#1शासन Government of Odisha DID ODISHA NEW OPPORTUNITIES * HAVIDS BY adani ODISHA EXPORT POLICY 2022#2Empty#3Government of Odisha MSME Department ****** NOTIFICATION The 30th November, 2022 Sub: Odisha Export Policy, 2022 MSME-IPE-MISC-0005-2019-8847/MSME, dated 30.11.2022 Considering the importance of Export sector, the State Government had notified Odisha Export Policy-2014 on 10.10.2014. With passage of time, it has become imperative to have a new Export Policy to cater to the demand of the changed circumstances. On being approved by the State Cabinet in its 52nd meeting held on 29.11.2022, the Odisha Export Policy-2022, as enclosed herewith, hereby comes into effect from 30.11.2022. ORDER-Ordered that the notification be published in the next issue in the extraordinary issue of Odisha Gazette and copy thereof forwarded to all Departments of Government/All Heads of Departments/ Accountant General( A & E), Odisha/All RDCs/ All Collectors// All DICS/RICS By order of Governor लभ 30.11.2022 (Saswat Mishra) Principal Secretary to Government#4Empty#51. Preamble TABLE OF CONTENTS 2. Current Export Scenario 2.1 Performance of Champion Export Sectors of Odisha 567 2.2 Product- Market Matrix of Champion Export Sectors of Odisha 8 3. Vision, Mission & Objective 9 3.1 Vision 9 4 5 6 N° 00' 4. Strategy 5. 3.2 Mission 3.3 Objective Policy Period 9 9 10 11 6. Focus Sectors 11 7. Export Facilitation and Ease of Doing Business Enhancing Export Related infrastructure 8. 9. Facilitating Export Logistics 12 13 16 10. Encouraging Quality & Standards 17 11. Encouraging Value addition & Diversification 12. Skill Development and Capacity Building 13. Cluster Development 19 20 14. Encouraging Presence of Export Bodies 15. Facilitating Town of Export Excellence 16. Recognizing Exporters 17. Encourging Startups in the State 18. International Trade Fairs, Outreach programmes 19. Promoting E-Commerce 20. Market Research 21. Promoting Geographical Indicators of the state 22. Fiscal Incentives 23. Governance 23.1 State Export Promotion Committee 23.2 District Export Promotion Committee 23.3 Sector-specific Task Force 2222222∞ 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 34 34 34 34 m m m m m#6Empty#71 Preamble Odisha, situated geographically in Eastern India, has West Bengal in the Northeast, Jharkhand in the North, Andhra Pradesh in the South, and Chhattisgarh in the West as the neighboring States. It is a land of diversified culture & splendors. Abundant natural resources, 10 Agro-climatic zones, extensive coastline of 480 kms and the sprawling Chilika lake makes Odisha the veritable hub of multi-dimensional products ranging from Minerals to Agri products, Handicrafts, Handlooms and Petrochemicals etc. From time immemorial Odisha has been a gateway of International Trade. The Odisha Export Policy is a proactive initiative to take Odisha to the league of top 5 exporting States of the country. The State exports have grown at 7.53 percent from 2018-19 (Rs.48,119.60 crore) to 2019-20 (Rs. 51,742.32 crore) in 2019-20 and again by 55.42 percent in 2020-21 to Rs. 80,419.33 crore. Odisha continues to be on a high growth trajectory. The export turnover of Odisha has more than doubled during the last five fiscal years (2017-2022) and shown growth of 58.17 percent during the last financial year despite the adverse impact of Covid- 19 and a global pandemic. Odisha also aims to achieve a target of Rs 3.5 lakh crore exports by 2026-27. With each passing year the State has recorded significant growth in the exports sector. The efforts and resilience of the export fraternity has ensured consistent growth in exports. Historically Odisha's exports are Mineral & Metal Products. However, in the last decade the export of other products has shown immense growth potential. Export of Marine products and services have made remarkable strides, in addition to the export of Agri products, Horticulture, Handicrafts, Handlooms, Chemical and Allied sectors. The Government of Odisha is leaving no stone unturned to enhance the export landscape through adequate Infrastructure support and a robust Policy framework. IT & ITES have also been a vital domain in recent years and the govt has focused on the growth of this sector through various initiatives. The Odisha Export Policy provides a roadmap and framework to promote exports of Goods and Services, employment generation and value addition in line with the “Make in India" program. It aims to address the evolving and dynamic changes in International Trade landscape and meet global challenges and surmounting trade barriers. Exports are an indispensable tool for the growth of GSDP and the overall economic growth. There has been a concerted effort to make the Odisha Export Policy concurrent with Foreign Trade Policy 2022-2027 with periodic reviews and updates. 05#806 90 2 Current Export Scenario The exports of the State have grown exponentially from Rs. 19082.10 crore in 2015-16 to Rs. 40872 crores in 2016-17, showing a growth of 114% which led to Odisha being declared the "Champion State" in export growth in the year 2016-17 by the Govt. of India. Since then, Odisha export turnover has doubled in the last 5 years reaching Rs. 80,419.33 crore in 2020-21 despite the Covid - 19 induced global pandemic in 2020-21. Odisha was the 8th exporting state of India in 2020-21, occupying a share of 3.51% in India's overall exports. Odisha is currently the 7th largest exporting State of India (2021-22) State Gujarat Table 1: Major exporters of India. (Export value in USD Million) 2016-17 2018-19 54309.67 66818.03 67412.15 2017-18 2019-20 2020-21 63439.89 60587.00 Maharashtra 67724.15 Tamil Nadu 26562.37 69731.48 72809.28 29754.22 64915.27 58405.96 30525.91 30015.11 26154.67 Karnataka 19404.61 18052.34 17341.29 Uttar Pradesh 12570.92 13803.9 16289.17 Andhra 12005.05 13019.53 16642.09 16842.34 16989.21 14085.63 14787.81 16390.07 15141.19 Pradesh Haryana 10738.15 13263.41 13833.25 12056.16 11593.18 Odisha 6095.42 7585.01 6303.37 6655.69 10228.44 West Bengal 8253.69 9148.22 10057.13 9490.84 8968.21 Telangana 6013.26 6568.71 7168.26 7359.33 8707.19 Delhi 10606.58 8713.88 9464.6 10374.09 7595.21 Rajasthan 5792.27 6952.05 7061.61 6629.59 6659.08 Madhya 4445.83 5249.96 6382.37 5318.32 6477.32 Pradesh Punjab 5295.57 5788.25 6038.07 5605.9 5299.51 Kerala 4899.57 7308.07 9834.25 10146.89 3940.62 Dadra & Nagar 1569.03 2051.25 2143.38 2177.41 2645.35 Haveli Chhattisgarh 943.37 1522.7 1244.1 1278.69 2320.29 Goa 2291.95 2103.17 2063.64 2000.42 2306.43 Uttaranchal 899.76 1455.46 2351.18 2279.78 2137.28 Himachal 1062.14 1221.67 1323.43 1392.91 1661.89 Pradesh#9In Rupee terms, the value of exports from Odisha has gone up by 296.80% since 2015-16, whereas in US$ terms, exports from Odisha have grown 3.5 times in USD in 2020-21 from USD 2.9 bn in 2015-16. Odisha registered export turnover of 75,718.32 crore which is USD 10.22 bn in merchandise export during 2020-21. Mineral & Metal Sector recorded a major share in Odisha's export basket. This sector is dominated by Aluminum, Iron & Steel, Petroleum products and Iron Ore, which contributed to nearly 89% of the total export of Odisha. Besides, the State has export potential in Marine Products, Residual Chemical and Allied Products. It is noteworthy that in 2020-21, the processed minerals contributed a share of 3.45% in Odisha Exports. Similarly, the petroleum products contributed 7.99% followed by the marine products with a 4.11% share in Odisha's Exports respectively. 2.1 Performance of Champion Export Sectors of Odisha Table 2: Share of Odisha's Exports in India's Exports (in Percentage) Share of Odisha's Exports in India's Exports(in Percentage) 2017- 2018- 2019-20 18 19 Commodity 2020- 21 Champion At 2-digit Export Sectors HSN Code 26 Ores, Slag and Ash 41.33 41.37 53.89 61.22 27 Mineral Fuels, 1.99 1.23 0.74 3.08 Mineral Oils & Products; Minerals & Metals Bituminous Substance 69 Ceramic Products 4.12 3.83 3.21 2.95 72 Iron & Steel 20.97 20.84 21.56 22.57 76 Aluminum & 53.21 28.70 29.38 41.48 Articles thereof 3 Fish and 6.78% 6.31 6.82 7.74 Crustaceans, Molluscs and Other Aquatic Invertebrate Marine 16 Preparations of 3.49% 2.01 1.55 2.33 Meat of Fish or Of Crustaceans, Molluscs of Chemical & 28 Allied Product Inorganic 27.21% 31.09 22.02 20.75 Chemicals; Compounds of Precious Metals, or Rare-Earth It is concluded that in 2021-22, Minerals and Metals stood as the topmost exporting sector from the State in terms of value, followed by marine products and chemical products. The State needs to continue its momentum of boosting exports in these champion sectors. 