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The Maharashtra Government’s One District One Product (ODOP) initiative aims to harness the districts diverse potential, support local entrepreneurship and innovation, preserve cultural heritage and drive sustainable and inclusive growth. The state has identified 72 products across 36 districts (two products from each district) under ODOP initiative. The initiative plans to achieve this by expanding manufacturing, supporting local enterprises, identifying foreign customers, and contributing to ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat.’

“Connecting Maharashtra to the World.”


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What is ODOP?

The One District One Product (ODOP) initiative aims to foster balanced regional development across all districts of India. Under this program, each district selects, brands, and promotes at least one product that represents its unique strengths.

Q. What is the goal of ODOP?

The goal is to enable holistic socioeconomic growth by leveraging local resources and creating employment opportunities

Q. Why are there two products listed against each district?

This is mainly done to accommodate one product each from Agriculture and engineering/manufacturing sectors.

Q. Whom should I reach out to avail benefits of this ODOP initiative?

You can contact district nodal officials of your respective district to understand more about this program and avail benefits of the program.

Q. For the promotion of my ODOP product, will I be given support to attend trade fairs or events?

Yes, please visit events and exhibition section of the website for more information about this or contact district nodal officials.

Q. What are the major steps in starting Exports business in India?

  • Please click the link to know steps to start export from India https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0mSoxNL4Vg
  • Establishment of Organisation : The applicant should decide a Catchy Name with an Attractive LOGO for his company.
  • Open Bank Account: After obtaining PAN no apply for opening bank account in banks listed under AD (Authorized Dealer) Category 1 / Export Import Bank of India (EXIM) banks are eligible to support and process transactions with foreign parties.
  • Obtain IEC number: Import and Export Code is to be obtained by the business entity for import into or export from India. Import and Export Code is popularly known as IEC number. Import and Export Code is issued by Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). IEC is a 10-digit unique number.
  • Obtaining RCMC (Registration cum Membership Certificate): Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate (RCMC) is a certificate that validates an exporter dealing with products registered with an Export Promotion Council that are authorized by the Indian Government.
  • After getting IEC and RCMC import-export business can be started in India.

Q. How to identify buyers in the exporting countries?

  • Buyer identification can be done using various sources such as B2B portals, web browsing (to find importers in the foreign market), participation in trade fairs, buyer-seller meets, exhibitions. Apart from these conventional/popular methods, buyers can be identified with the help of Export Promotional Councils (EPC), Indian Missions abroad, overseas chambers of commerce, and friends and family.
  • Companies can explore other methods for connecting with buyers from the foreign market. Other methods can be becoming a member (avail subscription) of trade associations, councils, and non-profit organization. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) can also connect with Indian Embassy to explore more opportunity.

Q. How are Exports treated under GST?

  • All exports are deemed as inter-State supplies.
  • Exports of goods and services are treated as zero rated supplies.
  • The exporter has the option either to export under bond/Letter of Undertaking without payment of tax and claim refund of Input Tax Credit (ITC) or pay Integrated Goods and service tax (IGST) by utilizing ITC or in cash at the time of export and claim refund of IGST paid.

Q. What are the mandatory Documents for Export and Imports?

  • Bill of Lading / Airway Bill
  • Commercial Invoice cum Packing List
  • Shipping Bill
  • Additional documents : For specific items of export and import NOC/License or any other documents like Phytosanitary Certificate, Health Certificate, Drug License, etc.

Q. What are the Quality Standards for Exporting products?

  • An important aspect about the goods to be exported is compulsory quality control and inspection. For this purpose, Export Inspection Council (EIC) was set up by the Government of India under Section 3 of the Export (Quality Control and Inspection) Act, 1963.
  • Indicative Quality Standard for exports:
    • SI Standard
    • AGMARK Standard
    • ISO 9000 Standard
    • BIS Hallmark
    • Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) :
    • National Chemical Laboratory (NCL)
    • National Accréditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL)

Q. What are the benefits that can be availed by Exporters in Export oriented unit?

  • EOUs has a permit to procure raw material or capital goods duty-free, either through import or through domestic sources.
  • EOUs are eligible for reimbursement of GST.
  • EOUs are eligible for reimbursement of duty paid on fuels procured from domestic oil companies.
  • EOUs are eligible for claiming input tax credit on the goods and services and refund thereof.
  • Fast track clearance facilities.
  • Exemption from industrial licensing for the manufacture of items reserved for SSI sector.

Q. What is foreign trade policy in India?

  • India’s Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) provides the basic framework of policy and strategy for promoting exports and trade. It is periodically reviewed to adapt to the changing domestic and international scenario.
  • The current Foreign Trade Policy (2015-20) focusses on improving India’s market share in existing markets and products as well as exploring new products and new markets.
  • India’s Foreign Trade Policy also envisages helping exporters leverage benefits of Goods and Service Tax (GST), closely monitoring export performances, improving ease of trading across borders, increasing realization from India’s agriculture-based exports and promoting exports from Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) and labour-intensive sectors.

Q. What is Custom Duty in India and its types?

  • Customs Duty refers to the tax imposed on the goods when they are transported across the international borders.
  • The objective behind levying customs duty is to safeguard each nation’s economy, jobs, environment, residents, etc., by regulating the movement of goods, especially prohibited and restrictive goods, in and out of any country.
  • Types of Custom Duty:
    • Basic Customs Duty (BCD)
    • Countervailing Duty (CVD)
    • Additional Customs Duty or Special CVD
    • Protective Duty,
    • Anti-dumping Duty
    • Education Cess on Custom Duty

Q. What is most favoured nation and its advantages?

  • In International Economic Relations and International Politics, the most favoured nation (MFN) is a status or level of treatment accorded by one state to another in international trade.
  • The term means the country which is the recipient of this treatment must nominally receive equal trade advantages as the “Most Favoured Nation” by the country granting such treatment.
  • Most favoured nations for India are Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
  • Advantages of most favoured nation:
    • These nations a get access to a wider market for better trade.
    • They pay a lesser cost on their exports due to the reduction in trade barriers
    • Due to the above opportunities, they get better options in terms of growth in business and competitiveness

Q. What are the incentive schemes by Central and State Government for Exports?

  • To provide promotional measures to boost India’s and State of Maharashtra exports with the objective to offset infrastructural inefficiencies and associated costs involved to provide exporters a level playing field, the following schemes has been introduced:
  • Financial Assistance
    • Interest Equalisation Scheme (IES)
    • Gold Card Scheme by RBI
    • Niryat Rin Vikas Yojana (NIRVIK) Scheme
  • At production stage
    • Duty Drawback Scheme
    • Duty Exemption Scheme
    • Duty Remission Scheme
  • Export Incentive
    • Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS)
    • Service Exports from India Scheme (SEIS)
    • Remission of Duties and Taxes on Export Product (RoDTEP) Scheme
  • Technology Upgradation
    • Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme
    • Trade Infrastructure for Export Scheme
  • Insurance
    • Export Promotion Credit Guarantee Scheme

Q. What are important aspects that need to be kept in mind while exporting?

  • Sampling: Providing customized samples as per the demands of Foreign buyers help in getting export orders. As per FTP 2015-2020, exports of Bonafede trade and technical samples of freely exportable items shall be allowed without any limit.
  • Denomination of Exports Contracts: All export contracts and invoices shall be denominated either in freely convertible currency or Indian rupees, but the export proceeds shall be realized in freely convertible currency.
  • Pricing/Costing: The price should be worked out taking into consideration all expenses from sampling to realization of export proceeds on the basis of terms of sale i.e. Free on Board (FOB), Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF), Cost and Freight (C&F), etc. Goal of establishing export costing should be to sell maximum quantity at competitive price with maximum profit margin.
  • Customs House Agents: Exporters may avail services of Customs House Agents licensed by the Commissioner of Customs. They are professionals and facilitate work connected with clearance of cargo from Customs.
  • Export Inspection Agencies: They promote manufacturer exporters to implement best quality management system to produce a consistent quality product to meet buyer’s specification and gain confidence of the buyer by pre-shipment inspection, quality control and certification with many laboratories countrywide.

