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Meaning of Industry & its its classification.

Food Industry – Global & Indian Industry size.

Food Processing Industry.

Basic concepts related to food industry.Prominent Food Companies.

Exports.

Investment Trends.Players & Strategies.

Government Initiatives.

Road Ahead(VISION 2015).



Industry refers to the production of an economic good or service within an

economy.

The term has various classification.

But it is classified into two. They areaccording to Sector & according to ProductOr Service.



INDUSTRY

1. CHEMICAL2. PETROLEUM

3. AUTOMOTIVE4. FOOD5. ELECTRONIC6. HOSPITALITY

7. FISH8. MEATPAKAGING9. SOFTWARE10.PAPER11.ENTERTAINMENT

1. PRIMARY

2. SECONDARY3. TERTIARY4. QUATERNARY



The food production is a complex, global collectiveof diverse businesses that together supply much of the food energy consumed by the world population.

According to a Corporate Catalyst India (CCI)

survey, India is the second largest producer of foodand holds the potential to be the biggest on globalfood and agriculture canvas.

The food industry in India comprises food

production and the food processing industry. Thefood processing industry is one of the largest inIndia – it is ranked fifth in terms of production,consumption, export and expected growth.



Regulation

Research and development

Financial services

Manufacturing Agriculture

Food processing

Marketing Wholesale and distribution



Processed food sales worldwide are approximatelyUS$3.2 trillion(2004)

In the U.S., consumers spend approximately US$1

trillion annually on food , or nearly 10 percent of the

Gross Domestic Product(GDP).

Over 16.5 million people are employed in the food

industry.

In the United Kingdom, the food industry is extensive.It is the largest manufacturing sector in the UK .Around

13% of the people working in manufacturing in the UK

work in the food and drink industry.



According to a report by a leading industrybody and Technopak, The Indian food industry

is projected to grow by US$ 100 billion to US$300 billion by 2015.

During the period, the share of processed foodin terms of value is expected to increase from43 per cent to 50 per cent.



Food processing industry is of enormous significance

for India's development as it has linked economy,industry and agriculture in India, efficiently andeffectively.As per a competitiveness report of the NationalManufacturing Competitiveness Council ,there are25, 367 registered food processing units in thecountry whose total invested capital is Rs 84,094crore .This information was given by Dr Charan Das

Mahant, the Minister of State for Food ProcessingIndustries, in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.The food processing sector is presently growing at anaverage rate of 13.5 % p.a. The Vision Document 2015envisages increasing the value addition from 20% to35%.



Food processing is the methods and techniques

used to transform raw ingredients into food forhuman consumption.

There are several different ways in which foodcan be produced.

They are:-



One Off Production :- e.g. - a wedding

cake.Batch Production :- e.g. - at Gregg's

Bakery they will bake a certain number of

chicken bakes.

Mass production :- e.g. - chocolate

bars, ready meals and canned food.

Just In Time :- e.g.- Subway.



SOME BASIC CONCEPTS

RELATED TOFOOD & PROCESSING



Agriculture is the process of producing food,feed, fiber and other desired products by thecultivation of certain plants and the raising of

domesticated animals (livestock).The practice of agriculture is also known as"farming. More people in the world areinvolved in agriculture as their primaryeconomic activity than in any other, yet itonly accounts for 4% of the world's GrossDomestic Product (GDP).



A vast global transportation network is

required by the food industry in order to connect it

numerous parts. These include suppliers,

manufacturers, warehousing, retailers and the end

consumers.



Modern food production defines Sophisticated

technologies like,

Agricultural machinery :- tractor as practicallyeliminated human labor.

Biotechnology :- plant breeding

Computer technology :- specialized software



As consumers grow increasingly

removed from food production, the role of product creation, advertising, publicity become

the primary part of food industry.



Until the last 100 years, agriculture was labor

intensive. Farming was a common

occupation.

That situation has changed dramatically.

In this 21st century farmers are largely

trained.

E.g. In North America, over 50% of the

population were farm families but now it

exitsts between 1-2%,



The Food Processing Industry operates across

various segments that include:

Fruits & vegetables

Meat & poultry

Dairy

Marine products, grains and consumer foods(that includes packaged food, beverages and

packaged drinking water).



