Lok Sabha Question No. 263 (STARRED), answered on 2025-08-07
Subject: ODOP Scheme in Uttar Pradesh
Ministry: FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES
Asked by: Shri Daroga Prasad Saroj

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES

## LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION No. *263

ANSWERED ON 07 TH  AUGUST, 2025

## ODOP SCHEME IN UTTAR PRADESH

## *263.   SHRI DAROGA PRASAD SAROJ:

Will the Minister of FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES be pleased to state:

- (a) whether all the districts of Uttar Pradesh are implementing the One District One Product (ODOP) scheme and if so, the details thereof, district-wise;
- (b) if  not,  the  reasons  therefor  and  the  time  by  which  each  district  in  the  State  is  likely  to implement this scheme;
- (c) the employment potential for youth under ODOP scheme in Uttar Pradesh;
- (d) the  number of agricultural  products  identified  as  ODOP  in  Lalganj  and Azamgarh  Lok Sabha Constituencies of Uttar Pradesh and approved under the Pradhan Mantri Formalization of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) Scheme; and
- (e) the nature of financial, technical and business assistance being provided to the youth for setting up and upgradation of micro food processing enterprises under the said scheme?

## ANSWER

THE MINISTER OF FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES (SHRI CHIRAG PASWAN)

- (a) to (e): A statement is laid on the Table of the House.

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## STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) TO (e) OF LOK SABHA STARRED  QUESTION  NO.  *263  ANSWERED  ON  07.08.2025  REGARDING 'ODOP SCHEME IN UTTAR PRADESH'

(a) & (b): The Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI) is implementing a centrally sponsored scheme "PM Formalisation of Micro food processing Enterprises (PMFME)" for providing financial, technical and business support for setting up of new/ upgradation of micro food processing enterprises in the country including Uttar Pradesh.

The Scheme primarily adopts One District One Product (ODOP) approach.  The ODOPs are identified by States / UT Government based on agriculture production, raw material availability,  presence  of  micro-food  processing  enterprises,  SHGs  /FPOs/  Cooperative/ micro-enterprises engaged in processing of ODOP,  perishability of the product etc.

ODOP has been approved for all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh under PMFME Scheme as per the details at Annexure-I .

(c): 53,454 direct and indirect employment has been generated under the PMFME Scheme in the State of Uttar Pradesh till 30 th June 2025.

(d): Basil based Products have been identified as ODOP for Azamgarh district including Lalganj under the PMFME Scheme.

(e): The details of support available to eligible organizations including youths for setting up of new and upgradation of micro food processing enterprises in the country including Uttar Pradesh under the PMFME Scheme are at Annexure-II .

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## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) & (b) OF LOK SABHA STARRED  QUESTION  NO.  *263  ANSWERED  ON  07.08.2025  REGARDING 'ODOP SCHEME IN UTTAR PRADESH'

## District-wise list of ODOP for the State of Uttar Pradesh

|   Sl. No. | District       | ODOP                      |
|-----------|----------------|---------------------------|
|         1 | Agra           | Petha                     |
|         2 | Aligarh        | Milk based Products       |
|         3 | Ambedkar Nagar | Chilli based Products     |
|         4 | Amethi         | Aonla based Products      |
|         5 | Amroha         | Mango based Products      |
|         6 | Auraiya        | Milk based Product (Ghee) |
|         7 | Ayodhya        | Jaggery                   |
|         8 | Azamgarh       | Basil based Products      |
|         9 | Baghpat        | Jaggery                   |
|        10 | Bahraich       | Banana based Products     |
|        11 | Ballia         | Lentil based Products     |
|        12 | Banda          | Oil seed-based Product    |
|        13 | Balrampur      | Corn Product              |
|        14 | Barabanki      | Mint based Products       |
|        15 | Bareilly       | Milk Based Products       |
|        16 | Basti          | Kala Namak Rice           |
|        17 | Bhadohi        | Onion based Products      |
|        18 | Bijnor         | Jaggery                   |
|        19 | Budaun         | Guava based Products      |
|        20 | Bulandshahar   | Milk Based Products       |
|        21 | Chandauli      | Tomato based Products     |
|        22 | ChitraKoot     | Oil seed-based Product    |
|        23 | Deoria         | Chilli based Products     |
|        24 | Etah           | Chicory                   |
|        25 | Etawah         | Mustard based Products    |
|        26 | Farrukhabad    | Potato based Products     |
|        27 | Fatehpur       | Aonla based Products      |
|        28 | Firozabad      | Potato based Products     |
|        29 | Gorakhpur      | Kala Namak Rice           |
|        30 | G. B. Nagar    | Bakery Products           |
|        31 | Ghaziabad      | Bakery Products           |
|        32 | Ghazipur       | Onion based Products      |
|        33 | Gonda          | Banana based Products     |
|        34 | Hamirpur       | Fish based Products       |
|        35 | Hapur          | Petha                     |
|        36 | Hardoi         | Groundnut Products        |
|        37 | Hathras        | Asafoetida                |
|        38 | Jalaun         | Pea based Products        |