State ODOP Facilitation Cell

Maharashtra Industry, Trade and Investment Facilitation Cell (MAITRI)
c/o. Maharashtra State Small Scale Industries Development Corporation (MSSIDC), ‘Krupanidhi’ Building, 9, Walchand Hirachand Marg, Ballard Estate, Mumbai – 400038

Dedicated Helpline No : 1860 233 2028
24 x 7 Citizen Call Center: 1800 120 8040 (Toll Free)
91-22-22622362 / 2262 2322

District ODOP Facilitation Cell Details

Sr. No. District District Nodal Officer Contact Information
1 Chh Sambhajinanar Mr Swapnil Rathod General Manager
didic.aurangabad@maharashtra.gov.in
9970472749
2 Jalna Shri Sarnikar Yogesh General Manager
didic.jalna@maharashtra.gov.in
99703 16756
3 Beed Mr K G Tandale General Manager
didic.beed@maharashtra.gov.in
9423472805
4 Dharashiv Mr Amol Bale General Manager
didic.osmanabad@maharashtra.gov.in
9518559040
5 Hingoli Mr S A Rahim Kadri General Manager
didic.hingoli@maharashtra.gov.in
9970634228
6 Latur Mr Pravin Khadke General Manager
didic.latur@maharashtra.gov.in
9420870417
7 Nanded Mr Amol Ingle General Manager
didic.nanded@maharashtra.gov.in
9607052810
8 Parbhani Mr Amol Bale General Manager
didic.parbhani@maharashtra.gov.in
9518559040
9 Nashik Mr. Sandeep Patil General Manager
didic.nashik@maharashtra.gov.in
98603 95860
10 Ahmednagar Mr. Atul Dawange General Manager
didic.ahmednagar@maharashtra.gov.in
98605 32545
11 Jalgaon Mr. Chetan Patil General Manager
didic.jalgaon@maharashtra.gov.in
91120 50107
12 Dhule Mr. Santosh Gawli General Manager
didic.dhule@maharashtra.gov.in
80875 82821
13 Nandurbar Mr. Deepak Shivdas General Manager
didic.nandurbar@maharashtra.gov.in
83086 07671
14 Thane Smt. Sonali Deovare General Manager
didicthane@gmail.com / didic.thane@maharashtra.gov.in
9920242000 / 9322158925
15 Palghar Shri. Upendra Sangale General Manager
didic.palghar@maharashtra.gov.in
9420634050
16 Raigad Shri. G S Haralayya General Manager
didic.raigad@maharashtra.gov.in
9923001575
17 Ratnagiri Shri. Prakash Hanbar General Manager
didic.ratnagiri@maharashtra.gov.in
9604530230
18 Sindhudurg Shri Sripad Damale General Manager
didic.sindhudurg@maharashtra.gov.in
8080379097
19 Pune M/s Vrushali Sone General Manager
didic.pune@maharashtra.gov.in
9975512984
20 Satara Mr.Umeshchandra Dandgaval General Manager
didic.satara@maharashtra.gov.in
9604901139
21 Kolhapur Mr.Ajay Patil General Manager
didic.kolhapur@maharashtra.gov.in
9930410922
22 Solapur Shri.Santosh Kolte General Manager
didic.solapur@maharashtra.gov.in
9923424752
23 Sangli M/s Vidya Kulkarni General Manager
didic.sangli@maharashtra.gov.in
99923454925
24 Nagpur Shri. Shivkumar Mudammwar General Manager
didic.nagpur@maharashtra.gov.in
25 Chandrapur Shri. B Kharmate General Manager
didic.chandrapur@maharashtra.gov.in
26 Gadchiroli Shri. Nilesh Gaikwad General Manager
didic.gadchiroli@maharashtra.gov.in
7972129030
27 Gondia Shri. Sarang Patle General Manager
didic.gondia@maharashtra.gov.in
99704 23843
28 Bhandara Shri. Hemant Badar General Manager
didic.bhandara@gmail.com
didic.bhandara@maharashtra.gov.in
29 Wardha Shri. Sunil Hazare General Manager
didic.wardha@maharashtra.gov.in
86982 21846
30 Amravati Shri Nilesh Nikam General Manager
didic.amravati@maharashtra.gov.in
9730435754
31 Akola Shri Santosh Bansod General Manager
didic.akola@maharashtra.gov.in
8329788378
32 Buldhana Shri Pramod Lande General Manager
didic.buldhana@maharashtra.gov.in
9096196614
33 Yavatmal Shri Shrinivas Chavan General Manager
didic.yavatmal@maharashtra.gov.in
8275512801
34 Washim Shri Sanjay Khambayat General Manager
didic.washim@maharashtra.gov.in
7719028679
35 Mumbai Mrs. Poonam Darade Deputy Director Industries, MMR
08169346369
didic.mumbai@gmail.com
36 Mumbai Suburban Mrs. Poonam Darade Deputy Director Industries, MMR
08169346369
didic.mumbai@gmail.com


State ODOP Nodal Officials Contact

Sr. No Name of the Officer Designation Contact Details
1 Shri. Deependra Singh Kushwah (IAS) Export Commissioner and Development Commissioner, Directorate of Industries, Government of Maharashtra Email: didci@maharashtra.gov.in
Office: +91 22 2270 1738
2 Shri. M J Pradip Chandran (IAS) Additional Development Commissioner (Export and ODOP), Directorate of Industries, Government of Maharashtra Email: didci@maharashtra.gov.in
Office: +91 22 2270 1738
3 Smt. Karuna Kharat Superintending Industries Officer, (ODOP Division) Email: diexport@maharashtra.gov.in
Office: +91 22 2270 1738

