The #sugar #industry is a crucial agro-based industry in India. We are the second-largest producer of sugar and its largest consumer. Sugar production is one of the key employers and an important industry in the country. It impacts the rural livelihood of about five crore #sugarcane farmers and around 5 lakh workers who are employed in sugar mills. There are around 732 sugar factories in the country, with a capacity to produce 339 lakh MT of sugar annually.
This production capacity is distributed almost equally between the private sector and the cooperative sector, the two big sectors that dominate sugar production in the country. The Directorate of Sugar & Vegetable Oils is responsible for implementing policies relating to sugar and edible oil, particularly their availability and monitoring of their prices, as the powers of cane area allotment have been delegated to the State Government.
What responsibilities an Entrepreneur will have to undertake during the setup and running of a Sugar Mill.
• The entrepreneur must submit quarterly progress reports in the prescribed format to the Central government with respect to the implementation of their IEM.
• After completion of the construction of the sugar industry, the entrepreneur has to take up a trial crushing and obtain a certificate from the Central Excise for having started sugar production.
• The applicant has to submit a proposal to the office of the Cane Commissioner for allotment of Plant Code and Short Name. Also, a certificate from the Central Excise with details about trial crushing. The office of the Cane Commissioner will forward a letter to the Deputy Commissioner of the respective district to verify the authenticity of the proposal and verify the location of the chimney in the factory.
• After the Cane Area Allocation Order from State is obtained, the entrepreneur has to promote and develop cane cultivation in the area allotted.
Licenses and Documents needed to set up Sugar Mill in India
So apart from the standard licenses needed by all mills like the Trade License Trade Mark Registration, GST registration, BIS certification, CGWA, and IEC code, if the applicant wishes to export the finished product, the entrepreneur will also need licenses like
Consent Certificate also known as Pollution NOC from the concerned SPCB as the sugar mill has to comply with the provision with respect to the discharge of industrial effluent
The second crucial licence is the FSSAI Licence. So the Sugar industry will also need to get the required trade and food business licenses from the FSSAI. The certification of these food related laws in products like
Permission to set up a sugar mill from the Cane Commissioner
At this stage the application must be submitted to the office of Cane Commissioner & Director of Sugar of the state along with the documents like
• Company incorporation certificate (if a registered company)
• Memorandum of association (MOA) and Article of Association (AOA)
• RTC copy/sale deed copy of the land
• Details of cane availability (village-wise information) certified by the Joint Director of Agriculture of the concerned revenue district.
• District map highlighting the location of the factory
• Pillar Erection and Erection Sketch.
• Sketch showing the nearby sugar factory's location
• Any previous experience of the applicant in the sugar mill sector, including Co- generation Unit
• Source of Income for the establishment of the Sugar Industry
• Details of any prior application for the establishment of the Sugar Industry
• Financial Background of the applicant
• IT returns of the applicant submitted for the last three years
How to apply for permission to the office of the cane commissioner let’s see the steps of the application
The Application must be submitted to the Office of the Cane Commissioner /Director of Sugar of the respective State. After submission of the application, some key reports are to be obtained from the concerned District Deputy Commissioner by the Office of the Cane Commissioner /Director of Sugar.
In the first Step, The applicant must forward the Distance Certificate to the Government to issue an Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM). Particular Industrial undertakings are exempted from Industrial Licensing requirements under The Industries (Development and Regulations) ACT 951. They are required to submit information relating to the setup of industries, known as IEM. The applicant has to file an application to the Central Government requesting for issuance of IEM.
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23 ноя 2022
