easily available fruits and vegetable and making it available all
throughout the year even in the off season is a good industry and is very
feasible in the State.
Pickles:
Preserves:
MARKET POTENTIAL:
The country has been exporting pickles and preserves to cater the
needs of the Indian immigrants settled in abroad and also in different
cities and nook & corner of the country. Previously majority of these
preparations have been based on mango. But now slowly and gradually
many other fruits and vegetables are made into pickles of which some of
the popular in the market are Chilli, Garlic, Lemon, Bamboo Shoot, mixed
fruit and vegetable pickles etc. They are of very high in demand among
the students and service holders working in cities far from their home
town. It is also making its way in to the food habits of the people in the
State of late.
And the products are marketed through various source like regular
buyers, super markets, departmental stores, bulk disposal through
various trade fairs, festive fairs, exhibitions organised by the Govt./NGO’s
from time to time.
RAW MATERIAL:
The main raw materials namely the seasonal fruits and vegetables
are available in the state from time to time. The fruits are very widely
available in the hill districts of the state every year. Thus through direct
and local market contacts these fruits are available in the right time.
Likewise the vegetables are also easily available throughout the year.
II. The capacity envisaged could be achieved in full after five years
operation of the unit.
IV. The interest rate stipulated by the financial institutions has been
considered for the capital requirement of the project.
VI. The operative life of the project with the technical aspects detailed
in this report could easily sustain until further technological
developments made in the design and performance of the product
under reference.
PROMOTER’S BACKGROUND:
Kongbrailatpam Sudarshan Sharma, CEO of proposed M/s. Khudol
located at Kwakeithel Mayaikoibi, Imphal West is basically an engineering
graduate from Bharath University, Chennai and is now pursuing a
management diploma in Institute of Co operative Management, Lamphel.
He has been indulging in this activity from a quite a long time. Now he
wants to expand the establishment to a bigger level that is into a fully
fledged small scale industry and generate employment not only providing
self employment. So now the promoter proposed for your kind approval of
financial assistance towards his venture.
FIXED COST
A. LAND AND BUILDING:
1. LAND: OWNED
Total 511000
Total 150000
SL DETAILS AMOUNT
NO. (Rs.)
Total 37000
Total 698000
TOTAL 552500