District ODOP Nodal Officials Contact

No. Region District ODOP Name of the Nodal Officer Designation of Nodal Officer Contact Information
1 Chh Sambhajinanar Chh Sambhajinanar Marathwada Keshar Mango, Auto component Mr Swapnil Rathod General Manager didic.aurangabad@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9970472749
2 Chh Sambhajinanar Jalna Jalna Sweet Oragane, TMT Bars Shri Sarnikar Yogesh General Manager didic.jalna@maharashtra.gov.in Phone No: 99703 16756
3 Chh Sambhajinanar Beed Cotton, Custard Apple Mr K G Tandale General Manager didic.beed@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9423472805
4 Chh Sambhajinanar Dharashiv Pulses, Sugar Mr Amol Bale General Manager didic.osmanabad@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9518559040
5 Chh Sambhajinanar Hingoli Turmeric,Soyabased products Mr S A Rahim Kadri General Manager didic.hingoli@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9970634228
6 Chh Sambhajinanar Latur Soyabased Products ,Pulses Mr Pravin Khadke General Manager didic.latur@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9420870417
7 Chh Sambhajinanar Nanded Spices , Soyabased Product Mr Amol Ingle General Manager didic.nanded@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9607052810
8 Chh Sambhajinanar Parbhani Gram, Jaggery Mr Amol Bale General Manager didic.parbhani@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No: 9518559040
9 Nashik Nashik Grapes and Paithani Sarees Mr. Sandeep Patil General Manager didic.nashik@maharashtra.gov.in
98603 95860
10 Nashik Ahmednagar Dairy Products and Sugar Mr. Atul Dawange General Manager didic.ahmednagar@maharashtra.gov.in
98605 32545
11 Nashik Jalgaon Banana and PVC pipes Mr. Chetan Patil General Manager didic.jalgaon@maharashtra.gov.in
91120 50107
12 Nashik Dhule De Oil Cake and Textiles Mr. Santosh Gawli General Manager didic.dhule@maharashtra.gov.in
80875 82821
13 Nashik Nandurbar Chilli Powder and Textiles Mr. Deepak Shivdas General Manager didic.nandurbar@maharashtra.gov.in
83086 07671
14 Konkan Thane Textiles Smt. Sonali Deovare General Manager GENERAL MANAGER DIC THANE didicthane@gmail.com / didic.thane@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone: 9920242000 / 9322158925
15 Konkan Palghar Dahanu Gholvad Chickoo Shri. Upendra Sangale General Manager didic.palghar@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone: 9420634050
16 Konkan Raigad Marine Products Shri. G S Haralayya General Manager didic.raigad@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone: 9923001575
17 Konkan Ratnagiri Fisheries Shri. Prakash Hanbar General Manager didic.ratnagiri@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone: 9604530230
18 Konkan Sindhudurg Cashews Shri Sripad Damale General Manager didic.sindhudurg@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone: 8080379097
19 Pune Pune Frozen Food , Engineering M/s Vrushali Sone General Manager didic.pune@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No:9975512984
20 Pune Satara Mahabaleshwar Strawberry, Jaggery Mr.Umeshchandra Dandgaval General Manager didic.satara@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No: 9604901139
21 Pune Kolhapur Jaggery, Engineering Mr.Ajay Patil General Manager didic.kolhapur@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No : 9930410922
22 Pune Solapur Pomegranate, Solapur Terry Towel Shri.Santosh Kolte General Manager didic.solapur@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No: 9923424752
23 Pune Sangli Turmeric, Pumps Spares M/s Vidya Kulkarni General Manager didic.sangli@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No: 99923454925
24 Nagpur Nagpur Engineering, Oranges Shri. Shivkumar Mudammwar General Manager didic.nagpur@maharashtra.gov.in
25 Nagpur Chandrapur Rice, Bamboo products Shri. B Kharmate General Manager didic.chandrapur@maharashtra.gov.in
26 Nagpur Gadchiroli Forest product, Rice Shri. Nilesh Gaikwad General Manager didic.gadchiroli@maharashtra.gov.in
79-72129030
27 Nagpur Gondia Rice, Bamboo products Shri. Sarang Patle General Manager didic.gondia@maharashtra.gov.in
99704 23843
28 Nagpur Bhandara Rice, Mineral Ore Shri. Hemant Badar General Manager didic.bhandara@gmail.com;
didic.bhandara@maharashtra.gov.in
29 Nagpur Wardha Cotton and Cotton Yarn, Waigaon Turmeric Shri. Sunil Hazare General Manager didic.wardha@maharashtra.gov.in
86982 21846
30 Amravati Amravati Oranges, Textiles Shri Nilesh Nikam General Manager Email : didic.amravati@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No : 9730435754
31 Amravati Akola Pulses, Cotton Products Shri Santosh Bansod General Manager Email : didic.akola@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No : 8329788378
32 Amravati Buldhana Seeds for Planting, Cotton Products Shri Pramod Lande General Manager Email : didic.buldhana@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No : 9096196614
33 Amravati Yavatmal Cotton Products, Dolomite and Limestone Shri Shrinivas Chavan General Manager Email : didic.yavatmal@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No : 8275512801
34 Amravati Washim Soyabean Products, Cotton Products Shri Sanjay Khambayat General Manager Email : didic.washim@maharashtra.gov.in
Phone No : 7719028679
35 Mumbai Mumbai Gems and Jewellery, Leather Products Mrs. Poonam Darade Deputy Director Industries, MMR Email: didic.mumbai@gmail.com
Mobile: 08169346369;
36 Mumbai Mumbai Suburban Gems and Jewellery, Marine Products Mrs. Poonam Darade Deputy Director Industries, MMR Email: didic.mumbai@gmail.com
Mobile: 08169346369;


Mission and Vision

Maharashtra’s ODOP initiative aim to streamline and fortify the ODOP initiative, facilitating the growth of indigenous products, boosting exports, and promoting the socio-economic development of the district economy. The initiative aims to harness the districts diverse potential, support local entrepreneurship and innovation, preserve cultural heritage, and drive sustainable and inclusive growth.


Objectives

Objectives


ODOP Products

ODOP Products for Maharashtra

ODOP Products


About ODOP Facilitation Cell

The ODOP Felicitation Cell, housed within the District Industries Centre, is dedicated to fostering and enhancing the district-specific products and taking initiatives to increase market share of these products.

Key functions of the ODOP Facilitation Cell include:

  • Product Selection: Identifying 2 unique products from the district.
  • Value Chain Development: Creating framework for product’s value chain development.
  • Infrastructure Alignment: Enhancing production, processing and marketing infrastructure to support value creation by these products.
  • Baseline Study: Understanding the chosen product’s market potential in terms of production and sales.
  • Product Types: Encompasses perishable agricultural produce, cereal-based items and widely produced food items in agricultural category, whereas includes industry related products such as engineering goods, manufactured goods, textiles, handicrafts etc in general goods.
  • Support Areas:
    • Covering processing: Ensure quality and improve storage and marketing.
    • Capital Investment: Providing financial support to existing micro-units engaged.
    • Common infrastructure: Supporting the development of shared facilities and marketing strategies tailored to ODOP products.
    • Marketing & Branding: Promoting ODOP Products
  • Collaboration: Working with the various departments such as Department of Commerce and the Ministry of Agriculture for cluster approaches to promote these products.

Overall Impact to be achieved through ODOP Facilitation Cell is, contribution to the district development through promotion of ODOP products and value chain creation of these products to enable these products to reach international markets by creation of common facilities and support services.

