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    DACNET an e-Governance programmefor

    Central Agmark LaboratoryNagpur.

    Prepared by

    NIC Mumbai

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    CENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY,

    NAGPUR

    The Central Agmark Laboratory (CAL) at

    Nagpur is the apex and appellatelaboratory of the Dirctorate of Marketingand Inspection (DMI) established in1957 under the Ministry of Rural Areasand Employment,Govt. of India.

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    The main function of the Laboratory are:-

    1. Standardization of quality parameters for new agricultural,horticultural, meat food products.

    2. Revising/reviewing the existing quality standards underAgmark.

    3. To evolve/standardize methods of analysis/tests underquality assurance system of agricultural and allied products.

    4. To develop new methods of analysis or to identify newadulterant in field of agricultural commodities.

    5. To undertake collaborative research activities.

    6. To advice and comment on all technical matters.

    7. Training on analysis of food and agricultural commoditiesand extension work.

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    8. To supervise the technical functioning of the Regional

    Agmark Laboratories and to render technical advice to

    the State Grading Laboratories.9. Analysis of routine samples and controlled samples

    The main function of the Laboratory are:-

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    Hierarchical Structure of Divisions comes under( CAL ):

    Director (CAL)

    Oils and FatsGeneral Chemistry

    Food Grains

    Toxicology

    Packaging

    Administration

    22 Regional Agmark

    Laboratories

    Spices and essential oils

    Livestock Products

    Fibre

    Planning

    Stores /Library/Hindi

    Section

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    It was decided in 1959-60 to set up specialized divisions on commoditybasis to bring in more efficiency and compactness in the working ofCAL. These are

    1. Foodgrains Division (Headed by Deputy Director)

    This Division deals with research and standardization workrelated to foodgrains and allied products. Also, this deals withformulation / revision of Agmark grade specification ofCommodities.

    2. Livestock Products Division (Headed by Dy. Director)

    This division is undertaking the work related to the formulation

    of grade standards for meat food product and the revision ofexisting standards.

    Functions of Divisions under CAL,Nagpur

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    3. Oils and Fats Divisions (Headed by Asst. Director)This div. Deals with technical / scientific matter pertaining to variousoils & fats which includes formulation of specification for newcommodities, revision of existing commodities for detectingadulteration of vegetable oils & fats.

    4. Spices and Essentials Oils Divisions (Headed by Asstt. Director)This division deals with formulation / revision of specification of spicesand essential oils and also carries out research work connected withthe quality control of these commodities.

    5. General Chemistry Division (Headed by Asstt. Director)This Div. Undertake the work of formulation / revision of specificationof Commodities.

    Functions of Divisions under CAL,Nagpur

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    6. Toxicology Division (Headed by Asstt. Director)

    Toxicology division deals with study on toxic contaminants such aspesticide reside, aflatoxin etc., in Agricultural and food commodities.attempt was made to study the presence of pesticide residue in milk,eggs, aflatoxin M1 in Khoa in Market sample of Nagpur.

    7. Packaging Division (Headed by Asstt. Director)

    Packaging division deals with study on packaging material for itssuitability for food contact application, and also with shelf life of

    agricultural and allied products in various packaging materials, storagstudy on desiccated coconut was undertaken.

    Functions of Divisions under CAL,Nagpur

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    8. Planning Section

    the Division of Planning deals mainly with the following activities:

    - receipt and issue of samples for analysis

    - Technical examination of proposals from all the Regional

    Agmark Laboratories- Financial sanction issued for the purchase of chemicals,

    apparatus, equipment, dead stock items, repairs and

    Miscellaneous items.

    9. Sections for General Administration(Library / Stores section / Hindi section )

    Maintaining the service related works, Library section, storesection and Hindi section.

    Functions of Divisions under CAL,Nagpur

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    Major Activities of Divisionsof CAL :-

    Formulation of Agmark Specification.

    Revision of Agmark Grade Specification.

    Research Project.

    Research Paper.

    Duplicate sample Analysis.

    Training to Chemists.

    Technical advice,inspection at RAL.

    Compilation of various reports.

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    The allotment of project is done in the beginning ofthe financial year and the project is to be normallycompleted in one year i.e. by end of March.

    The project / research work allotted by the Head ofthe division to all Regional Laboratory is based onavailability of staff and the infrastructure at a RAL.

    The data analyzed from RAL and field formations isused to formulate a specification and is sent by the

    Director to Agricultural Marketing Adviser ( AMA ) forissue of notification in Gazette.