07#102.2 Product-Market Matrix of Champion Export Sectors of Odisha The export markets identified through secondary analysis comprise of around 70% of share in India's Export market in 2020. Identified focus sectors have strong presence in some of the conventional markets like USA, UK and UAE. Champion Export Sectors Table 3: Champion export sectors and Export Markets HSN Code of top export item Markets Metal & Mineral 08 80 Marine 2 digit 26 27 6 digit 260112 271012 69 690320 72 720241 76 760110 03 030617 China UAE, USA, Singapore, Oman, China Iran, Poland, Turkey, USA, Romania, Germany, Mexico, Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, UAE, South Africa, Bangladesh, Egypt, Bulgaria, Thailand, Netherlands China, South Korea, Taiwan South Korea, Malaysia, USA, Japan, Italy, Bangladesh USA, Vietnam, Japan, China, European Union Chemical 16 28 160529 281820 USA UAE, Egypt, China The Central Government has notified 37 Mega Food Parks of which two have been notified in Odisha; one is being developed as he Mega Sea Food Park at Deras, Khurda by IDCO and another MITS Mega Food Park Ltd. at Rayagada. The MITS Mega Food Park has been operational since 1st June 2017. The mega sea food park at Deras, Khurda is also operational. The Government has undertaken several other flagship industrial projects such as the Plastics Park at Paradip, Electronics Manufacturing Cluster at Info valley and the Aluminum Park at Angul to promote industrial output and exports Approximately 25,000-hectare land has been identified in the State for organic cultivation. Out of which 3,000 ha is earmarked for turmeric cultivation. The Horticulture produce in the State is comprised of 49.59% vegetables, 23.6% fruits, 11.2% spices, 0.5% floriculture and 14.8% of other plantation crops. The export of services from Odisha has grown from Rs.4000 crore in 2018-19 to Rs.4701 crore in 2020-21. The state holds immense potential in sectors like IT and Eco Tourism. The State Forest Department is promoting eco-tourism in destinations such as Daringbadi, Satkosia, Rajhans, Chilika, Simlipal, Bhitarakanika etc. The pristine beaches, Chilika lake, deep forests with its unique flora and fauna, the nesting grounds of Olive Ridley Turtles are all Odisha's collective patrimony.#113 Vision, Mission & Objective 3.1 3.2 3.3 Vision To take Odisha to the league of the top five exporting States of India. Mission To achieve an export target of Rs.3.5 lakh crore by 2026-27. Objective The Export Policy-2022 is aimed to achieve the following objectives: a. Facilitate incremental growth of export of products identified in the focus sectors b. Promote product diversification through value addition c. Promote initiatives to enhance product quality & standards and support certification of products exported from the State d. Promote market diversification with a special focus on access to new markets e. Promote skill development and capacity building to improve competitiveness of the export units f. Promote entrepreneurship in the field of exports g. Facilitate Whole-of-Government approach to improve export competitiveness of the State h. Facilitate regulatory reforms to improve ease of exporting i. Facilitate the development of trade infrastructure in the State 09#1210 4 Strategy To achieve the objectives of this policy, the following strategy shall be adopted: a. Sector and product specific export promotion strategies with interventions and reforms designed to be implemented in the medium and long-term. b. Engagement of export promotion councils, local trade associations, logistic providers, export service providers and other important organizations associated with trade, in the design and implementation of export promotion interventions. c. Promote coordinated approach to design, plan and implement export promotion initiatives and facilitate policy implementation through robust institutional structures. d. Demand driven approach to conceptualize new infrastructure projects. Mobilize and incentivize private sector participation, where needed, to address gaps in existing infrastructure network. e. Leverage schemes (such as the PM GATI Shakti, TIES) implemented by Centre /State to develop or rejuvenate export-oriented infrastructure in the State. f. Set-up physical infrastructure, mobilize knowledge partners and promote capacity building to support Quality and Standards initiatives (testing facilities, certification, etc.). g. Ensure development/revamp of sector-specific requirements pertaining to common facility center, processing center, raw material banks, etc. in line with the product demand. h. Implement measures for capacity building and encouraging trade such as sector specific awareness/outreach & skilling programmes, State Export Newsletter to address information gaps, recognizing exporters through award programmes. i. Design and deliver initiatives to promote marketing. Promote Made in Odisha products in domestic and international markets. Improved visibility of State exporters in National and International platform.#135 Policy Period The Export Policy of Odisha shall come into force from the date of notification. 6 Focus Sectors The export promotion initiatives of the State will focus on products and services in the following sectors. Mineral & Metals Ores, Slag and Ash Mineral Fuels, Mineral Oils & Products; Bituminous Substance . Ceramic Products · Iron & Steel ◉ Aluminum& Articles thereof Marine Fish and Crustaceans, Mollusca, and Other Aquatic Invertebrates ● Preparations of Meat of Fish or of Crustaceans Chemical & Allied Product Handloom Handicraft ■ Agriculture ☐ Horticulture Non-Timber Forest Product IT & ITeS Tourism#1412 7 Export Facilitation and Ease of Doing Business State shall facilitate the following initiatives: a. The State will create a one-stop platform for dissemination of all export related information. This platform (website and/or kiosks) will provide details on export procedures, international market and their import patterns, market demand for products aligned to focus sectors, potential export linkages, Central and State Government schemes for exporters etc. b. The platform will feature an Online grievance redressal mechanism which will be set up under the Director DEPM to address the concerns of exporters, through regular interaction, and to ensure timely redressal of their issues in coordination with respective stakeholders. C. The platforms shall promote the "Made in Odisha" brand. The platforms will have FAQs on exports, details of export related events organized by various EPCs and provide link to important trade websites like DGFT, Department of Commerce, Indian trade portal. d. The State will enhance the role of DIC and facilitate capacity building for export promotion. e. The State will review the role of Utkalika, Boyanika and Ekamra Haat to boost exports in the handicrafts sector. f. The State will facilitate ASI non antiquity certification in case of export of all metallic statues / souvenirs. g. The State will facilitate exporters connect with FPO/Farmers for direct procurement of Agri and horticulture products. h. Presence and active involvement of trade organizations like EPCs/Boards in the State. Setting up of a Regional Office of APEDA in Bhubaneswar will boost the exports of perishable air cargo in the State. İ. A "Special Export Facilitation Center" will be established at the district level in a phased manner. Dedicated Export Promotion Officers will manage the operations of the proposed facilitation center. j. This center will provide the exporters with the details on country specific demand for various goods, their quality standards, certification requirements and necessary regulatory support. k. This center will mobilize partners to facilitate production of value-added products through use of well-equipped machinery.