State ODOP Facilitation Cell

Maharashtra Industry, Trade and Investment Facilitation Cell (MAITRI)
c/o. Maharashtra State Small Scale Industries Development Corporation (MSSIDC), ‘Krupanidhi’
Building, 9, Walchand Hirachand Marg, Ballard Estate, Mumbai – 400038

Dedicated Helpline No : 1860 233 2028
24 x 7 Citizen Call Center: 1800 120 8040 (Toll Free)
91-22-22622362 / 2262 2322

District ODOP Facilitation Cell Details

Sr. No. District District Nodal Officer Contact Information
1 Chh Sambhajinanar Mr Swapnil Rathod General Manager
didic.aurangabad@maharashtra.gov.in
9970472749
2 Jalna Shri Sarnikar Yogesh General Manager
didic.jalna@maharashtra.gov.in
99703 16756
3 Beed Mr K G Tandale General Manager
didic.beed@maharashtra.gov.in
9423472805
4 Dharashiv Mr Amol Bale General Manager
didic.osmanabad@maharashtra.gov.in
9518559040
5 Hingoli Mr S A Rahim Kadri General Manager
didic.hingoli@maharashtra.gov.in
9970634228
6 Latur Mr Pravin Khadke General Manager
didic.latur@maharashtra.gov.in
9420870417
7 Nanded Mr Amol Ingle General Manager
didic.nanded@maharashtra.gov.in
9607052810
8 Parbhani Mr Amol Bale General Manager
didic.parbhani@maharashtra.gov.in
9518559040
9 Nashik Mr. Sandeep Patil General Manager
didic.nashik@maharashtra.gov.in
98603 95860
10 Ahmednagar Mr. Atul Dawange General Manager
didic.ahmednagar@maharashtra.gov.in
98605 32545
11 Jalgaon Mr. Chetan Patil General Manager
didic.jalgaon@maharashtra.gov.in
91120 50107
12 Dhule Mr. Santosh Gawli General Manager
didic.dhule@maharashtra.gov.in
80875 82821
13 Nandurbar Mr. Deepak Shivdas General Manager
didic.nandurbar@maharashtra.gov.in
83086 07671
14 Thane Smt. Sonali Deovare General Manager
didicthane@gmail.com / didic.thane@maharashtra.gov.in
9920242000 / 9322158925
15 Palghar Shri. Upendra Sangale General Manager
didic.palghar@maharashtra.gov.in
9420634050
16 Raigad Shri. G S Haralayya General Manager
didic.raigad@maharashtra.gov.in
9923001575
17 Ratnagiri Shri. Prakash Hanbar General Manager
didic.ratnagiri@maharashtra.gov.in
9604530230
18 Sindhudurg Shri Sripad Damale General Manager
didic.sindhudurg@maharashtra.gov.in
8080379097
19 Pune M/s Vrushali Sone General Manager
didic.pune@maharashtra.gov.in
9975512984
20 Satara Mr.Umeshchandra Dandgaval General Manager
didic.satara@maharashtra.gov.in
9604901139
21 Kolhapur Mr.Ajay Patil General Manager
didic.kolhapur@maharashtra.gov.in
9930410922
22 Solapur Shri.Santosh Kolte General Manager
didic.solapur@maharashtra.gov.in
9923424752
23 Sangli M/s Vidya Kulkarni General Manager
didic.sangli@maharashtra.gov.in
99923454925
24 Nagpur Shri. Shivkumar Mudammwar General Manager
didic.nagpur@maharashtra.gov.in
25 Chandrapur Shri. B Kharmate General Manager
didic.chandrapur@maharashtra.gov.in
26 Gadchiroli Shri. Nilesh Gaikwad General Manager
didic.gadchiroli@maharashtra.gov.in
7972129030
27 Gondia Shri. Sarang Patle General Manager
didic.gondia@maharashtra.gov.in
99704 23843
28 Bhandara Shri. Hemant Badar General Manager
didic.bhandara@gmail.com
didic.bhandara@maharashtra.gov.in
29 Wardha Shri. Sunil Hazare General Manager
didic.wardha@maharashtra.gov.in
86982 21846
30 Amravati Shri Nilesh Nikam General Manager
didic.amravati@maharashtra.gov.in
9730435754
31 Akola Shri Santosh Bansod General Manager
didic.akola@maharashtra.gov.in
8329788378
32 Buldhana Shri Pramod Lande General Manager
didic.buldhana@maharashtra.gov.in
9096196614
33 Yavatmal Shri Shrinivas Chavan General Manager
didic.yavatmal@maharashtra.gov.in
8275512801
34 Washim Shri Sanjay Khambayat General Manager
didic.washim@maharashtra.gov.in
7719028679
35 Mumbai Mrs. Poonam Darade Deputy Director Industries, MMR
08169346369
didic.mumbai@gmail.com
36 Mumbai Suburban Mrs. Poonam Darade Deputy Director Industries, MMR
08169346369
didic.mumbai@gmail.com

Schemes for participation in events and exhibitions

Schemes by the State Government

  • Assistance to MSMEs for participation in International Exhibition: The cost limited to INR 3.0 lakh or 50%
  • The MSME exporter being the part of the delegation of EPCs, WTC, DGFT, FIEO will be assisted with the cost limited to INR 1.0 lakh or 50% for the general category and 75% for Women entrepreneurs/ Schedule Caste/ Schedule Tribe of the total cost of travel, whichever is less will be reimbursed limited to one time per unit per annum.

Schemes by the Central Government

  1. Procurement and Marketing Support Scheme (P&MS): To expand domestic markets and explore new market access initiatives. It covers activities such as technology infusion, joint ventures, enhancing MSME product markets, and participation in international exhibitions and trade fairs.

    • Market Access Initiatives
      Participation of Individual MSEs in Trade Fairs / Exhibition
      Eligible Items Scale of Assistance
      Space Rent Charges 80% of subsidy on built up space rent paid for General category units and 100% SC/ST/Women/ NER/ PH /Aspirational District units on minimum stall size of the event for Micro and Small Enterprises
      Contingency expenditure (include travel, publicity & freight) 100% contingency expenditure for all categories of units subject to maximum Rs. 25,000/- or actual, whichever is less. One representative from each participating unit may travel, limited to AC II tier train fair/ Economy Class Air Fare per event.
      Maximum Budgetary Support (including contingency expenditure) Metro & A Class City: Rs 1.50 lakh (inc1. A11 taxes) max or actual, whichever is less for a participating enterprise per event. Other City: Rs. 0.80 lakh (incl. All taxes) max or actual, whichever is less for a participating enterprise per event.
  2. International Cooperation (IC) Scheme
    The scheme aims to build Capacity of MSMEs for entering export market by facilitating their participation in international exhibitions/ fairs/conferences/ seminar/ buyer-seller meets abroad as well as providing them with actionable market-intelligence and reimbursement of various costs involved in export of goods and services.

    Participation of Individual MSEs in International Trade Fairs / Exhibition and buyer-seller meets in foreign countries (Physical Mode)
    Eligible Items Scale of Assistance
    Space Rent Charges Upto Rs. 3.00 lakh per MSME.
    Contingency expenditure (include travel, publicity & freight)
    1. Air Fare: Upto Rs.1.50 lakh per MSME
    2. Duty allowance: USD150 per day for Office Bearer
    3. Freight charges: Upto Rs.50,000/-per MSME unit and Rs.75,000/-per MSME for Latin American Countries.
    4. Advertisement and publicity charges: Upto Rs.5.00 lakh Registration fee: Upto Rs.5,000/-
    Participation of Individual MSEs in International Trade Fairs / Exhibition and buyer-seller meets in foreign countries (Virtual Mode)


ODOP Awards

Maharashtra won Second Runners Up – National ODOP Award, 2023, organized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The Aatmanirbhar Bharat Utsav and National ODOP Awards ceremony was inaugurated by Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister of India. The awards intend to celebrate the incredible efforts of states/UTs, districts, & Indian missions in fulfilling the vision of Aatmanirbhar Bharat through the ODOP initiative.


