PLI Scheme: Food Sector Investment Crosses ₹9,200 Crore, Export Sales Reach ₹89,053 Crore

The Indian food processing sector under the Production Linked Incentive Scheme for Food Processing Industry (PLISFPI) has registered an investment of ₹9,207 crore from approved applicants, generating export sales worth ₹89,053.44 crore between April 2021 and September 2025.
₹9,207 Crore Invested as 170 Applicants Approved
The PLISFPI has received significant traction since its inception, with a cumulative investment reaching ₹9,207 crore.
As per the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, all 170 submitted applications have been approved under the scheme, and as of now, no applications are pending for review. This indicates a strong administrative clearance and execution pace of the PLISFPI initiative.
₹89,053.44 Crore in Export Sales Achieved
Between April 2021 and September 2025, beneficiaries under the PLISFPI have achieved export sales totalling ₹89,053.44 crore.
These figures represent the export value of approved products under this scheme. The export data points to the growing international appeal and competitiveness of Indian processed food products in global markets.
Ministry Update in Lok Sabha
This development was disclosed in the Lok Sabha on December 11, 2025, by Shri Ravneet Singh, Minister of State for Food Processing Industries. The statement provided insights into the progress under the scheme and confirmed that there were no pending applications awaiting approval.
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Key Objectives and Scheme Implementation
The PLISFPI aims to incentivise value addition, promote branding and marketing abroad, and support India's processed food manufacturers in scaling production. Approved companies have invested across various sub-sectors under this scheme, resulting in increased international trade activity through food exports.
Conclusion
Under the PLISFPI, ₹9,207 crore investment and ₹89,053.44 crore in export sales reflect direct results of policy implementation. With no pending applications, the scheme showcases timely processing and execution from the implementing agency.
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Published on: Dec 12, 2025, 12:12 PM IST

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