    Major Activities of Divisions of CAL :-

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    The Central Agmark Laboratory is assisted by a Network oftwenty three Regional Agmark Laboratories (RALs) spreadthrough out India, which are also engaged in quality Controlof agricultural and allied products and generating data onIndia basis.

    List of Laboratories of Directorate of Marketing andInspection:

    (A) Apex Laboratories

    (i) CENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY

    NETWORK OF LABORATORIES UNDER CAL :

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    (B) REGIONAL AGMARK LABORATORIES (RALs)1. Amritsar2. Alleppey3. Bangalore4. Mumbai5. Bhopal

    6. Bhubaneshwar

    7. Kolkatta

    8. Calicut

    9. Cochin10 Delhi(Okhla)

    11 Guwahati

    12 GhaZiabad

    13 Guntur14 Jamnagar15 Jaipur16 Kanpur17 Chennai18 Manglore19 Patna20 Rajkot21 Tuticorin

    22 Virudhunagar23. Regional AgmarkLaboratory, Shillong (Underprocess of setting up)

    NETWORK OF LABORATORIES UNDER CAL :

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    THE FUNCTIONS OF RALs

    The Regional Agmark Laboratories form the backboneof the main quality control activities of the DMI. Theyprovide effective checks for the purity and quality ofAgmark products.

    To carry out analysis of duplicate and check samples.

    To conduct work in the field of formulation ofstandards of new commodities and alsorevision/review of standards (Started from 1992).

    To collaborate other activities with regard tostandardization of method, development of method ofanalysis, (started from 1992).To impart training to the Chemists.

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    Main Type Samples consideredFor testing under variousdivisions of CAL are :-

    Research Samples

    Test Sample Check apex sample

    duplicate apex sample

    appellate sample

    special sample

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    Data Flow RAL CAL

    Data for analysis

    Data for analysis

    Data for analysis

    Data for analysis

    Data for analysis

    Data for analysis

    --------------- ----------

    -------------- ----------

    -------------- ----------

    Asst. Director

    RAL

    Asst. Director

    RAL

    Director

    CALAdvisor

    (AMA)

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    Work Flow for testing/analysing sample :-

    For eg. For spices and essential oil Division.

    Sample is received from planning Div. Of CAL in thefollowing format

    From :- Coding and Decoding section Date :-

    To :- Spices & Essential Oil Div

    Sr.No. Name of Item Code No. Weight

    1 Wet Ginger RS/SE/WG/41 500 gms

    2

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    Activity Register & Result Register ismaintained At each Div. of CAL .

    Sr.no Code no Description

    of thesample

    Qty

    Received

    Ref.No

    .

    To whom

    attoted

    Date of

    completion of

    analysis

    Remarks

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    For eg. The format of register maintained at spices & E.O. division(Activity Register format )

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    ANALYTICAL REPORT FOR --------------------------------

    1. Name of the Division /Laboratory :

    2. Name of the commodity, quality Received

    3. Date of receipt of the sample :

    4. Code No.of the sample :

    5. Date of commencement of analysis :

    of the samples

    6. Date of submission of the report :

    7. Condition of the seal on the sample :

    bottle / container (Record details)

    8. Specific procedure followed for :homogenising the sample before

    ana-lysis

    9. Physical appearances of the sdample & :

    general characteristics / Details to be recorded. :

    Pg-1

    Pg (1-2)

    After analysing the sample the chemist give report to incharge of

    the division ( eg. Spices & E.O.) in the

    following format :

    SPECIAL N f th N f th Pg-2

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    This is certified that sample was / was not in a fit condition for analysis.

    Date : Name & Designation of the Chemist

    Sample bearing code No.-------------------- passes / fails in the grade-----------------

    In respect of ----------------------------- Parameters.

    Date : Signature of the Divisional Incharge.

