Presentation by

Dr. H.G. Koshia,Commissioner of Food Safety, Gujarat State, INDIA

29th March , 2012

Venue : Mangnolia Hall, India Habitat Center, New Delhi

GUJARATA State with Vibrant Opportunities

Destination GujaratA state with strong economic indicators

A state with one of the highest per capita income

USD 1094

A state with a population of 60

million with one of the highest

urbanization levels

42.6%

Increased seat availability in

technical institutions over last

3 years

> 100%

Growth in agricultural output in the state over the

last 5 years

12.6%

Gujarat has been ranked 2nd as per the “Economic Freedom of the States of India 2011”

Strong Economy

Source: Socio-economic review, Gujarat State 2010-11, * 1 USD = INR 45

• Gross State Domestic Product : USD 73.69

billion*

• An economy on the boom, GSDP growth of more

than 10 % since 2004-05

• Top contributor to Indian economy, around 20 %

of Indian exports contributed by Gujarat

• Beating recession, more than 10 % growth in

times of global recession

• Delivering promises, State with highest number

of MoU realization

• GSDP Average Growth (2005-10): 10.31%

• Per Capita Income: USD 1089.5 (National

Average : US$ 749.6)

• Manufacturing Sector: USD 20.19 billion

• Urbanisation: 42.6%

Gujarat’s share in India

Gujarat: an exciting tourist destination

Gujarat offers a wide array of choices for tourists including heritage monuments, archaeological sites, wild life sanctuaries and beaches

� Gujarat ranks among the top ten states visited by domestic tourists� Historical sites with ancient Jain, Hindu, Muslim and Buddhist monuments� Archaeological sites representing the Mohenjo-Daro civilizations� Palaces, forts and caves, heritage structures and monuments� Forest and natural ecosystems like wetlands and wildlife parks� Pristine beaches lie along the 1,600 km coastline of the State with unique flora and fauna

Agro and Food Processing Industry in India

• India is world’s second largest food producer – mainly because of diverse agro-climatic conditions and a large irrigated area

• The size of the Indian food industry was estimated at 185 billion USD in 2009-10 expected to grow to over USD 315 billion USD by 2020

• India is the largest producer of milk, fruits, pulses, cashew nuts, coconuts and tea in the world

• Government of India expects USD 22 billion of investments in food processing infrastructure by 2015

• Providing employment to over 48 million people

Geographical advantage – nearness to export markets

Geographical advantage – nearness to export markets

Large agriculture sector and livestock base

Large agriculture sector and livestock base

100% FDI under automatic route (except beer, alcohol, specific SSI)

100% FDI under automatic route (except beer, alcohol, specific SSI)

GoI vision 2015 plan focusing on trebling the food processing sector

GoI vision 2015 plan focusing on trebling the food processing sector

Overview of the sector in Gujarat• Out of the total geographical area of 188 lakh hectares in Gujarat, cultivable area is around

124 lakh hectares (66%).

• Wheat, bajra, rice, maize, groundnut, mustard, sesame, pigeon pea, green gram, gram, cotton, sugar cane, mango, banana, cheeku, lime, guava, tomato, potato, onion cumin, garlic, isabgul and fennel are the major crops

• Gujarat is the largest producer of castor, tobacco, isabgul (psyllium) and the second largest producer of sesame seeds, cotton and groundnut in the country.

Overview of the sector in Gujarat

Educational infrastructure4 Agricultural Universities, 4 excellence centers in each univer4 Agricultural Universities, 4 excellence centers in each universitysity

Gujarat Food and Agro Sector – Success StoryAmul: The brand that spurred a white revolution

Formed in 1946, managed by Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation limited (GCMMF)

Dairy No. 1 in Asia and Dairy No. 2 in the world

Amul has more than 150 chilling centres in villages

Exports to Mauritius, UAE, Bangladesh, Australia, China, South Africa, Singapore, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Hong Kong

• Aims for a Rs. 10,000 crore turnover in 2010

• Procures 7 million litres from 2.6 million dairy farmers

• Distributes 5 lakh in the country

Future:

• Amul has signed an agreement with Wal-Mart to stock its products in Wal-Mart stores in USA

• Looking to offer low-fat version of its products

• Planning to enter Japan and Srilanka

• Tie up with Glaxo to sell baby food

The key success factors are – strong supply chain and distribution

network, diversified product line, low cost strategy, adoption of technology

and e-initiatives

The key success factors are – strong supply chain and distribution

network, diversified product line, low cost strategy, adoption of technology

and e-initiatives

Gujarat Food and Agro Sector – Success StoryPepsiCo Gujarat

PepsiCo Non Contract Farming procurement in Gujarat - Tonnes

1200

4000

5000

8200

10000

2007 2008 2009 2010 EXP -

2010

300

1580

5670

15000

2007 2008 2009 2010(E)