#158 Enhancing Export Related infrastructure Establishment of Common Facility/ Processing Centre Marine a. The State Govt. will examine the availability of infrastructure facilities for freezing, freeze drying, ready-to-cook, chilling, canning, retort pouched, dried and surimi to boost marine products export b. The State Govt. will conduct a feasibility study to upgrade the existing infrastructure and establishment of new infrastructure in major production hubs to enhance export of marine products c. Integrated Common Facilities having processing and storage facilities, to facilitate post harvesting infrastructure shall be explored under schemes like TIES/ MSE-CDP/ Schemes of the Dept. of Animal Husbandry and Dairy d. Promote infrastructure development to improve the export of dry fish from the state e. The State Government will leverage Central Government SEZ scheme to establish SEZ for marine products at potential sites f. The state will evaluate the prospects of setting up pre-processing centers at potential landing sites and mobilize relevant stakeholders to implement such initiatives Metals & Minerals a. The state will create dedicated MSME Parks/ Industrial Parks with supporting infrastructure to facilitate exports of Ceramic, Iron & Steel, aluminum from downstream units in the state b. Promote growth of downstream Aluminum and steel exports with a focus on value added products mapped to the following- Aluminum casting, extruded products, power cables, precision tools, steel fabrication, food grade steel containers & machinery, Stainless steel pipes Chemicals and Allied Industry a. The State Govt. will explore the possibility of creating downstream Industry under Chemicals and Allied Industry Sector to create export diversification from the state b. The state shall collaborate with CSIR-IMMT (Institute of Minerals & Materials technology) to identify a downstream product line under Chemicals and Allied Sector and will devise a comprehensive plan for infrastructure development to support the growth of this sector 13#1614 Horticulture & Agriculture a. The state will create dedicated warehouse facility to store, preserve agriculture and horticulture products to reduce distress sale and enhance export. b. Establish Integrated Pack house/cold chain/refrigerated vans for Agriculture and Horticulture Sector. C. The State will make a provision to create/ enable a Container Deport for storing horticulture and agriculture Products. d. Development of Integrated Common Facility Center for Agriculture and Horticulture Products having facilities like sorting, grading, steam sterilization, processing, and packaging solution will be priortised. e. A mechanism will be devised by which exporter or group of exporters can submit their common facility requirements to State Government, which in turn can be pursued for assistance under the Trade Infrastructure for Export Scheme (TIES)/ SFURTI/ MSE-CDP/ District as Export Hub scheme of Government of India and Cluster Development Fund scheme of Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI). Handloom & Handicrafts a. Integrated Common Facility Center for silver filigree artisans having facilities like advanced casting, finishing, training and packaging. b. CFCs/Flatted Factory Set up/Testing facility/Packaging facility etc. for handicraft and handloom sector. C. State will design interventions to address raw material issues faced by the exporters. d. Advanced dyeing facilities shall be established in major handloom clusters in the State to improve the dyeing quality as per international standard. IT Services a. The State will examine the expansion of existing IT Parks/ establishment of new IT parks to enhance export from IT services. Tourism a. The State will design and deliver programmes to market major tourist centers to domestic and international tourists b. The State will aim to develop theme-based tourist circuits on the principles of high tourist value, competitiveness, and sustainability in an integrated manner to enrich tourist experience under Swadesh Darshan Scheme. C. The State will promote development of heritage handloom/ craft clusters in Odisha which could be transformed into heritage village with facility like local art & craft museum, live classrooms, home stay facility to promote Art & Craft tourism in the state.#17Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) a. The State shall promote value-addition to the exiting NTFP products like honey, sal leaves, amla, kendu leaves, mahua, bamboo etc. b. Establishment of Common Facility Centre shall be emphasized to ensure the value addition and exportability of minor forest products in the state. C. Odisha ranks 9th in bamboo resources among the Indian states, hence the state will encourage common infrastructure to introduce products like bamboo toothbrush, laminated bamboo sheets, plywood, activated bamboo charcoal, vinegar etc. on pilot basis. Details of the existing trade related infrastructure facilities in the State is included in Annexure-II. 15#1816 9 Facilitating Export Logistics Efficient, Cost-effective, and timely logistics is crucial for enhancing the competitiveness of merchandise exports. Sea Ports, Inland Container Depot (ICD), Airports and Inland waterways are important hubs in the overall EXIM chain which could facilitate export of goods. The State has one major port i.e. Paradip port, one International Airport at Bhubaneswar and one functional Multi Modal Logistic Park and Inland Container Depot (ICD) at Jharsuguda. The State shall leverage the benefits of the National Logistics Policy which aims at providing a unified logistics interface platform to promote digitization in the transport sector and provide exporters with a single platform to streamline processes and reduce logistics cost associated with export. Although logistics infrastructure is created by agencies of the Central Government and State has limited role in such initiatives, the following areas will be pursued at the State level. a. A mechanism enabling exporters to submit their concerns relating to exports from ports or airport which can be pursued with the concerned authorities. b. Examining creation of necessary non-major ports in the State. c. Explore the possibility of export of fresh produce and other agriculture commodities from Paradip and Dhamra seaports. d. The State will endeavor to improve facilities (reefer container, plug points, cold chain) at the Gopalpur Sea port for export/import of perishables e. Adequate airport infrastructure including a multi-product cold store facility and chill room for export of chilled fish. The State will endeavor to set up facilities to secure key clearances and export certifications (Customs clearance, No Objection Certificate from Plant Quarantine department, Phytosanitary Certification) inside the airport. f. Consistent and meaningful liaison with relevant stakeholders to improve connectivity from Bhubaneswar Airport to markets like S. E Asia, Middle East, Far East, Europe and USA. g. Creation of adequate number of Inland Container Depot / Container Freight Station at potential sites to improve movement of goods from Dhamra and PICT h. Facilitate exports by air for sectors like fruits, vegetables, marine products, appliqué works, stone artifacts, handicrafts, processed food etc. i. Enhanced railroad connectivity in the State wherever required based on industry inputs. j. Any other area as and when approved under this policy by the Empowered Committee.#1910 Encouraging Quality & Standards International standards and quality have played an important role in both protection of health and safety of consumers and facilitation of international trade. Various non-tariff agreements under WTO have rapidly changed the global trade scenario. Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) are measures relating to technical regulations and standards, and procedures for assessment of conformity. These are increasingly emerging as a challenge for exporters. It is even more important for sectors like agriculture and marine which remains one of the most protected sectors for majority of the trading nations. At State level, there is a need to address the twin challenges of inadequate research and development facilities as well as good quality lab network services to improve and upgrade product qualities as per requirements. The following programmes will be explored with concerned agencies/line departments: a. To ensure Made in Odisha products meet globally accepted Quality standards, the State will support setting up of Quality Control and Certification labs, in a phased manner, to aid exporters in the key focus sectors established in this policy. b. Dedicated campaign for marine sector to create awareness on hygiene standards at fishing harbors, use of antibiotic etc. Pursue for presence of a Plant and animal quarantine office in Bhubaneswar. C. NABL (National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories) accredited food testing laboratory and Organic Certification Laboratory. There is no quality testing laboratory for testing of Agri-export consignments in the State. Testing facilities for commodities/ finish products through Spices Board, MPEDA, APEDA, Shellac and Forest Product Export Promotion Council (SEPCI) and Odisha State Organic Certification Agency (OSOCA). d. Setting up of Steam sterilization unit in proximity to key production centers. e. Testing lab for handicrafts through State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC). f. Awareness among textile manufactures and handloom producers may be encouraged to certify their products through certifications like Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC), Certificate of Origin for Textiles & Made ups, Certificate of origin under Generalized System of Preferences through REX (Registered Exporter System), Tarif Rate Quota Certificate etc. g. Closer co-ordination with Ministry of Commerce for updates on alerts by foreign countries which could be centrally hosted on the DEPM website. 17#2018 h. Popularizing information sources managed by Export Promotion Councils which provides market intelligence and includes exhaustive information pertaining to MFN (Most-Favored-Nation) /Preferential tariff, Rules of origin, alerts on SPS (Sanitary & Phytosanitary measures)/TBT (Technical Barriers to Trade) requirements, global trade/tender queries, item wise import/export policy of India, drawback, Scheme for "Remission of Duties and Taxes on Export Products" (RODTEP), Scheme for Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies on export of garments and made-ups (RoSCTL)”and other relevant export schemes for all the potential sectors. i. The Government will facilitate trainings to improve production as per Sanitary and Phyto sanitary standards/export certifications and conduct special trainings on Good Agricultural practices and Integrated Management Practices for exporters from the State. j. The Government will facilitate awareness sessions to improve the acceptance of products in global markets with a specific focus on target markets.#2111 Encouraging Value addition & Diversification Value addition and diversification of export basket plays a vital role in boosting the exports of a country as it helps in higher realization of foreign exchange and benefit the economy through increased economic activity. State may pursue with related agencies, programmes in various sectors to promote value addition. Support in terms of any common infrastructure to achieve this objective may also be facilitated. The State will endeavor to mobilize relevant stakeholders and partners to promote secondary and tertiary processing of key exportable products. Some of the sectors where value addition initiatives will be pursued include: Marine a. Programmes for branding Black tiger Shrimp from Chilika in frozen & chilled forms will be organized b. Mangrove crab which can be exported in live forms will be promoted C. Promote export of high value fishes in chilled form (Pomfret, Mullet, Seabass, etc.) to destinations like Middle East, UK, Singapore, etc. d. Explore short term lease for government owned brackish water areas e. Support research in new technologies to improve aquaculture (Shrimp) f. Explore possibilities of diversification to harvest globally popular fish like tuna in the State Handlooms & Handicrafts a. Collaboration with premier Institutes like NID and NIFT shall be encouraged to improve marketability of "Made in Odisha" products b. Craft potential in Applique segment will be explored C. Innovation in Dokra craft will be encouraged Agriculture & Horticulture a. Relevant collaborations will be explored to facilitate technology adoption for sorting, grading, processing, and packaging. b. The State Govt. will endeavor to work closely with Institute like ICAR, IARI, CTCRI, CPRI to bring in best practices in agriculture and horticulture sector 19#2220 12 Skill Development and Capacity Building With the changing trade dynamics at global level, it is also of paramount importance to apprise the exporting community of latest developments in trade policies, free trade agreements, packaging, documentation etc. on a regular basis through awareness programmers. Hence, there is a need to conduct Workshops /Seminars / Conferences regularly on different aspects of international trade across different sectors in the State. Desired skills are indeed crucial for the industries in general and exporters in particular, as a lot of product customization may be needed to meet the demands of the international buyers. State in co-ordination with concerned agencies/Line Departments will pursue for: a. Programmes on foreign trade policy through DGFT/FIEO on a regular basis b. Programmes on exporting under the GST regime, free trade agreements etc. c. Export awareness programmes for farmers, FPOS/FPCS/RIs, State Agri Officers and entrepreneurs. d. Training and skill development to improve awareness at an NTL level to minimize wastage and diversify export portfolio e. A study tour/farmer visit to progressive states to understand the export-oriented production of horticulture crops, pack house procedures etc. f. Study tour to Centre for perishable cargo at the international airport at Mumbai and other advanced centers to understand Phyto sanitary requirements etc. g. Training on packaging through institutes of national and international repute h. Training on marketing and branding to target international buyers. i. Export oriented training to Agri-exporters preferably in centralized integrated pest management center, Bhubaneswar (Plant quarantine and APEDA). j. Collaboration with institutes of national repute such as NID, NIFT, Indian Institute of packaging, IITS, NITs to be considered to improve product marketability of handloom and handicraft products k. Training for diversification and value addition in Marine sector through MPEDA. I. Training to onboard producers on Hortinet in addition to capacity building of the State Agriculture Officers to promote awareness on Hortinet in the state as there are no registered producer/farmer in Hortinet system for a wide range of products. Recent Initiatives to promote registration of mango orchards in Hortinet is to be replicated and scaled-up for other products.#23m. The State will focus on imparting training to officials in various departments who are directly or indirectly related to export segment particularly at the level of DICs. n. State owned University/ Private Specialized Institutions may encourage to introduce tailor-made courses related to Foreign Trade, Global Supply Management in the state to attract/nurture new talents in to export trade/business o. State will encourage to set up facilities such as- Tool Rooms, Testing Labs, R&D centers etc. in major manufacturing zones within the State. p. State will endeavor to set up Research & Technology Fund with adequate corpus to improve product, process, and performance efficiency of exporting units through adoption of advanced technology. q. Increase awareness on Central Government schemes for the adoption of cutting-edge technology and processes by MSMEs such as Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS), Technology and Quality upgradation Scheme (TEQUP), Quality Management Standards and Quality Technology Tools (QMS and QTT), Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness Scheme, Zero Effect Zero Defect (ZED) etc. 21#2422 13 Cluster Development Holistic Cluster Development approach plays a crucial role in enhancing the productivity and cost competitiveness. The State will identify potential clusters to promote the growth of export-oriented units in the key focus sectors and mobilize relevant stakeholders and partners to design and implement cluster development programme in existing and emerging growth-zones. Feasibility studies for development of new product-specific clusters or upgrade of existing clusters will be undertaken to promote export of the following products: a. Mango, chilly, ginger, watermelon b. Black tiger shrimp, mangrove crab, chilled fish c. Handloom (Maniabandha, Bomkei, Sambalpur) d. Handicrafts (Silver filigree, stone craft, wood carving) Rejuvenation of existing clusters to improve their productivity will be prioritized.