    SPECIAL

    CharacreristicsValue Obtained Name of the

    Specification

    Name of the

    Test / method followed

    Chemical test

    1. Protein Content

    2. Fat Content

    3. Salt Content

    4. Sodium Nitrite

    5. Sulphur dioxide

    6. Trace metals

    Pg-2

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    Analysical Report for spices whole samples (pg.1- 4)

    1.Name of the commodity and quality received :

    2. Daste of receipt of sample :

    3.Code No.of the samples :

    4. Date of commencement of analysis of sample:

    5.Date of submission of Report :

    6. Condition of the seal on the sample bottle / :

    container (Record details)

    7.Specific procedure followed for :homogenising the sample before analysis

    8.Physical appearances of the sample and :

    general characteristics (Details to be recordrd)

    Regional Agmark Laboratory ,---------------------

    Pg-2

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    Sr.No Special characteristics Value

    obtained

    Range of

    specification

    Name of the

    Test/Method

    followed

    1.Extraneous matter %

    2. Light Bories %

    3. Moisture %

    4. Pin heads %

    5. Size in m.m.sieve

    6. Empty and Mal formed

    capsule %

    7.Immature and shrivelled %

    8. Blacks and splits %

    9. Weight in gram /litre

    10. Unclipped capsule %

    Pg 2

    Pg-3

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    11 Length in cms.

    12 Colour

    13 Damaged and discoloured %

    14 Loose seeds %

    15 Broken chillies %

    16 Pods without stalk %17 Foreign mastter %

    18 Pieces %

    19 Chura and defective bulbs %

    20 Bulbs %

    21 Bulbs and cut bulbs %

    22 Size of the rhizomes in m.m.

    Pg 3

    Pg-4

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    23 Very light pieces %

    24 Lime as CaO %

    25 Split seeds %

    26 Damaged,blocked and InsectBored %

    27 Other test

    Note : Parameters reported as per standard of the commodity. For rest of the

    Parameters, mention not applicable.

    Certified that the sample was / was not in a fit condition for analysis.

    Date :Signature

    Name & Designation of the Chennai

    Sample bearing Code No.-------------- passed / fails in the grade----------- in

    respect of ------------------------------------------------- parameters.

    Date : Signature of the Incharge.

    Pg 4

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    SrNO Code no. Physical

    appearence

    variety Extra

    matter %

    Insect bored

    matter

    Pieces L/S

    mm

    Rotten

    pieces

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    Dry

    matter

    Volatile oil as

    ml/100gm

    Total Ash AIA

    (Acid Insoluble

    ash)

    Cruid fibre

    C/F

    NVEE of

    Dry

    Matter

    Remarks

    9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1

    6

    After the analytical reports came from Chemists it is put intoresult register in the following format by the incharge of thedivision :(Result register format)

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    Monthly Progress Report is prepared by each div. ofCAL (Sample Report) :- (eg. Spices & E.O.)

    MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT OF THE DIVISION OF CENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY,NAGPURFOR THE MONTH OF December, 2002.

    I. Name of the Division : Spices and Essential Oil.

    II. Staff position :-(a) Divisional Incharge - Sanctioned post : - Designation : Assistant Director; Remark :

    Present incharge - Designation : Assistant Director.

    (b) Number of operative chemists = 3 (Three)III Sl. Activity/programme Target for Achievement for the month Constraints if any and the

    No. 2002-2003 reasons for shortfall1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

    (a) Preparation of manual on Awareness Draft report finalized.

    on Market functionaries.

    (b) Good Agriculture Practices and Report finalized and will be taken up for review.Food Safety a Farmers Guide

    (c) Preparation of manual on guidelines Draft report amended before finalizationfor establishing grading laboratoriesfor Foodgrains, Cereals, Oilseeds and Spices

    and Spices

    (d) Samples Analysis 30 research samples analyzed

    (M. D. John)

    Assistant Director

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    Commodity wise sample analysis Report from RAL :-

    1. sample Analysis work done in Regional Agmark Laboratories and other commodity testinglaboratories during the year .e.g. 2000-2001

    ( For ExportR. A. L. wise break-up )

    Regional

    AgmarkLaboratory

    Sample

    Type

    No of Sample No of sample Analysed No of Sample not Analysed

    B/FFrom

    e.g.2000-

    2001

    Receivedduring

    e.g.2000-

    2001

    Total passed failed Downgraded

    Total Destroyed Carriedforward

    for e.g.2000-

    2001

    Total

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    e.g.

    Amritsar

    Total

    Test

    Check

    ..

    Various Analytical Report Formats (Sample Report) :

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    Various Analytical Report Formats (Sample Report) :(Analytical Report of Pesticide Residue)

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    Analytical Report of Aflotoxin

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    Strength of staff Sanctioned & working at CAL :(Organization structure staff wise)

    Sr.No. Name of the Post Sanctioned Working

    1 Director 1 1

    2 Dy.Director 2 1

    3 Asst. Director 8 4

    4 Chief Chemist 3 2

    5 Sr. Chemist 4 3

    6 Jr. Chemist 18 14

    7 Class III Employees 30 ---

    9 Class IV Employees 15 ---

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    Total Strengh of Staff at RALs :

    Sr.No. Designation No. of Post

    (working)

    1 Asstt. Director 2

    2 Chief Chemist 4

    3 Senior Chemist 19

    4 Junior Chemist 106

    5 Class III Employees 49

    6 Class IV Employees 75

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    Key Objectives of e-Governance :

    To make suitable recommendation for overcoming thegradation of Commodity.

