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    <p><b>Webinar on Production Linked Incentive Scheme for Food Processing Industry </b></br>
    <br> 3rd June 2021; 3:00pm to 4:30pm<br>
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   <b>Webinar Brief:</b>
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   Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes are a cornerstone of the Government\'s &apos;Atmanirbhar
   Bharat' mission. Announced with a total outlay of INR 1.97 lakh crores for 13 sectors, PLI Schemes
   aims to create domestic manufacturing champions and generate employment opportunities.</p>
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    One of the PLI Schemes, recently introduced, is for the Food Processing Industry (the FPI Scheme). The
    FPI Scheme has an implementation window of 6 years, starting from Financial Year 2021-22 and offers
    an aggregate incentive of INR 10,900 crores. The FPI Scheme seeks to support food manufacturing
    entities towards significant expansion in their capacities. It also provides support for the branding and
    marketing of Indian brands in overseas markets.
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    ASSOCHAM organized a webinar on 3rd June 2021 from 03:00 pm to 04:30 pm jointly with Dhruva
    Advisors. The webinar entailed: 
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    I. A comprehensive analysis of the FPI Scheme
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    II. Coverage, eligibility and exclusions under the FPI Scheme
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    III. Process and time period for making application for approval under the FPI Scheme and grant
    of incentive therein.
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   IV. The FPI scheme operative period.
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   V. Areas to look out by the applicants and so on.
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   VI. Lastly, the Question and Answer session.
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