Food Processing Projects in Himachal Pradesh – Page 8
55 upcoming and ongoing food processing projects in Himachal Pradesh worth ₹3,712 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 05 May 2026.
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Latest food processing projects in Himachal Pradesh
A company is planning to set up a new mustard oil production unit in Kangra, Himachal Pradesh with a total capacity of 4500 tonne. The project is currently in the planning stage and an industrial entrepreneurs' memorandum has been filed in May 2022.
A company is planning to expand its manufacturing capacity in Himachal Pradesh by increasing the production of intermediate base powder and fat base powder. The project aims to add 1800 tonnes per annum of intermediate base powder and 1000 tonnes per annum of fat base powder, among others.
The company in question, which specializes in agriculture, is planning to set up a new facility in Village Parei PO Salol, Kangra, Himachal Pradesh. The project aims to establish a modern grading, sorting, and packing line for its fruits and vegetables unit, with a production capacity of 11900 MT per year. The project also includes the establishment of a multi-commodity cold storage facility with frozen storage and a milk chilling and pasteurization unit, contributing to the company's diversification and enhancing its production capabilities. The estimated cost of the project is Rs. 244.9 million, and the company has received the necessary approvals from the state pollution control authorities.
A new meat processing unit is being set up in Una, Himachal Pradesh with a capacity of 5132 TPA. The estimated cost of the project is not given but it has received approval from the State Single Window Clearance & Monitoring Authority in August 2021 and project work has begun as of November 2021.
A new apple grading unit is planned in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh with a capacity of 5600 MT/Y. The project cost is Rs. 66.9 million. Consent received from pollution control authorities in July 2021.