    To familiarize with the methodology of Computerisationin Analytical data analysis of Commodity.

    To make the system Web enabled for sharing Regional

    Agmark Laboratory analytical data collection. To linkup management skills with new Information

    Technology. To expertise / expedite the analysis of commodity. To maintain account of analytical statistical data. To make available information / data of Grade &

    Specification of commodity on Commercial Basis. To develop a Centralized system for generating reports of

    various commodities of acquisition / possession.

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    SCOPE

    To make available analytical data of sample commodityreport on Web.

    The observation / analytical data analysis throughcomputer application for generate graphs / maps.

    To collect relevant information of commodities /samples of various regions and make available to Govt.and non-Government organizations.

    Standardisation of analytical ( commodity wise,parameter wise ) report format of day-to-day dataanalysis work.

    Data transmission through e-mail / web basedapplication to Central Agmark Laboratory fro RegionalAgmark Laboratories of various States.

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    To develop new method of analysis or to identify neadulterant in the field of food and agriculturecommodities.

    To evolve / standardization methods of analysis / te

    under quality assurance system of agriculture andfood products.

    To adopt computerized method for analysis / testdata of commodity.

    To display analytical result of commodity and makeavailable data were statistically analysed and thestatement showing frequency distribution of differenquality factor in different ranges and their percentagshare in total.

    SCOPE

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    To automate and standardise the grades for five yearsfor the existing agmark commodities so that

    For the given specifications computer will give theresult.

    Standardised Agmark commodities make available onthe web.

    SCOPE

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    SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE:

    The system will comprise the Central Agmark aboratory andTwenty Two Regional Agmark Laborataries.

    The proposed system will offer the following functions: Database maintenance on-line generation

    report generation office automation analytical data analysis data transmission registration of commodities for formulation of Agmark Specification of Grade standards.

    Make available forms for registration and analytical data of Formulation of agmark specification of Grade standard Data normalization. Transaction and exceptions.

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    This section enumerates the requirements, other than thespecific functional requirements for the functioning of proposed

    system. It also cater to issue related to security, external interfaces

    and backup modes.

    External Interface Requirement:

    1. User Interface:

    The system will have a Graphical User Interface

    (GUI) with an online facility. All fields on the screen will have

    intuitive labels and list of valid values will be displayed whereverpossible.

    General Requirements:

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    2 Hardware Interface:

    The proposed system will involve a number of computers

    connected in a Local Area Network (LAN) at each of the locations to

    access data from the server. The LANs in individuals Divisions

    Laboratories will be connected and the Desktops at Regional Agmark

    Laboratories of various state will be connected to CAL through leased

    lines (Dialup through telephone).

    Computers for desktop as well as a Server(SQL server, LAN Server)

    Printers . For printing the various documents & reports

    Digitizer .. For data analysis generate graphData Communication equipment, such as hubs, switches, modems etc.

    General Requirements:

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    3 Software Interface:

    The proposed solution needs to be integrated with other

    Loboratories across the States. The Web enable data transmission,

    the registration of specification / gradation of Commodities, displayinformation on Web.

    The analytical data analysis software for analysis the specification

    / gradation of Commodities.

    General Requirements:

    Hierarchical Chart showing function Menu Driven Options :

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    Hierarchical Chart showing function Menu Driven Options :

    Main Menu

    Master File

    Maintenance

    Transaction

    File

    Query

    Response

    Report

    Generation

    List of -

    Commodity

    RALs

    TestingParameters of

    Various commodities

    Agmark Grade Standards

    for various commodities

    Analytical charges for various

    qualityparameters

    Data of all analytical reports

    Obtained from RAL and

    Divisions of CAL to

    Director/Div. Incharge

    Data for research sample taken

    per year for research activity.