C P iti i th M k t



Company Position in the Market

1. NESTLE the world's largest food and beverage

company.

2. PEPSICO the largest U.S.-based food and beverage

company.

3. UNILEVER an Anglo-Dutch company that owns many of

the world's consumer product brands in

foods and beverages.

4. KRAFT is apparently the world's second largest food

company, following its acquisition of

Cadbury in 2010.

5. DOLE FOOD COMPANY is the world's largest fruit company.

6. GENERAL MIILS the world's sixth biggest food manufacturing

company.

7. BUNGE LIMITED a global soybean exporter and is also

involved in food processing, grain trading,and fertilizer.



There are a total of 2,084 organic projects in

India which have been certified by our

certification bodies. 191 out of these are

exporters of organic products.

According to the Agriculture and Processed

Food Products Export Development Authority

(APEDA), Exports of organic food products

are expected to grow five-fold by 2015.



Countries Foreign Dignities / Companies

Places /Companies inIndia

1. South Korea H E Kim Joong Keun

(AmbassadorExtraordinary andPlenipotentiary)

Punjab

2. United States Lowestoft firm

Starfrost

Andhra Pradesh

3. United Stated McCormick & Co Inc(leading spice maker)

Kohinoor FoodProducts Pvt. Ltd.

4. United Kingdom CavinKare Group Confectionery Segmentof India to makeFunfills.



The ready-to-eat (RTE) segment stands at US$ 17 million to US$ 22 million and is

growing rapidly at 30 per cent per annum.

Mother Dairy is not the only firm offering the new platter of deep-freezing snacks.

From Godrej Tyson Foods' Yummiez brand , Canadian French fries , giant McCain ,

India Equity Partners are cooking up new food offerings.

Amul has been ranked as the first Indian Brand, in the list of the top 1,000 brands in

Asia by The Campaign Magazine, published from Hong Kong and Singapore.

Amul is also ranked the No.1 dairy brand, ahead of leading food and dairy brands of

the Asian region, including Dutch Lady, Dumex and Magnolia

Cooperative dairy giant Amul aims to expand its presence out of India.

It is considering opening a processing facility in the US and subsequently in the

European market.



The Centre plans to set up 30 food parks in various States with the aim of

helping small and medium industries in the sector to grow.

The parks have been proposed to be set up by the Ministry of FoodProcessing Industries and this will help 20,000 small and medium industriesengaged in the manufacturing and processing of food products every year.

The size of the food processing industry is likely to grow from US$ 200 billionat present to US$ 310 billion by 2015.

The Ministry of Food Processing Industries has allocated Rs 595 crore (US$126 million) for different schemes to be implemented in the food processingsector during 2011-12.

The Ministry has also sanctioned a cold storage chain facility in Kamrupdistrict and a mega food park in Nalbari, among other schemes in the North-Eastern (NE) region of India.

The Union budget 2011-12 has also allocated US$ 135 million to the FoodProcessing Ministry from the previous US$ 90 million.



India's consumption growth story is expected to maintain its course of

about 14 per cent growth over the next three years.

Mr Pranab Mukherjee, the Union Finance Minister has expressed theneed to explore innovative approaches to sustain high growth withstability.

The Government of India had also announced Vision 2015, which laysfocus on enhancing the competitiveness of food processing industry inboth domestic as well as international

markets along with ensuring stable income levels to farmers.

The Vision 2015 provides for enhancing the level of processing of perishable to 20 per cent, enhancing value addition to 35 per cent andincreasing the share in global food trade from 1.5 per cent to 3 percent, by 2015.



The Indian food processing industry needs at least US$ 35billion fresh investments across sectors.

This will enable the industry to create the projected ninemillion jobs, stability in food prices, reasonable returns tofarmers and other stakeholders, and more importantly, toincrease India's share in the world export market forprocessed foods from the current 2%.

Major players in India's fast-moving consumer goods(FMCG) industry will continue to pursue acquisitions overthe medium term.

India remains an attractive market, with its growingeconomy, large population that offers considerable scopefor additional geographic penetration, particularly in therural areas.

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