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Agriculture Marketing – Need for Reforms & Development Wholesale 2339 Market Yards & 4276 Sub Market Yards Retail Fall back Mechanism Marketing of Agriculture 22000 Village Haats Price Deficiency Produce 488 Farmer Procurement Consumer market system Payment System Agri Export India’s Share ˂ 2% of global Agri Export Challenges: Lack of Infrastructure, Vision: Doubling of Logistics, fragmented supply chain, Low Farmer’s Income by access of farmers to markets, low 2022 remunerative prices Marketing Reforms & Model Act “The—State/ UT Agricultural Produce and Livestock Marketing ( Promotion & Facilitation ) Act, 2017” Dated: the 14th June,2019 Department of Agriculture, Cooperation &FW Ministry of Agriculture &FW Need of Reforms and Govt.’s Initiative • Agricultural Marketing is a State subject • Most of the States enacted Agricultural Produce Markets (Regulation) Acts during sixties and seventies • Need of Reforms- To enhance farmers’ market accessibility To strengthen facilities/ infrastructure & services of the existing organised marketing system under the APMC Act To make the APMC markets efficient and professionally managed To facilitate development of alternative marketing channels with the participation of private sector to create competition in services To encourage both public & private sector investment in development of post-harvest and marketing infrastructure Model APLM Act, 2017 • Salient Features of Model APLM Act, 2017 Develop State/ UT level unified market Declare warehouses/cold storages as “Deemed Market” Powers and functions of MD Board and Director Marketing clearly demarcated Public and private sector markets placed at level playing field Bulk purchasers / processors /exporters/ organized retailers/ consumers integrated with producers nearer to farm gate Promotion of specialized markets and also MNIs Market fee and marketing charges rationalized Provision for deregulation of fruits & vegetables Unified single trading licence and single point levy of market fee provided Trading through competitive e-platform Recognition of unified licenses for inter-state trade Agri Market Reforms: A Perspective e-NAM E-Trading De-regulation of marketing of F&V (20 States) (17 States/ UT) Single trading license (21 States / UT) Declaring warehouses/cold Single point levy of Objective: Improving Marketing storage as market market fee sub-yard infrastructure, Integration of supply ( 06 States) (21 States/ UT) chain, Reduction of post harvest losses, Farmer’s access to markets etc. Direct marketing Segregation of regulation (22 States/ UTs) from operation Agri. Marketing (04 States) Setting up of Reforms markets in private (Model APLM Unified Market sector (01 States) (21 States/ UTs) Act, 2017) 6
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