PepsiCo Contract Farming Production in Gujarat - MT

• Heavy fluctuation in market prices

• No assured buy back

• Highly risky

• No intangible benefits

• Lower crop yields results in lower gross income

• Assured buy back, lesser risk

• Price declared 6 months in advance

• High crop yields - higher returns

• Best quality agro inputs- advice

• Huge benefits from intangible benefits

• Technological support

• Constant advice for plant protection

• Incentives for superior practices

• New varieties

PepsiCo’s support has increased from 20 farmers in 2007 to over 600 farmers in 2009 - 10

About FDCA

• To regulate the manufacture, distribution and sale of Food , Drugs (Allopathic, Ayurvedic, Homeopathic), & Cosmetics.

• To grant and renew Licenses of Food & Drugs Establishments, including additional product license.

• To issue various certificates like WHO-GMP, GMP,FSC, NCC, COPP… etc.

• Inspections of Manufacturing and Sales Units of Food & Drugs.

• To draw Samples of Food and Drugs articles.

• To analyze the samples of Food and Drugs articles.

• To investigate the complaints received from public for Food and Drugs articles.

FDCA - Main functions

Organogram

CommissionerCommissioner

Head OfficeHead Office25 Circle Offices

headed by Asst. Commissioner( SDI, DI, SFI, FI )

25 Circle Officesheaded by Asst. Commissioner

( SDI, DI, SFI, FI )

LaboratoryJoint Commissioner

(Testing)

LaboratoryJoint Commissioner

(Testing)

TechnicalTechnical AdministrationAdministration

Jt. Comm. – 4Dy. Comm. – 6Asst. Comm. – 1

Tech. Off. (Ayu) - 2

Jt. Comm. – 4Dy. Comm. – 6Asst. Comm. – 1

Tech. Off. (Ayu) - 2

S.D.I. – 8D.I. – 8S.F.I. – 1F.I. - 7

S.D.I. – 8D.I. – 8S.F.I. – 1F.I. - 7

P.R.O.1ADMO – 1

L.A. – 1

P.R.O.1ADMO – 1

L.A. – 1

AC(CS)-1S.P.O./R.O.2

AC(CS)-1S.P.O./R.O.2

E.O. -2P.A. – 1A.O. – 1L.O. – 1

E.O. -2P.A. – 1A.O. – 1L.O. – 1

FDL VadodaraFood & Drug

Samples Testing

FDL VadodaraFood & Drug

Samples Testing

R.F.L.Rajkot(Food

Sample Testing)

R.F.L.Rajkot(Food

Sample Testing)

R.F.L.Bhuj(Food

Samples Testing)

R.F.L.Bhuj(Food

Samples Testing)

S.S.O. – 6J.S.O. – 9S.S.A. – 27J.S.A. - 134

S.S.O. – 6J.S.O. – 9S.S.A. – 27J.S.A. - 134

J.S.O. - 1S.S.A. – 1J.S.A. - 8

J.S.O. - 1S.S.A. – 1J.S.A. - 8

S.S.O. – 1J.S.O. – 1S.S.A. – 2J.S.A. - 7

S.S.O. – 1J.S.O. – 1S.S.A. – 2J.S.A. - 7

Food testing laboratories

Progressive Strength of posts sanctioned for the implementation of FSSA Act

FDCA Circle Offices – Statewide presence

FDCA Circle Offices : 18 + 6= 24FDCA Circle Offices : 18 + 6= 24

Existing Office

New OfficeLaboratories

Proposed laboratory

Data related to samples taken v/s adulteration in the state

Information taken regarding samples taken v/s adulteration in Gujarat

Food inspector training programme at GCRT

Training at Karai

Training at Karai

Training to APPs

Training of D.O. by FSSAI

Food Cases - Progress in Conviction rate

Important Raids

Artificial flavour of Ghee

Adulteration in Groundnut Oil

Duplicate Mawa raid

Media News

Street Food Vendors before Training

Street Food Vendors before Training

Before Training –Street Food Vendors

Street Food Vendors before Training

Training to Street Vendors

Training to Street Vendors

Change noticed in hygienic practices

Change noticed in hygienic practices

Change noticed in hygienic practices

Visit of officers after training

Visit of officers after training

Result of our training

Testing Kit

Kit : -

The kit has 21 items for testing of food articles like syntheticmilk, oil, tea, milk, sweet, ghee.

Distribution of Testing Kit

Media news for testing kit

Awards and Accreditations

Dignitaries visit to FDCA

Thank you