Hafed Warehousing Scheme

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HAFED is the biggest zenith helpful alliance of Haryana State in India. It appeared on November first, 1966 with arrangement of Haryana as a different State. From that point forward, it is assuming a main part in serving the ranchers of the State and clients in India and abroad by giving sterile and safe quality buyer items.

Hafed dispatches business warehousing plan for agriculturists in Haryana

HAFED has propelled a Commercial Warehousing Scheme to give empty secured space to part agriculturists and dealers under business warehousing plan.

Under the plan the ranchers would be given space on concessional rates to store their deliver, Agriculture Minister H S Chatha expressed here today.

He said that HAFED had drifted a plan for capacity the wheat, paddy and rice on concessional capacity charges and the enthusiasm on the advance sum would be given to the investors.

Mr Chatha said that HAFED would charge stockpiling charges at the rate of Rs 2.50 for every quintal for each month on the supplies of paddy and rice got from the private merchants under business warehousing plan. The intrigue would be charged at the rate of Rs 10 for every penny yearly on credit on month to month premise.

He said that with a view to help the ranchers, HAFED had additionally received a plan to charge less enthusiasm from the agriculturists on the capacity on their deliver. Under this plan, HAFED would charge at the rate of Rs 2 for each quintal for each month other than the enthusiasm on the credit would be charged at the rate of Rs 7 for each penny every year.

The Agriculture Minister said that godowns of 65560 MT limit had been built in the state to meet the developing necessity of guarding the foodgrains. He said that godowns of 33,000 MT of limit were under development in the State which included 15,000 MT limit godown at Naval, 5000 MT limit of godowns each at Indri and Ghasola and 8000 MT limit of godowns at Rohtak.

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