Food and agro-processing
₹5 crore duty position on an expanding product line
A food and agro-processing manufacturer.
Background
An established Indian food processor adding a new product line, needing high-value imported capital goods, selling into both domestic and export markets.
The problem
Export volumes were uncertain, which ruled out EPCG and its export obligation.
What they did
Imported capital goods under MOOWR, began production, imported raw materials under the same licence, and paid duty on the imported content of goods sold domestically.
What happened
Project cost down 12–15%, payback period shortened, and a significant export order secured within the first year.
Why it matters
They could not commit to an export obligation, and MOOWR did not ask them to.
The figures
- ~₹
33 crore - Duty deferred on capital goods
- 12–15%
- Project cost reduction
- ~₹
22 crore - Duty deferred on raw materials
- ₹
10.810.8 crore - Capital goods imported
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