    Samples

    received

    monthly

    Yearly

    Statistics

    RAL

    Statistics

    MPR

    Division/RAL

    Annual Progressreport

    Analytical charges

    Commodity wise

    Parameter wise

    testing charges

    Analytical charges

    Commodity wise

    Analytical report

    Commodity wise

    Grade designation

    & definition of quality

    commodity wise

    Sample analysis work

    done, RAL wise for

    Internal Grading

    Analytical charges

    Commodity wise

    List of sample types

    -Test

    -Check

    -Duplicate

    Commodity wise.

    Sample analysed at

    Various RAL yearly.

    List of commodities,

    Generalized commodities

    & decentralized

    commodities.

    (List of Activity)

    Various Reports :- 1

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    ANNUAL ACTION PLAN 2000-2001

    Achievement

    Sl.No.

    Activity/programme Target Achievement

    A. Formulation of Specification 18 Nos. 14 Nos.

    1. Urad wadi2. Kuttu3. Kuttu flour

    Work completed, report submitted to

    Head Office vide letterNo.Q-13021/1/2000/FG/CAL/Part-IIdt.30.3.2001.

    4. Prepared mustard5. Nagkeswar whole6. Nagkeswar powder

    Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letter No.Q-13016/4/2000/CAL/SE/ dt.23.3.2001.

    7. Peanut candy (chikki)8. Drinking chocolate (Powder) Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letter

    No.Q-13016/1/2000/CAL/GCdt.28.2.2001.

    9. Palm Jaggery (Tad) Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letterNo.Q-13016/4/2000/CAL/GC

    dt.9.3.2001.10. Makhana Work completed, report sent to Head

    Office vide letter

    No.Q-13016/5/2000/CAL/GCdt.30.3.2001.

    11. Tung oil12. Soyamilk13. Neem oil

    14. Neem oil cake

    Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letter No.Q-13023/1/2000/OF/CAL/ dt.29.3.2001,

    Dated 27.2.2001 and dated 29.3.2001

    B. Revision of specification 8 Nos. 8 Nos.

    1. Rape seed2. Mustard seed3. Corn flour

    Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letterNo.Q-13021/1/2000/FG/CAL/Part-IIdt.30.3.2001.

    4. Cumin whole5. Cumin powder

    Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letterNo.Q-13016/4/2000/CAL/SEdt.23.3.2001.

    6. Myrobalen whole7. Myrobalen powder

    Work completed, report sent to HeadOffice vide letterNo.Q-13013/1/99/GC/CAL/dt.15.3.2001.

    8. Linseed oil Work completed vide letterNo.Q-13013/2/99/CAL/GCdt.27.2.2001.

    C Research project 9 Nos. 9 Nos.

    1. Standardization of method to

    estimate moisture content inwheat porridge by IRMManalyzer (IRMM)

    Completed vide letter No.Q-

    13021/1/2000/FG/CAL/Part/2089dt.30.3.2001.

    Various Reports :- 1

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    3

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    ANNUAL ACTION PLAN 2000-2001

    Achievement Page 3

    Sl.

    No.

    Activity/programme Target Achievement

    1. Chromatography indetermination of Aflatoxin inFood.

    Paper presented in Technical Documentof XIV ISAS National Symposium onAnalytical Challenges of the NewCentury, Chromatography in the NewMillennium

    10. Processing and quality inHoney A Scientific Approach

    Paper presented in National Seminar onSustainable Beekeeping Developmenton 18 and 19th January, 2001 at NewDelhi organized by KVIC, Mumbai

    Duplicate sample analysis 1000 Nos. Achieved 978 samples

    1. Spices & Ess. Oils Division 398 Nos.

    2. Oils & Fats Division 463 Nos.

    3. General Chemistry Division 113 Nos.

    4. V.B.C.L. Division 4 Nos,

    E.

    Total :- 978 No.

    (a) Inservice training to RALChemists

    2 Prog. 2 Programmes conductedF.

    (b) Inservice training to SGL

    Chemist

    2 Prog. 2 Programmes conducted.

    Annual Action Plan for the year 2000-2001 Achievement of various Divisions of CAL 4

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    Sl.No.

    Achievements FoodgrainDivision

    Spices &E.OilDiv.

    Oils &FatsDiv.

