Reliance Consumer Products to Invest ₹768 Crore in Kurnool Food Park

Reliance Consumer Products, the FMCG subsidiary of Reliance Industries, will establish its maiden food park at Brahmanapalli village in Orvakal, Kurnool district, as per the news reports. The move kicks off RCPL’s broader ₹40,000 crore strategy to roll out multiple food parks across the country within the next three years.

Location and Project Details

The Andhra Pradesh State Investment Promotion Committee (SIPC) has cleared the allotment of 120 acres for the Kurnool park. Its location provides strong connectivity, being three hours by road from Hyderabad and around five hours from Bengaluru airport. The facility will include manufacturing plants for noodles, confectionery, chocolates, atta, rice, spices, and packaged snacks.

In addition, RCPL has been allocated 80 acres in the same region for a beverages facility. Both projects are awaiting cabinet approval, placing Andhra Pradesh ahead of Maharashtra, where RCPL recently signed an MoU for a similar food and beverage complex in Nagpur.

Production Capacity and Employment

The development will take place in two stages. Phase one will handle annual production of 23,000 tonnes of spices, 14,400 tonnes of noodles and pasta, and 3,800 tonnes of snacks. In the second phase, RCPL will add 32,900 tonnes of confectionery and chocolates, 36,500 tonnes of rice, and 120,000 tonnes of atta. The combined project is expected to create jobs for around 500 people.

Growth Outlook

Reliance aims to become India’s top consumer goods company through this investment programme. At Reliance’s AGM last month, Isha Ambani, executive director of Reliance Retail Ventures, said that the food parks initiative could help RCPL reach ₹1 lakh crore in annual revenue within 5 years.

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Conclusion

The upcoming Kurnool food park reflects RCPL’s ambition to establish a nationwide FMCG manufacturing network. With phased capacity expansion and state support, the project is set to play a key role in strengthening both Reliance’s consumer business and India’s food processing industry.

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