| 39.   | Jaunpur          | Milk Based Products    |
|-------|------------------|------------------------|
| 40.   | Jhansi           | Basil based Products   |
| 41.   | Kannauj          | Potato based Products  |
| 42.   | Kanpur Dehat     | Milk Product           |
| 43.   | Kanpur Nagar     | Bakery Products        |
| 44.   | Kasganj          | Ghee                   |
| 45.   | Kaushambi        | Guava based Products   |
| 46.   | Kushinagar       | Banana based Products  |
| 47.   | Lakhimpur Khiri  | Banana based Products  |
| 48.   | Lalitpur         | Turmeric               |
| 49.   | Lucknow          | Mango based Products   |
| 50.   | Maharajganj      | Kala Namak Rice        |
| 51.   | Mahoba           | Oil seed-based Product |
| 52.   | Mainpuri         | Garlic based Products  |
| 53.   | Mathura          | Milk Product (Peda)    |
| 54.   | Mau              | Mango based Products   |
| 55.   | Meerut           | Jaggery                |
| 56.   | Mirzapur         | Tomato based Products  |
| 57.   | Moradabad        | Honey                  |
| 58.   | Muzaffarnagar    | Jaggery                |
| 59.   | Pilibhit         | Jaggery                |
| 60.   | Pratapgarh       | Aonla based Products   |
| 61.   | Prayagraj        | Guava based Products   |
| 62.   | Rae Bareli       | Aonla based Products   |
| 63.   | Rampur           | Mint based Products    |
| 64.   | Saharanpur       | Honey                  |
| 65.   | Sambhal          | Mint based Products    |
| 66.   | Sant Kabir Nagar | Kala Namak Rice        |
| 67.   | Shahjahanpur     | Jaggery                |
| 68.   | Shamali          | Jaggery                |
| 69.   | Shrawasti        | Banana based Products  |
| 70.   | Siddharth nagar  | Kala Namak Rice        |
| 71.   | Sitapur          | Mango based Products   |
| 72.   | Sonbhadra        | Tomato based Products  |
| 73.   | Sultanpur        | Mint based Products    |
| 74.   | Unnao            | Mango based Products   |
| 75.   | Varanasi         | Chilli based Products  |
| TOTAL |                  | 75                     |

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## ANNEXURE  REFERRED  TO  IN  REPLY  TO  PART  (e)  OF  LOK  SABHA STARRED  QUESTION  NO.  *263  ANSWERED  ON  07.08.2025  REGARDING 'ODOP SCHEME IN UTTAR PRADESH'

The  details  of  support  available  under  Pradhan  Mantri  Formalisation  of  Micro  Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) Scheme are as under:

(i). Support to Individual / Group Category Micro Enterprises: Credit-linked capital subsidy @35% of the eligible project cost, maximum ceiling Rs.10 lakh per unit;

(ii). Support to SHGs for seed capital: Seed capital @ Rs. 40,000/- per member of SHG engaged in food processing for working capital and purchase of small tools subject to maximum of Rs. 4 lakh per SHG Federation.

(iii). Support  for  Common  Infrastructure: Credit  linked  capital  subsidy  @35% subject to maximum of Rs. 3 crore to support FPOs, SHGs, Cooperatives and any Government  agency  for  setting  up  of  common  infrastructure.  The  common infrastructure will also be available for other units and public to utilize on hiring basis for substantial part of the capacity.

(iv). Branding and Marketing Support: Grant upto 50% for Branding and Marketing to  groups  of  FPOs/  SHGs/  Cooperatives  or  an  SPV  of  micro  food  processing enterprises.

(v). Capacity  Building: The  scheme  envisages  training  for  Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP) modified to meet the requirement of food processing industry and product specific skilling.

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