Institutional Tie-ups

Directorate of Industries, Government of Maharashtra has signed 27 MOUs with national and international organisations at state-level for facilitating exports and enhancing exports from Maharashtra. 41 MOUs have been signed between District Industries Centers (DIC) and reputated research and management institutes at district level for branding, packaging and promotion of ODOP from Maharashtra.

State Level Institutional Tie-ups

Industry & Trade Bodies

1.Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM)

2.Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI)

3.Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO)

4.KOIMA – Korea Importers Association

Educational Institutions

1.Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE), Mumbai

2.Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Mumbai

3. Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Nagpur

4.Indian Institute of Packaging (IIP)

5.National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Mumbai
6.Sir JJ School of Arts, Mumbai

Export Promotional Councils

1.Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA)

2.Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC)

3.Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH)

4.Indian Oilseeds & Produce Export Promotion Council (IOPEPC)

5.Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA)

6.Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC)

7.Spices Board of India

8. Chemexcil – Basic Chemicals, Cosmetics and Dyes Export Promotion Council

Trade Institutions

1.Bank of Maharashtra (BoM)

2.Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE)

3.India Post

4.National Stock Exchange (NSE)

5.Quality Council of India (QCI)

6.Receivables Exchange of India Limited (RxIL)

7.World Trade Centre (WTC)

8. Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)

41 MOUs signed between District Industries Centers (DIC) and reputated research and management institutes at district level for branding, packaging and promotion of ODOP from Maharashtra

District Level Institutional Tie-ups
Region District Institutions
Nashik Nashik Ashok School of Business
Ahmednagar Sanjivani College of Engineering (MBA Dept)
Jalgaon G. H. Raisoni Institute
Dhule Mukesh Patel School of Management and Textile Functions
Nandurbar 1.Government Polytechnic College
2. College of Agriculture, Nandurbar
Amravati Amravati 1. Shri Shivaji College of Agricultural Bio-technology 2. Vidya Bharati Mahavidyalaya, Amravati
Buldhana Dr. Rajendra Gode college Agriculture
Washim Kamargaon Babaraoji Jogdand College of Agriculture
Yavtamal Vasantrao Naik college of Agricultural Biotechnology
Akola Dr. Panjabrao Desmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth Krishinagar
Nagpur Nagpur G. H. Raisoni School of Business Management, Nagpur (Orange Research Centre)
Wardha 1. Bapurao Deshmukh College of engineering 2. Wardha district industrial Association
Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar MIT College, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar
Beed Government Polytechnic College, Beed
Jalna Jalna Education Society
Osmanabad 1.Government Polytechnic College, Osmanabad
2.Government Agriculture College, Osmanabad
Nanded 1.MGM College of Engineering and Technology, Nanded
2. Indira Institute of Management
Latur Vilasrao Deshmukh Foundation Group of Institutions, Latur
Parbhani Krishi Vidyan Kendra, Parbhani
Hingoli Krishni Vidyan Kendra, Tondapur.
Konkan Thane 1.AP Shah Institute of Technology, Thane 2.Dr. Bedekar Institute of Management Studies, Thane
3.Gokhale College, Jawahar
Palghar 1.Kharland Research Institute (part of India Science, Technology & Innovation)
2. Sonopant Dandekar College, Palghar
Ratnagiri Finolex Intitute of Management Studies for both ODOP products
Raigad Kharland Research Institute (part of India Science, Technology & Innovation) for both ODOP products. (For Marine Products)
Sindhudurg Yashwantrao Bhosale college of Pharmacy, Sawantwadi
Pune Pune DY Patil Institute of Management & Research
Kolhapur 1.Kolhapur Institute of Technology, Institute of Management Education and Research, Kolhapur
2. Kolhapur Institute of Technology, College of Engineering, Kolhapur
Sangli 1.Rajarambapu Institute of Technology, Sangli
2.VP Institute of Management Sangli
Satara 1. Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil College of Engineering, Satara
2.Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil Institute of Management Studies and Research, Satara.
Solapur Shri Vithal Education & Research Institute College


One Station One Product (OSOP)


Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced, while presenting the India’s budget 2022, the innovative idea of ‘one station, one product’ for the country’s extensive railway network, one of the longest in the world.

The idea is to better promote supply chain of local product using the railways and making each railway station a promotional hub and showcase destination for a local product. This will help develop more efficient logistics for farmers and agri-enterprises and present unique regional products to a wide audience, i.e. railway travellers, passing through the stations. One station, one product takes forward the ‘one district, one product’ programme of the government which has successfully started promoting unique products from every district of India.

26 ODOP stalls have been set up at railway stations in various districts as part of this initiative in Maharashtra.

Product Location
Banana, Grapes, Papad, Pickles Ahmednagar
Sambarvadi Badnera
Leather products Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus Mumbai
Homemade agarbatti, dhoop, soap, phenyl Chinchwad
Leather products Churchgate
Khadi products Goregaon
Seasonal fruits and food products (Papaya, Grapes, Apples, pickles, papad, etc.) Igatpuri
Handmade Kolhapuri Chappal Kolhapur
Wooden Toys Kankavali and Kudal
Chikki and fudge products Lonavala
Paithani sarees Nashik Road
Lord Vitthal idols, Kumkum, Agarbatti, and other Puja items Pandharpur
Bamboo products Nagpur
Textiles and handlooms Parel
Handmade purse bags (made from paper & cloth) Pimpri
Kandi Pedha Satara
Papad Shegaon
Solapuri bedsheets and towels Solapur
Warli art and craft Vapi & Borivali
Soft toys Vasai Road & Nallasopara


ODOP Gift Hampers

ODOP products gift hampers for G20 Members showcasing traditional products and cultural heritage.


ODOP Facilitation Cells

The ODOP Felicitation Cell, housed within the DIC, is dedicated to fostering and enhancing the district-specific products. Key functions include:

  1. Product Selection: Identifying unique district products.
  2. Value Chain Development: Creating frameworks for product value chains.
  3. Infrastructure Alignment: Enhancing production, processing, and marketing infrastructure.
  4. Baseline Study: Understanding the chosen product’s district potential.
  5. Product Types: Encompassing perishable agricultural produce, cereal-based items, and widely produced food items.
  6. Support Areas:
    • Covering processing: Ensure quality and improve storage and marketing.
    • Capital Investment: Providing financial support to existing micro-units engaged.
    • Common infrastructure: Supporting the development of shared facilities and marketing strategies tailored to ODOP products.
    • Marketing & Branding: Promoting ODOP Products
  7. Collaboration: Working with the Department of Commerce and the Ministry of Agriculture for cluster approaches.

Overall Impact: Contributing to district development through common facilities and support services.