#2514 Encouraging Presence of Export Bodies Trade organizations play a pivotal role in boosting exports from a particular state through various promotional & support activities. The Government of Odisha has already taken steps to bring all trade related major agencies namely, the DEPM, Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA) and Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO) under one roof at Raptani Bhawan, Bhubaneswar. The State shall pursue through Central Govt. to have presence of other Export Promotion Councils like Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC), Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH), Basic Chemicals, Cosmetics & Dyes Export Promotion Council (CHEMEXCIL), Chemicals and Allied Products Export Promotion Council (CAPEXIL), Services Export Promotion Council, Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC),Spices Board, Gem & Jewelry Export Promotion Council (GJEPC). Details of existing Export trade related Organizations have been included in Annexure-I. 23#2624 15 Facilitating Town of Export Excellence Bhubaneswar is a notified Town of Export Excellence (TEE) for marine products. State may consider forming a committee involving concerned Stakeholders to regularly review needs and challenges of this TEE. Recognized associations may also be invited to send proposals for requirement of any common facility centers and other infrastructure needs which the State can pursue with Central Govt. under TIES, MAI etc. State may also co-ordinate with various other line Departments, through the Sector specific task force in identifying other towns which could be notified as TEE aligned to focus sectors established in this policy.#2716 Recognizing Exporters To create a spirit of competitiveness and appreciate the export performance among the exporters of Odisha, “State Export Award” will be organized on annual basis where the following categories of awards shall be given: a. Award for highest foreign exchange earner in the State. b. Award for recording highest YoY growth of exports. c. Award for the best exporter in various sectors including the service sector. d. Award to exporter of new value-added product in the focus sectors. e. Award to exporter to virgin market f. Award to women entrepreneurs in the field of exports. g. Award to startups in the field of exports. h. Award to exporting units in additional categories such as promoting innovation, best global presence, and adopting best practices (clean manufacturing, adoption of new-age packaging techniques etc.) 25#2826 17 Encourging Startups in the State Odisha has one of the best Startup Ecosystem in the Country with more than 1400 startups. Government of Odisha aims to emerge amongst the top 3 "Startup Hubs" in India through strategic partnerships, conducive ecosystem, investment, and policy interventions. To encourage startups, numerous provisions and incentives are extended by the State which are covered in the Startup policy of Odisha. Initiatives to promote startups engaged in exports, development of technology solutions to address challenges faced by exporters and SMEs, technology solutions to support scale-up of production of export products, facilitate / support market access shall be explored.#2918 International Trade Fairs, Outreach programmes a. To enhance the visibility of Odisha based products in international market, the State would organize Odisha Pavilion in important international events based on the export markets identified in the Market Research Study. b. State will also formulate its own annual calendar of events through collaboration with various trade related associations / organizations recognized by Central / State Government and annually organize participation in major International Events C. State will create awareness on Govt Schemes such as MAI which incentivises exporters' participation in EPC led trade fairs/Buyer sell meet/conferences abroad to explore new market for export of their product. d. The State will also leverage market access initiatives under ODOP scheme such as buyer seller meets to connect with large international buyers. e. Display and sale of products like silver filigree, Gl products, marquee handicraft items etc. at major Airports, major hotels, flagship National and State events will be explored 27#3028 19 Promoting E-Commerce With advantages of low costs, convenience and no geographical restrictions, e-commerce is emerging as a trend for business, especially those of small and medium sizes, to boost exports and introduce their products to potential partners globally. Odisha State Co-Operative Handicrafts Corporation (OSCHC) Ltd. has established a tie-up with reputed e-commerce companies like Snapdeal, Flipkart and India mart for online marketing of handicrafts of Odisha, which will be further expanded by seminars and handholding through trade bodies. The State will examine the possibility of collaborating with ecommerce companies to facilitate market access for Made in Odisha products mapped to the key focus sectors. The DEPM will collaborate with various Government departments to conduct capacity building initiatives for listing of products in various e-commerce platforms. Development of e-commerce hubs in high movement zones, closer to demand locations and periphery of emerging cities/hubs to be explored.#3120 Market Research International trade is dynamic and affected by various parameters. To identify suitable market entry strategies, export challenges and opportunities for potential export products, it is important to have focused research by reputed agencies/EPCs enabling the State to penetrate various international markets. Export Promotion councils such as Marine Products Export Development Authority (MPEDA), Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC), Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH), Basic Chemicals, Cosmetics & Dyes Export Promotion Council (CHEMEXCIL), Chemicals and Allied Products Export Promotion Council (CAPEXIL), Services Export Promotion Council, Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC), Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO) will be engaged to publish Newsletters comprising sector and product specific market research. Information on target markets mapped to key products, scope for value addition to meet global demand, sector specific R&D to improve product marketability, new market entry strategies will be the major focus in such publications. State will allocate funds for this activity on an annual basis. The State Govt will collaborate with EPCs to create awareness on financial assistance schemes to support market research study. 29#3230 21 Promoting Geographical Indicators of the state Intellectual property is gaining importance at global level as it helps to protect interest of a nation as well as fetch better margins for a product. The State has registered Gl tag for 17 products pertaining to Handicraft, Agricultural and Textile sectors. To create awareness on Gls and benefits of its registration amongst the consumers and Gl producers, the State will pursue the following along with he concerned line Ministries: a. Support to the Gl producers through the grievance redressal system to address quality issues, IP infringement issues and ensure Logistics support to access offline /online marketplaces. b. Facilitate Consumer Awareness campaigns c. Ensuring Orientation, Financial Literacy and Training of Gl producers in collaboration with e-Commerce Platforms d. Identifying scope for GI Tourism List of registered Gls of the State in Handicraft, Agricultural and Textile sectors have been listed in Annexure III.