The Government of Haryana on May 29, 2026, issued the Haryana Agri-Business & Food Processing Policy 2026 to promote investment, infrastructure development, and value addition in the agriculture and food processing sector. The policy will be effective for a period of five years.
Key Objectives
• Encourage agri-based industries and food processing units in the state.
• Promote value addition, supply chain efficiency, and export competitiveness.
• Boost farmer income and rural employment through agro-industrial growth.
Major Provisions
• Introduction of financial incentives and subsidies for setting up food processing and agri-business units.
• Focus on development of infrastructure such as cold chains, warehousing, logistics, and processing facilities.
• Promotion of private investment and MSMEs in the agri-processing sector.
• Support for innovation, technology adoption, and skill development in food processing industries.
Implementation Framework
• The policy is implemented by the Industries & Commerce Department, Haryana.
• It outlines eligibility criteria, incentives, and operational guidelines for stakeholders.
• Aims to create a robust ecosystem for agri-business enterprises across the state.
Overall Impact
The policy seeks to transform Haryana into a hub for agri-business and food processing, ensuring better market linkages, reduced post-harvest losses, and enhanced economic growth.
[Notification No. 02/02/2026-1IB-II]