ODOP Facilitation Cells have been set up across in 25 Districts of Maharashtra. The list of 25 districts are given below:


ODOP Clusters

37 ODOP based Industrial Clustersin Maharashtra to foster economic growth and traditional craftsmanship. A total of 8814 industrial units, with a project cost of INR 501 crore, have been established, along with the approval of 22 soft interventions and 25 Common Facility Centres (CFCs). Additionally, there are currently 16 existing Common Facility Centres (CFCs).

Konkan region
Region District Name of Cluster Entrepre- neurs Name Mobile Number Address E-mail ID ODOP Product Details
KONKAN Sindhudurg Cashew Processing Cluster, Shri. Vasudev Zantye, Abhishek zantye, Shrikrishna Zantye 7058200000, 8007441122, 7058660000 A/p Hodawada, Tal. Vengurla, Dist. Sindhudurg mahacashewcluster@gmail.com Cashew
Sindhudurg Cashew Processing Cluster, Shri. Suresh Nerurkar 9420210121, 02365-227674 A/p Vadacha Pat, Tal. Malvan, Dist. Sindhudurg malvancashewcluster@gmail.com, ganeshcashew54@gmail.com Cashew
Sindhudurg Mango (Mixed Fruit) Processing Cluster, Shri. Shridhar Ogale 9403595190, 9422330891 A/p Dahibav, Tal. Devgad, Dist. Sindhudurg devgadcluster@gmail.com Mango
Palghar Chikoo Cluster, 1. Pranil Save
2. Siddharth Patil 		1. 9823707096
2. 9096445234 		Brahmangaon, Tal. Talasari, Dist. Palghar. gbchikoocluster@gmail.com; Chikoo
Sindhudurg Mango & Multifruit Processing Cluster, Shri. Nitesh Mayekar. Shri. Kshitij Parab 9421189615, 9423880929 A/p Sawantwadi, Tal. Sawantwadi, Dist. Sindhudurg sampasindhudurg@gmail.com Mango
Thane Garment Cluster Smt.Alka Deore 932392431 Bhiwandi tejaswinigarmentand handicraft@gmail.com Garment
Palghar Fish Processing 1. Sunil Akrekar
2. Prashant Deo 		1. 8698039011
2. 9860210045 		Tal. Vikramgad, Dist. Palghar. sunilakrekar@gmail.com Fish
Ratnagiri Mango Processing Cluster, Ratnagiri
Konkan Mango Processing, Cluster 9423047929 / 9552274274 At Post Pawas , Tal. & Dist Ratnagiri konkanmango@gmail.com Mango
Nashik Region
NASHIK Nashik Raisin Cluster, Mr. Rajendra Uphade 9552242676 A/P Varkhede Tal.Dindori Dist. Nashik rajendrauphade33@gmail.com Raisin
Nashik Raisin Cluster, Mr. Somnath Pangavhane 9423061788 A/P Khadak Malegaon Tal.Niphad Dist. Nashik srp6670@gmail.com Raisin
Nashik Raisin & Fruit Cluster, Mr. Mahendra Bhamre 9422755105 A/P Satana Tal. Satana Dist. Nashik mmb.wine4@gmail.com Raisin
Dhule Textile (Laboratory) Cluster, Vijay Bhandari 9028175057 Deesan Infra Textile Park Dahiwad Shirpur Dist Dhule janak@deesangroup.com Textile
Nandurbar Textile Cluster, ASHOK KUMAR SINGHAL 9376791351 PLOT NO. 9,10,11,12 GAT NO. 142/4, AT KOHADA, TAL.:NAVAPUR, DIST.;NANDURBAR aashirwadmachines@gmail.com Textile
Jalgaon Food Processing Cluster Harsha Hement Borole 9561876187 Gat No.443, Bhadli Bk.,Tal Jalgaon harshaborole14@gmail.com Food
Dhule Powerloom Cluster, Shirpur, Dist.Dhule Ashish Arunlal Gujrathi 9822403099 Gat no.63 Village Dahiwad Tal Shirpur Dist Dhule ashish@vitthaltextiles.co Textile
Nandurbar Textile Cluster, Navapur, Dist. Nandurbar
NARENDRA KUMAR M. AGRAWAL 9422287472 PLO NO. 62 TO 70, GAT NO. 148/1-4, AT AMLAN, TAL.:NAVAPUR, DIST.;NANDURBAR navapurtextilecluster2@gmail.com Textile
Nashik Nashik Engineering Cluster Mr. Mahesh Kothari 7276091647 7276091951 Plot no. C-10, MIDC, Ambad, Nashik rpt@nec.org.in cnc.mktg@nec.org.in Engineering
Jalgaon Banana Processsing Cluster Garbaksing Punamchand Naik 9763356137 Fattepur, Tal.Jamner gabrunaik0@gmail.com Food Processing
Pune Region
PUNE Solapur Terry Towel Cluster, Chandrayya Irabatti 8380050501 Plot No A 222 MIDC Chincholi Tal. Mohol Dist. Solapur stc@irabatti.com Textile
Solapur Textile Cluster, Govind Zavar 9834814858 Tal. Mohol Dist. Solapur tctcmh13@gmail.com Textile
Solapur Solapuri Chadar Cluster, Shrinivas Chilka 8421122258 Dist. Solapur Textile
Kolhapur Alumina Cluster Nandkumar Desai 9850627197 Kagal, Dist. Kolhapur sinteringinnovation@gmail.com Alumina
Kolhapur Metal Processing Cluster Surajsinh Pawar 9225835511 Kagal, Dist. Kolhapur 5starmetalassociations@gmail.com Metal
Kolhapur Engineering Component Cluster Surajit Powar 7060511711 Shiroli, Hatkanangale integratedmachiningcomponents@gmail.com Engineering
Solapur Terry Towel Cluster, Solapur
Textile
Sangli Turmeric Cluster, Sangli
Rajiv Patil 9823053598 Plot No.D/89, MIDC , Miraj Tal Miraj chairman@sanglitumericcluster.com Turmeric
Sangli Engineering Cluster, Kupwad Chanakya Kore 9689938425 Kupwad Tal. Miraj nuaxetechno.2018@gmail.com Engineering
Pune General Engg. & allied Industries Cluster, Bhosari, Pune.
Sagar Shinde 7507144244 Bhosari, Pune. sagar1_enterprises@yahoo.co.in Engineering
Pune Precision Metatech Tool Cluster, Bhosari Mahadev Birgal 9975570248 Bhosari, Dist. Pune precitoolindiaforum@gmail.com Engineering
Kolhapur Auto & Engineering Cluster, Yadrao, Dist.Kolhapur Anil Divate 9823644440 Yadrav, Shirol, Kolhapur microaxis099@gmail.com Engineering
Kolhapur High-Tech Engineering Cluster, Kolhapur
Kiran Kulkarni 9922911074 Five Star MIDC Kagal, Kolhapur 6sigmafoundation@gmail.com Engineering
Pune Pune Auto Cluster Kiran Vaidya 8669637007 Plot No.C 181, MIDC, Chinchwad, Pune md@autoclusterpune.org Engineering
Kolhapur Kolhapur Foundry & Engineering Cluster Sachin Patil 9970132921 Shiroli, Hatkanangale kfcluster@gmail.com Engineering
Chh Sambhaji Nagar Region
Chh.Sambhajinagar Chh.Sambhajinagar Forging Cluster Mr. Bugdane 9822025197 Plot No. M-8, MIDC Waluj , chh. Sambhajinagar. pratishthanforge@gmail.com Engineering
Nanded Chilli Cluster Mrs. Punamtai Rajesh Pawar 9823061333 C/o Ramlolapod; Railway Gate No. 2;Ganeshnagar; Dharmabad, Dist. Nanded. dhmadchilli.cluster345@gmail.com Chilli
Chh.Sambhajinagar MASSIA Auto Component Cluster, Aurangabad Mr. Pruthviraj Shah 9423147658 P-184, MIDC Waluj, chh. Sambhajinagar. massia.cluster@gmail.com Engineering
Chh.Sambhajinagar Marathwada Automobile Cluster Rajendra Mukhedkdr 8380048120 P-174, MIDC Waluj, chh. Sambhajinagar. macluster@gmail.com Engineering
Hingoli Turmeric Processing Cluster
Mr. Suryaji Shinde 9049477151 Shri Mauli turmeric Processing Association, MIDC Limbala Makkta, Plot No. A-1/2/1, Hingoli. shrimauliturmeric@gmail.com Agro Processing
Amravati region
Amravati Yavatmal Khadi Processing Cluster Director Prakash Zalke 8878149293 Cotton Bhoomi Yavatmal Foundation 50, Sawangi perka, Tq. Ralegaon, Dist. Yavatmal prakashzalke501@gmail.com Cotton