#3322 Fiscal Incentives a. Export Development Assistance Scheme: Presently Market Development Assistance (MDA) is provided by Govt. of India to exporters for participation in international trade fairs which is limited in nature thus restricting scope for MSMEs. On similar lines, State will extend Export Development Assistance to MSMEs for participation in approved National / International Trade Fairs, Buyer seller meets organized by ITPO / EPCS / All India Trade and Industries Organizations like FICCI, CII, Indian Chamber of Commerce, ASSOCHAM etc. Scheme Table 4: Export Development Assistance Schemes International Exhibitions / Trade Fairs taking place in India and Abroad Support to delegations from the State of Odisha to other countries Eligibility Details (a) MSME exporters (a) The State Government registered with concerned shall select the product DIC / Merchant exporters specific International Trade having annual turnover of Fairs/exhibitions for less than Rs.5 Crore participation based on the inputs received by DGFT and Export promotion Councils (b) MSME exporters with valid IEC number (active or renewed), UAM registration and /or Exporters /Merchant Exporters (c) Having valid Passport The delegation comprising representatives from the State Government and Private sector, visiting other countries for trade related consultation/s with a similar (b) The stall rent for the selected exporters will be borne by the State Government. (c) Selected exporters sponsored for participation in the trade fair shall be provided travel expenses in respect of not more than one person for a firm subject to 50% of the total air fare in economy class limited to Rs.50,000/-. The delegates shall be provided travel expenses in respect of not more than one person for a firm subject to 50% of the total 31#3432 Scheme Conditions Eligibility delegation abroad will be supported by this scheme when such a visit is facilitated/planned in consultation with Indian diplomatic missions to explore new export markets Details air fare in economy class limited to Rs.50,000/-. The scheme will be administered by the Director, EP&M. Exporting company can avail benefit of one exhibition (international or domestic) and one buyer seller meet (international or domestic) in one financial year. Exporting organizations availing travel support from Government of India under similar scheme shall not be eligible for the above-mentioned State Incentives. Selection of the exporters for participating in the International Trade Fair shall be made by a committee constituted by the Government. Any other condition as and when approved under this Policy b. Reimbursement of RCMC Fee/ Charges: Scheme A one-time Table 5: Reimbursement of RCMC fee/Charges reimbursement of the Registration-Cum- Membership Certificate (RCMC) charges / fee paid by the first-time exporter to relevant Export Promotion Councils up to Rs. 40,000/-. Eligibility 1. Updated IEC Code not more than 02 years old. 2. RCMC Criteria fee (with The scheme will be administered by the Director, EP&M receipt GST Invoice) 3. RCMC (Attested Copy) 4. Company & Product Profile (Max Products) 03#35c. One-time reimbursement shall be available for obtaining organic certification, quality certification@ 50% of the total outlay subject to a ceiling of Rs.10 lakh. d. One-time reimbursement of 50% of the cost incurred in obtaining quality certification for manufacturing processes or any other certification for export (compulsory markings such as Conformity European (CE), China Compulsory Certificates (CCC) etc), issued by any Government agency or any agency authorized by Central or Govt of Odisha, subject to a ceiling of Rs. 50,000. e. Reimbursement for obtaining testing certification @ 50% of the total cost subject to ceiling of Rs.10,000/- per export shipment. f. Reimbursement of cost incurred by an exporter for first 3 years towards country specific Certification & Quality Standards for a new product/value added product, exported to a virgin market @ 50% of the cost incurred towards certification subject to a ceiling of Rs. 10,000/- per export shipment. g. The State Government will provide one-time reimbursement of 50% of the total cost incurred subject to ceiling of Rs. 5 lakhs to acquire advanced technology aimed at improving product Standards / marketability from state institutes like OUAT, CIFT, CIFA and premier national institutions such as IIS, NID, IIT, NIT and CSIR to improve product quality standards for international market acceptance. 33#3634 23 Governance DEPM shall act as a secretariat and nodal agency for implementation of this policy and will be designated as the Export Commissionerate. The nodal agency shall coordinate with various Central and State departments, agencies for export promotion activities. Director (DEPM) will act as a convener/co convener of various committees formed under this policy. A designated nodal officer will be established in each department to coordinate with the DEPM on all export related agenda. An Export Facilitation Cell will be established within the current DEPM to provide handholding support to the local exporters. While the Facilitation cell will be headed by a Senior Government official, the core functions will be outsourced. The facilitation cell will comprise the following personnel, to be hired as contractual staff. • Knowledge Partners to provide technical know-how for product development, value addition, sector-specific market insights etc. • Quality certification and Testing experts • Marketing and Branding experts • Foreign trade management experts 23.1 State Export Promotion Committee State Export Promotion Committee has been constituted vide Notification No.5127/MSME, dt.28.08.2019 under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary to • • • Act as an Advisory Body of the State Government for export promotion. Inter Departmental Coordination and Policy formulation. Oversee statutory difficulties on export business in different Government Departments at the level of State and Centre. • Device strategy for boosting export from the State. The State Export Promotion Committee will sit quarterly to review the export performance of the State and the progress of different export infrastructure work. The copy of the notification of State Export Promotion Committee is enclosed as Annexure-V. 23.2 District Export Promotion Committee District Level Export Promotion Committee (DLEPC) has been constituted vide Notification No.1067/MSME, dt. 15.02.2020 under the chairmanship of Collector & District Magistrate for formulation of District Export Action Plan for export augmentation of identified products for export from the district. District Export Promotion officers will be appointed in all the districts in a phased manner. The copy of the notification of District Level Export Promotion Committee is enclosed as Annexure-VI. 23.3 Sector-specific Task Force A Sector-specific task force will be constituted under the Chairmanship of the Principal Secretary, MSME Department for seamless interdepartmental coordination and monitoring of policy implementation. The Committee will be consisting of the following members:#37• Principal Secretary, MSME Dept: Chairperson Director, Directorate of Industries: Member • MD, IDCO: Member • DM, DLEPC: Member (Districts mapped to sectors of the product identified for export promotion) • Director, IED: Member • Director, EPM: Member-Convenor • Director, Institutional Finance, Finance Dept: Member . Director, Fisheries & ARD Dept: Member • Director, Agriculture Dept: Member . . • Director, Textiles & Handloom Dept: Member MD, Forest Development Corporation: Member Commissioner, Transport Dept: Member . CEO, OCAC: Member . • • . • Director, Tourism: Member Additional DGFT Kolkata: Member Representative from CONCOR: Member Commissioner, GST, Central Excise & Customs: Member Convenor SLBC • Branch Manager, ECGC: Member • Assistant Director, EIA: Member • Representatives from relevant trade/industry associations • Representatives from Export promotion councils • Representatives from Port and Airport authorities The task force will develop product/product group specific action plan with a focus on the following: a. Monitor the utilization of schemes of the State and Central Government for exporters b. Periodic review/assessment of data management practices within respective department to gather insights on existing and new export promotion initiatives c. Periodic review of projects complementing export infrastructure readiness d. Mobilize external partners to design strategic interventions to promote export e. Steer partnerships with stakeholders involved in standards and corresponding certification, export finance and insurance, etc. f. Periodic review of implementation of the State export promotion policy g. Promote the convergence of various export promotion initiatives led by institutions engaged in supporting international trade within the State and with the Central Government. h. Promote capacity building initiatives in collaboration with the DGFT and Export Promotion councils a. Review the progress of implementation of the district export action plan of all 30 districts in a phased manner j. Facilitate Center and State coordination with respect to continuity in trade policy k. Review Implementation of District as an Export Hub Initiatives I. Monitor the implementation of the TIES scheme at state level 35#3836 ANNEXURE-I Table 6: Trade related organizations PHONE & FAX E-MAIL Tel. No-033- E-mail: 22481228/ ORGANISATION DGFT ADDRESS Office of the Additional Director General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Govt. of India, 4, Esplanade East, Kolkata-700069 MSME Development Institute, Vikas Sadan, 22485892 Extn-901 Tel: 0671- 2548049, College Square, Cuttack- MSME-DI 753003 DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES DEPM NSIC Directorate of Industries Killa Maidan, Buxi Bazar- 753001 Cuttack, Odisha Directorate of Export Promotion & Marketing 1st Floor, RaptaniBhawan, Near Indradhanu market, Nayapalli Bhubaneswar-751015 NSIC Ltd., 3rd Floor, IMDC Building, Mancheswar Industrial Estate, Bhubaneswar- 751010, Odisha Export Inspection EIA Agency, Kolkata, Sub Office: IDCO Pot No.45/A/1, Chandaka Industrial Estate, Patia, ECGC Near Sai Intl. Comm. College, Bhubaneswar-751024 611-3rd Floor, Sahid Nagar, Bhubaneswar-751007, Odisha 0671-2548077 [email protected] Email: dcdi- [email protected] Fax: 0671-2548006 Tel:0671-2301892; Email: [email protected] Fax:0671-2301227 Tel: 0674-2552675 Email: Fax: 0674-255268 [email protected] Tel: 0674-2580630 Email: [email protected] Mobile No- 7749909768 Email: eia- [email protected] Tel.0674- E-mail: 2543592/2547772 [email protected]#39ORGANISATION ADDRESS Marine Product Export Development Authority PHONE & FAX Mobile No- 8129846835 E-MAIL Tel/Fax: 0674- 2350078 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] EPC'S/ FIEO (Odisha Chapter) GST & CUSTOMS COMMERCIAL TAX CONCOR EXPORT INSPECTION AGENCY (MPEDA) Coir Board, Regional Office, Jagamara (Udyogpuri), Po- Khandagiri, Bhubaneswar- 751030, Odisha Coconut Development Board (State Centre), Pitapally, Khurdha- 752055 2nd Floor, Raptani Bhawan, Near Indradhanu Market, Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar-751015 Commissioner GST & Customs, Office of the Principal Commissioner GST & Central Excise, Bhubaneswar Commissionerate, C.R. Building, GST Bhawan, RajaswaVihar, Bhubaneswar- 751007 Commissioner of Commercial Taxes and GST, Buxi Bazar, Cuttack In-charge Odisha Project, Container Corporation of India Limited, 1st Floor of Angul - Sukina Railway Limited, Plot No-7622/4706, PressChhak, Gajapati Nagar, Bhubaneswar- 751005, Odisha Export Inspection Agency, Kolkata, Sub office- Bhubaneswar, IDCO Plot No- 45/A/1, Chandaka Industrial Estate, Patia, Near Sai Intl-Comm. College, Bhubaneswar 751024, Odisha Tel: (06755)- 211505, 212505 Tel: 0674- 2553510, 2556674 0674-2589350 0671-2305033, 2307797 Tele Fax No: 0674-2301251 M. No: 9437231526 E-mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] commissioner2bhubanesw [email protected] [email protected] E-mail: M. No: 7749909768 Eia- [email protected] 37#4038 Table 7: Testing laboratories of Directorate of Export Promotion & Marketing Testing Laboratories of Directorate of EP&M Name of the Laboratory Contact Government Testing Laboratory 0671-2344740 Cuttack Industrial Estate, Madhupatna, Cuttack-753010 Government Testing Laboratory 0661-2504681 Rourkela Industrial Estate, P.O Panposh,Rourkela- 769004, Dist Sundargarh (Odisha) Government Testing Laboratory- 06652-232275 Bolangir Industrial Estate, Dist- Bolangir - 767001 Government Testing Laboratory Berhampur Industrial Estate, Berhampur,DistGanjam- 760008 0680-2290136 Email id [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Government Testing Laboratory Balasore Industrial Estate, Balasore, Dist-Balasore-756001 06782-263812 [email protected] Government Testing Laboratory Angul, Industrial Estate, Angul, P.O Hakimpada, Dist- Angul- 759143 06764-236479 [email protected] Table 8: SEZ across the State Sl. No. SEZ 1 Orissa Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IDCO) Chandaka Industrial Estate, P.S. Chandrasekharpur, Tehsil-Bhubaneswar, District-Khurda, Odisha 2 3 TYPE OF SEZ IT Orissa Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation(IDCO), Village Gaudakahipur and Arisal, P.S. - Jatni, Tehsil - Jatni, District Khurda, Odisha Vedanta Aluminium Limited, Brundamal and Kurebaga Villages, Tehsil and District - Jharsuguda, Odisha IT (Knowledge Park) Manufacture & Export of Aluminium#41ORGANISATI ANNEXURE-II Table 9: Existing trade related infrastructure ADDRESS PHONE&FAX E-MAIL ON Accredited Certification Agency under NPOP Odisha State Organic Certification Agency (OSOCA) Plot No.- 326,Baramunda, Bhubaneswar, Odisha- 751003 (0674) 2563639/2 561 [email protected]; [email protected] m Directorate of Geology (for minerals, gemstone, diamond) +91674 directorgeology_odisha@yah oo.in, Mineral Testing Laboratory 2392374; Bhu-Bigyan Bhawan Bhubaneswar- 751 001 dir.geology@orissaminerals. Fax: +91 674 gov.in 2391776 Functional ICD Container Corporation of India Ltd, Balasore (for domestic purpose only). ApeejayInfralogistics, Kalinganagar. Chief General Manager (P&C), 0674- 2542784/ [email protected] Sea Food Park Odisha Industrial Infrastructure 2540820 Development Corporation (IDCO), Janpath, Odisha, Bhubaneswar- 751022 PARADIP PORT TRUST (06722)- [email protected] Paradip Port- 754142, Odisha DHAMARA PORT 222256 0674- reach.dhamaraport@a dani.com Operational Port HIG- 2304500, 20,BDAColony,Jayadev Vihar, Bhuba neswar-751013 GOPALPUR PORT 2303828 (F) 06811- [email protected] Arjeepalli, Ganjam, Odisha- 761020 257699/ Biju Patnaik International Airport 0674- [email protected] Operational Airport 2596302, 2596317 39#4240 ORGANISATI ADDRESS PHONE&FAX ON Software Technology Parks of india, 91-674- E-MAIL [email protected] STPI-ELITE Building, Plot no. 2/A, 2623000 [email protected] STPI IDC Industrial Area, Gothapatna, Bhubaneswar Odisha-751003 SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGYPARKS OF INDIA, 91-674- [email protected] Electroprene ur Park, Bhubaneswa 2300425 STPI-ELITE Building, Plot no. r (ESDM 2/A,IDC Industrial Incubation) Area,Gothapatna, BhubaneswarOdisha-751003#43ANNEXURE-III Table 10: Details of registered geographical indications of Odisha Sl no. Time Period of Registration Goods Geographical Indications (As per Sec 2(f) of Gl Act 1999) 1 Handicraft Kotpad Handloom fabric April 2005 March 2006 23456 Orissa Ikat Konark Stone carving Handicraft Handicraft April 2008 March 2009 Orissa Pattachitra Handicraft Pipli Applique Work Handicraft Khandua Saree and Handicraft April 2010 March 2011 Fabrics 7 GopalpurTussar Fabrics Handicraft 8 - April 2011 March 2012 Ganjam Kewda Rooh Agricultural 9 Ganjam Kewda Flower Agricultural 10 DhalapatharParda& Fabrics Handicraft 11 Sambalpuri Bandha Handicraft Saree & Fabrics 12 Bomkai Saree & Fabrics Handicraft April 2012 March 2013 13 Habaspuri Saree & Handicraft Fabrics 14 Berhampur Patta Handicraft 15 April 2013 -March2014 16 April 2018 -March2019 (PhodaKumbha) Saree & Joda Orissa Pattachitra (Logo) Araku Valley Arabica Coffee 17 April 2019 - March 2020 18 April 2019 - March 2020 Kandhamal Haladi Odisha Rasogola Source: Intellectual Property India Textile Agricultural Agricultural Food Stuff 41#4442 ANNEXURE-IV Government of Odisha MSME Department NOTIFICATION No.MSME-IPE-MISC-0036-2018/5127/MSME, Bhubaneswar dated.28.08.2019 Sub: Constitution of "State Export Promotion Committee" for export related Inter Departmental Co-ordination and policy formulation. Pursuant to the communication received vide D.O. No.69 dated.12.07.2018 from Director General of the Foreign Trade M/o Commerce and Industry, Government of India and D.O. Letter No.7948 dated.15.07.2019 from Hon'ble Minister Railways and Commerce & Industry, Government in MSME Department have been pleased to constitute a State Export Promotion Committee under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary for export related Inter Departmental co-ordination and policy