Geographical Indications (GI)

  • Geographical Indication is used to identify goods having special Characteristics originating from a definite geographical territory and offers better legal protection for action for infringement especially in other WTO member countries. Maharashtra has 33 GI registered products issued by the Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs & Trademarks (CGPDTM) which administers the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999.
  • Out of 33 GI, 15 are identified as One District One Product (ODOP) initiative from Maharashtra.
  • List of Identified GI and ODOP products for State of Maharashtra
Sr. No. Export Product GI No. ODOP Region District Export Hub
1 Nashik Valley Wine 123 No Nashik Nashik Gangapur
2 Nashik Grapes 165 Yes Nashik Nashik Ozar, Niphad, Dindori
3 Paithani Sarees and Fabrics 150 & 153 Yes Nashik Nashik Yeola
4 Lasalgaon Onion 491 No Nashik Nashik Lasalgaon
5 Jalgaon Banana 498 Yes Nashik Jalgaon Tandal wadi, Jalgaon MIDC
6 Jalgaon Bharit Brinjal 501 No Nashik Jalgaon Yaval, Bhusawal
7 Navapur Tur Dal 477 No Nashik Nandurbar Navapur
8 White Onion 685 No Konkan Raigad Alibaug
9 Ratnagiri Alphonso Mango 497 Yes Konkan Ratnagiri Ratnagiri, Rajapur, Lanja, Guhagar
10 Vengurla Cashew 489 No Konkan Ratnagiri Rajapur, Lanja, Dapoli
11 Ratnagiri Kokum 474 No Konkan Ratnagiri Rajapur, Ratnagiri
12 Sindhudurg Kokum 474 No Konkan Sindhudurg Malvan, Kudal, Vengurla
13 Devgad Alphonso Mango 379 Yes Konkan Sindhudurg Devgad, Malvan, Kankavali
14 Vengurla Cashew 489 Yes Konkan Sindhudurg Vengurla, Sawantwadi, Dodamarg, Malvan
15 Dahanu Gholvad Chikoo 493 No Konkan Palghar Dahanu, Bordi, Talasari, Gholvad
16 Warli painting 239 No Konkan Palghar Jawar, Mokhada
17 Purandar Fig 500 No Pune Pune Saswad
18 Puneri Pagdi, 128 No Pune Pune Pune
19 Ambemohar Rice 478 No Pune Pune Pune
20 Waghya Ghevada 476 No Pune Satara Koregaon
21 Mahabaleshwar Strawberry 154 Yes Pune Satara Mahabhaleshwar
22 Raisins 490 No Pune Sangli Miraj
23 Turmeric 496 Yes Pune Sangli Miraj
24 Kolhapur Jaggery 240 Yes Pune Kolhapur Karveer
25 Kolhapuri Chappal 169 No Pune Kolhapur Karveer
26 Ajara Ghansal Rice 470 No Pune Kolhapur Ajara
27 Solapur Chaddar 8 No Pune Solapur Chincholi
28 Solapur Terry Towel 9 Yes Pune Solapur MIDC Akkalkot, Mahol
29 Solapur Pomegranate 502 No Pune Solapur Sangola, Malshiras, Mangalwedha, Pandharpur
30 Mangalwedha Jowar 472 No Pune Solapur Mangalwedha
31 Paithani Sarees 150 & 153 No Aurangabad Aurangabad Paithan, Aurangaba
32 Marathwada Kesar Mango 499 Yes Aurangabad Aurangabad Paithan, Kannad, Khultabad, Aurangabad
33 Beed Custard Apple 494 Yes Aurangabad Beed Dharur, Beed
34 Jalna Sweet Orange 495 Yes Aurangabad Jalna Jalna, Badnapur, Mantha, Partur, Ghansavangi
35 Nagpur Orange 385 Yes Nagpur Nagpur Warud, Katol, Saoner, Kalmeshwar and Narkhed
36 Karvath Kati Sarees & Fabrics 390 No Nagpur Nagpur Nagpur
37 Bhiwapur Chilli 473 No Nagpur Nagpur Bhiwapur
38 Waigaon Turmeric 471 Yes Nagpur Wardha Waigaon


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Upcoming Events FY 2024-25 – Domestic

Sr. No Sector Name of the Event Date Type City For more details
1 Gems and Jewellery Fashion Show 05 April 2024 Annual Bengaluru https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
2 Gems and Jewellery IIJS Tritiya 2024 05-08 April 2024 Annual Bengaluru https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
3 Gems and Jewellery IGJS Jaipur 2024 12-14 April 2024 Annual Jaipur https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
4 Gems and Jewellery Buyer Seller Meet (LGD) 16-17 April 2024 Surat https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
5 Gems and Jewellery Mumbai Factory Visits 19-20 April 2024 Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
6 Gems and Jewellery GJEPC Foundation Day 27 April 2024 Annual GJEPC all locations https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
7 Gems and Jewellery Jewellers For Hope 09 August 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
8 Gems and Jewellery Gem And Jewellery BSM 2024 30 September – 01 October 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
9 Gems and Jewellery Lab Grown Diamond Factory Visits 2024 03-04 October 2024 Annual Surat https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
10 Gems and Jewellery Gold Summit 01 November 2024 Delhi https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
11 Gems and Jewellery IIJS Signature Networking 2025 04 January 2025 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
12 Gems and Jewellery Artisan Award 2025 05 January 2025 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
13 Gems and Jewellery IIJS Signature 2025 04-09 January 2025 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
14 Textile and Apparel RBSM – Inviting Japanese Buyers in Gurgaon June-2024 Gurgaon https://www.aepcindia.aepcservices.in/invitation-participate-reverse-buyer-seller-meet-rbsm-apparel-house-sector-44-gurugram-10-11
15 Plastic PLEXCONNECT 2024 7-9 June 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.plexconcil.org/plexconnect/
16 Sports Goods Kids India 2024 12-14 September 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.kidsindia.co.in/
17 Pharmaceuticals iPHEX 2024 28-30 September 2024 Annual New Delhi https://www.kidsindia.co.in/
18 All Webinar on Export Finance 12 April 2024 Online https://fieo.org/view_detail.php?id=0,22&dcd=8618&evetype=0
19 All Webinar on Expanding your business digitally 15 April 2024 Online https://fieo.org/view_detail.php?id=0,22&dcd=8618&evetype=0
20 All Webinar on Managing FOREX risk 18-19 April 2024 Online https://fieo.org/view_detail.php?id=0,22&dcd=8618&evetype=0