formulation which will act as an advisory body of the State Government for export promotion. The State Export Promotion Committee will sit quarterly to review the progress of different export infrastructure work, export performance of the State and statutory difficulties on export business in different Government Departments at the level of the State and Centre. Besides, it will also devise strategy for boosting export from the State. The Committee will consist of the following members : S.No 1 Chief Secretary 2 Designation Role Chairman 45670 6 Development Commissioner 3 Secretary, M.S.M.E. Department 4 Secretary, Industries Department 5 Secretary, Finance Department Secretary, Steel & Mines Department 7 Secretary, Fisheries & ARD Department Member Member Member Member Member Member 8 Secretary, Agriculture & FE Department Member 9 Secretary, Forest & Environment Department Member 10 Secretary, Revenue & Disaster Management Department : Member 11 Secretary, Handloom, Textile & Handicraft Department Member 12 Secretary, Commerce & Transport Department Member 13 Secretary, I.T. Department Member 14 Secretary, Tourism Department 15 16 Joint Secretary, Commerce, Gol-cum-Nodal Officer Director of Industries Member 17 M.D., IDCO Member 18 President UCCI Member#45S.No Designation Role 19 President C.I.I. (O.C.) Member 20 President Seafood Exporters Association Member 21 Joint D.G.F.T., Cuttack Member 22 Deputy Director General, FIEO, Kolkata : Member 23 Commissioner, Customs Central Excise & Service Tax : Member 24 Branch Manager, ECGC Member 25 Assistant Director, MPEDA Member 26 Assistant Director, Export Inspection Agency Member 27 M.D., IPICOL Member 28 Director, STPI Member 29 Director, EP&M Member Convener 30 Deputy Director, DGFT, Cuttack : Co-Convenor This supersedes the existing Empowered Committee for Export related Inter Departmental Co-ordination and Policy formulation notified vide MSME Department Notification No.III-MSME-59/2016/4356/MSME, dt.29.06.2016. By Order of the Governor Sd/- Principal Secretary to Government Memo No. 5128/MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.28.08.2019 Copy forwarded to the Director, Printing, Stationery & Publication, Odisha, Cuttack with a request to publish the notification in the next issue of Odisha Gazette and supply 10 copies to this Department. Memo No. 5129/MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.28.08.2019 Sd/- Deputy Secretary to Government Copy forwarded to the Chairman and All Members of the Committee for information and necessary action. Sd/- Deputy Secretary to Government Memo No. 5130 /MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.28.08.2019 Copy forwarded to All Departments of Government, All Heads of Department/Accountant General, Odisha, Bhubaneswar / All Corporation under the control of M.S.M.E. Department for information. Sd/- Deputy Secretary to Government Memo No. 5131 /MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.28.08.2019 Copy forwarded to the Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 for information. Sd/- Deputy Secretary to Government Memo No. 5132/MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.28.08.2019 Copy forwarded to MSME-I-Section / Guard File (5) copies. Sd/- Deputy Secretary to Government 43#4644 ANNEXURE-V Government of Odisha MSME Department NOTIFICATION No.MSME-IPE-MISC-0005-2020/1067/MSME, Bhubaneswar, dated.15.02.2020 Sub: Constitution of District Level Export Promotion Committee (DLEPC) for creation of District Export Action Plan for augmentation of export from the district. Pursuant to the office memorandum No.01/36/218/01/AM-18/TC/PART-1/01, dt.26.12.2019 of Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, Government in MSME Department have been pleased to constitute the District Level Export Promotion Committee (DLEPC) under the chairmanship of Collector and District Magistrate for creation of District Export Action Plan for export augmentation of identified products for exports from the District. The DLEPC may be held quarterly to review the progress of export promotion on the identified products for export from the district and send report to the Director, Export Promotion & Marketing, Odisha (DEPM) / MSME Department to place the same before State Export Promotion Committee constituted under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary. The District Level Export Promotion Committee (DLEPC) will consist of the following members. S.No 19 President C.I.I. (O.C.) Designation Role Member 20 President Seafood Exporters Association Member 21 Joint D.G.F.T., Cuttack Member 22 Deputy Director General, FIEO, Kolkata Member 23 Commissioner, Customs Central Excise & Service Tax Member 24 Branch Manager, ECGC Member 25 Assistant Director, MPEDA Member 26 Assistant Director, Export Inspection Agency : Member 27 M.D., IPICOL : Member 28 Director, STPI Member 29 Director, EP&M Member Convener 30 Deputy Director, DGFT, Cuttack : Co-Convenor DLEPC Activities : • • • The DLEPC will draw an action plan for export augmentation of identified products for export from the district. Monitoring activities of export promotion through identified sub-groups for each product. Monitoring the issues in export from the District for identified potential products through meetings. Dissemination of information through trainings, seminars, guest lecturers, practical training, exchange visits with other district of excellence, updating progress monitoring portal, report progress to the State Export Promotion Committee headed by Chief Secretary.#47• • • • A Progress Monitoring Portal (PMP) to be developed by Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT). Login based access to be provided to State Export Promotion Committee, Regional Authority of DGFT and DLEPC. DLEPC would be primary input providers for PMP. Assistance / Support for input to be provided by RAs of DGFT. State Export Promotion Committee at State Level would monitor progress and prepare summary report at State level. DGFT to monitor and collect national progress report and create district level performance indicators. Monitoring access would be shared with NITI Aayog, PMO etc. After identification of potential products, the DLEPC will include the members from respective Export Promotion Councils and representative of sectors specific Central Government and State Government officials. By the order of Governor Sd/- Principal Secretary to Government Memo No. 1068 /MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.15.02.2020 Copy forwarded to the Director, Printing, Stationary and Publication, Odisha, Cuttack with request to publish the Notification in the next issue of Odisha Gazette and supply 10 copies to this Department. Sd/- Additional Secretary to Government Memo No. 1069/MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.15.02.2020 Copy forwarded to the Chairman and All Members of the Committee for information and necessary action. Sd/- Additional Secretary to Government Memo No. 1070/MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.15.02.2020 Copy forwarded to All Departments of Government / All Heads of Department/ Accountant General, Odisha, Bhubaneswar / All Corporation under the control of MSME Department for information. Sd/- Memo No. 1071 /MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.15.02.2020 Additional Secretary to Government Copy forwarded to the Secretary, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 for information. Sd/- Additional Secretary to Government Memo No. 1072 /MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.15.02.2020 Copy forwarded to the Additional Director General of Foreign Trade, 4, Esplanade East, Kolkata-700069, E-mail: [email protected] for information. Sd/- Additional Secretary to Government Memo No. 1073/MSME, Bhubaneswar dt.15.02.2020 Copy forwarded to IPE Section / Guard File (5) copies/Copy to DEPM, Odisha, Bhubaneswar. Sd/- Additional Secretary to Government 45#48BID शासन ODISHA Government of Odisha NEW OPPORTUNITIES Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Department Kharavel Bhavan | Bhubaneswar: 751001. +91 +674 239 1384/239 3055/239 3055 > [email protected] @MsmeDepartment | f/msmeodisha Directorate of Export Promotion & Marketing 2nd floor, Ashoka Market Building | Bhubaneswar-751 009. +91 +674 253 0443, 0674 253 3268 0674 253 3268 > [email protected]