Upcoming State Events

Sr. No Sector Name of the Event Date Type City For more details
1 Gems and Jewellery Mumbai Factory Visits 19-20 April 2024 Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
2 Gems and Jewellery GJEPC Foundation Day 27 April 2024 Annual GJEPC all locations https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
3 Gems and Jewellery Jewellers For Hope 09 August 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
4 Gems and Jewellery Gem And Jewellery BSM 2024 30 September – 01 October 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
5 Gems and Jewellery IIJS Signature Networking 2025 04 January 2025 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
6 Gems and Jewellery Artisan Award 2025 05 January 2025 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
7 Gems and Jewellery IIJS Signature 2025 04-09 January 2025 Annual Mumbai https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
8 Plastic PLEXCONNECT 2024 7-9 June 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.plexconcil.org/plexconnect/
9 Sports Goods Kids India 2024 12-14 September 2024 Annual Mumbai https://www.kidsindia.co.in/
10 All Webinar on Export Finance 12 April 2024 Online https://fieo.org/view_detail.php?id=0,22&dcd=8618&evetype=0
11 All Webinar on Expanding your business digitally 15 April 2024 Online https://fieo.org/view_detail.php?id=0,22&dcd=8618&evetype=0
12 All Webinar on Managing FOREX risk 18-19 April 2024 Online https://fieo.org/view_detail.php?id=0,22&dcd=8618&evetype=0


International Events Calendar FY 2024-25

Sr. No Sector Name of the Event Date City Country For more details
1 Gems and Jewellery JCK Las Vegas 2024 31 May – 03 June 2024 Las Vegas USA https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
2 Gems and Jewellery IJV (International Jewelry + Watch Vietnam) 2024 06-08 June 2024 Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
3 Gems and Jewellery Jewellery And Gem Asia Hong Kong 2024 20-23 June 2024 Wan Chai Hong Kong https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
4 Gems and Jewellery Vicenza Oro Fall 2024 06-10 September 2024 Vicenza Italy https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
5 Gems and Jewellery Jewellery And Gem World Hong Kong 2024 16-22 September 2024 Wanchai (Awe) Italy https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
6 Gems and Jewellery IGJS Dubai 2024 08-10 October 2024 Dubai UAE https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
7 Gems and Jewellery Silver Jewellery BSM 16-17 October 2024 Spain Spain https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
8 Gems and Jewellery Watch And Jewellery Middle East Show 2024 24-25 October 2024 Sharjah UAE https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
9 Gems and Jewellery IJV (International Jewelry + Watch Vietnam) 2024 01 November 2024 Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
10 Gems and Jewellery JGT Dubai 2024 12-14 November 2024 Dubai UAE https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
11 Gems and Jewellery Jewellery Arabia 2024 26-30 November 2024 Manama Bahrain https://www.gjepc.org/internal-calender-of-events.php
12 Textile and Apparel Intl. Apparel & Textile Fair (IATF), Dubai 20 – 22 May,2024 Dubai UAE http://www.internationalapparelandtextilefair.com/
13 Textile and Apparel Texworld-Apparel Sourcing-Paris 01 – 03 July,2024 Paris France https://texworld-paris.fr.messefrankfurt.com/paris/en.html
14 Textile and Apparel BSM UK (London) July, 2024 London UK https://www.aepcindia.com/aepc-events
15 Textile and Apparel India Tex Trend Fair (ITTF), Tokyo 23 – 25 July, 2024 Tokyo Japan https://india-trend-fair.tokyo/
16 Textile and Apparel Sourcing at Magic, Las Vegas August 2024 Las Vegas USA https://www.sourcingatmagic.com/en/index.html
17 Textile and Apparel CPM, Moscow September, 2024 Moscow Russia
Trade Show
18 Textile and Apparel India Apparel & Accessories fair (BSM) September, 2024 Spain https://indiaapparelfair.com
19 Textile and Apparel BSM Denmark (Copenhagen) October, 2024 Copenhagen Denmark https://www.aepcindia.com/aepc-events
20 Textile and Apparel BSM Sweden October, 2024 Sweden https://www.aepcindia.com/aepc-events
21 Textile and Apparel BSM Norway October, 2024 Norway https://www.aepcindia.com/aepc-events
22 Textile and Apparel Global Sourcing Expo, Australia November,2024 Australia https://globalsourcingexpo.com.au/
23 Textile and Apparel Intl. Apparel & Textile Fair (IATF), Dubai November,2024 Dubai UAE http://www.internationalapparelandtextilefair.com/
24 Textile and Apparel Sao Paulo Pret-a-Porter, Sao Paulo January, 2025 Sao Paulo Brazil https://fashionunited.com/events/Sao-Paulo-pret-a-porter
25 Textile and Apparel Sourcing at Magic, Las Vegas Las Vegas USA https://www.sourcingatmagic.com/en/index.html
26 Services India Pavilion at GETEX 2024 24-26 April 2024 Dubai UAE https://Sepcevents.in
27 Services Participation in AI EXPO 2024 May 1-3, 2024, COEX, Seoul, South Korea 01-03 May 2024 Seoul South Korea
AI EXPO KOREA 2024
28 Handicraft Index Dubai Fair 04-06 June 2024 Dubai UAE
Home-2025-Exprom
29 Chemicals CHEMEXCIL’s Buyer Seller Meet coinsiding with coating Expo Vietnam 2024 17-19 June 2024 Yangon and Kuala Lumpur Malaysia https://chemexcil.in/circulars/chemexcil%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%9Cbuyer-seller-meet%E2%80%9D-in-myanmar—malaysia—under-mai-scheme-of-department-of-commerce—industry—-in-june-2024—coinsiding-with-coating-expo-vietnam-2024—-in-conjunction-with-color-and-spechem-vietnam–and-agri-vietnam-2024–exhibition/6142/7b6f40740780e708baee4251f324cc85.html
30 Paper and Paper Products Abu Dhabi International Book Fair 2024 29 April – 05 May 2024 Abu Dhabi UAE https://www.adnec.ae/en/eventlisting/2024-abu-dhabi-international-book-fair
31 Pharmaceuticals Korea Pharm & Bio 2024 24-26 April 2024 Goyang South Korea https://www.showsbee.com/fairs/KOREA-PHARM.html
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Amravati Region Chh. Sambhaji Nagar Region Konkan Region Mumbai Region Nagpur Region Nashik Region Pune Region