    G. C.Division

    V.B.C.L.Division

    ToxicologyDvision

    PackagingDivision

    PlanningDivision

    TotalAchievement

    Targetas perAAP

    Remarks

    1. No. ofspecificationsformulated andreport

    submitted

    3(3)

    3(3)

    4(4)

    4(5)

    Nil(6)

    - - - 14 18

    2. No. of revisionof specificationcompleted &reportsubmitted

    3(2)

    2(2)

    1(2) (*)

    2(2)

    - - - - 8 8

    3. No. ofResearchprojectscompleted andreportsubmitted

    2(1)

    1(1)

    Nil(1)

    1(1)

    3(3)

    2(2)

    Nil(1)

    - 9 9

    4. No. ofResearchpaperspublished/sentfor publication

    1(1)

    2(1)

    Nil(1)

    1(1)

    Nil(2)

    1(2)

    Nil(1)

    - 5+ 5 by(DOL)

    9

    5. No. ofduplicatesamplesanalyzed

    during the year

    - 398 463 113 4 - - - 978 1000sample

    s

    Researchsamples

    wereanalysed

    (a) Inservicetraining toRALChemists

    - - - - - - - 2programsconducted

    2 26.

    (b) Inservicetraining toSGLChemists

    - - - - - - - 2programsconducted

    2 2

    Figures in brackets shows the target assigned to each division at CAL, Nagpur level.

    5

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    CENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY, NAGPUR page-1Annual Action Plan for the year 2001-2002.

    Sl.No. Activity/Programme Target Quarter-I Quarter-II Quarter-III Quarter-IV Name of the Div.

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

    A. Formulation of specification 18Nos.

    Literature surveyfinalization of plan

    of work. Workallotment to RALs,Procurement andanalysis of samples

    Procurementand analysis

    of samples

    Procurementand analysis

    of samples

    Compilation ofdata. Data

    analysis andpreparation ofreports.

    1. Rice powder -do- -do- -do- -do- Foodgrain Div

    2. Urid dal powder -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    3. Rice papad -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    4. Curry paste in oil -do- -do- -do- -do- Spices & E.O. Div5. Curry paste in aqueous medium -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    6. Kokam -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    7. Bulk of organic manure -do- -do- -do- -do- Oils & Fats Div.

    8. Chilli seed oil -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    9. Concentrated organic manure(Plant)

    -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    10. Concentrated organic manure(Animal & creatures)

    -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    11. Tamarind concentrate -do- -do- -do- -do- G.C. Division12. Compounded Mustard powder -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    13. Chicken cube -do- -do- -do- -do- V.B.C.L. Div.

    14. Bone less chicken -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    15. Chicken pickle -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    16. Chicken samosa -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    17. Chicken cutlet -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    18. Chicken cabab -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    - 2 -

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    gCENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY, NAGPUR Annual Action Plan for the year 2001-2002.

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

    B. Revision of Specification 9 Nos.

    1. Linseed -do- -do- -do- -do- F.G. Division

    2. Seasam seed -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    3. Castor seed -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    4. Tejpat -do- -do- -do- -do- Spices & E.O. Div

    5. Poppy seeds -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    6. Mahua oil -do- -do- -do- -do- Oils & Fats Div

    7. Maize oil -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    8. Henna leaves -do- -do- -do- -do- G.C. Division

    9. Henna powder -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

    C. Research Projects 8 Nos.

    1. Standardization of method for

    estimate of moisture in Rice inI.R.M.M.

    F.G. Diviison

    2. Preparation of standard

    chromatogram of oil of cuminseed

    Spices & E.O.Div.

    3. Study on the method of

    detection of palmolein oil in

    coconut oil

    Oils & Fats Div.

    4. Comparative study to determine

    the coffein and Tannin contentof different varieties of Tea

    General Chemistry

    Division

    5. Assessment of Aflatoxin inBajra (Pearl millet)

    Toxicology Div.

    6. Storage study of Coconut oil inplastic container

    Packaging Div.

    7. Microbiological studies on

    organic manure

    V.B.C.L. Div.

    8. Microbiological studies on

    Tamarind concentrate

    V.B.C.L. Div.

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    CENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY, NAGPUR

    Annual Action Plan for the year 2001-2002.

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

    D. Research papers 8 Nos.1. Division of Foodgrains 1 No.

    2. Division of Spices & E. Oils 1 No.

    3. Division of Oils & Fats 1 No.

    4. Division of General Chemistry 1 No.

    5. Division of Toxicology 1 No.

    6. Division of V.B.C.L. 2 Nos.7. Division of Packaging 1 No.

    E. Samples analysis in different

    division

    1000

    samples

    250 250 250 250

    F. Inservice training

    1. Inservice training to RAL

    chemists

    2 pro.in

    a year

    - One - One

    2. Inservice training to SGLChemists

    2 Pro.Ina year

    - One - One

    G. Extension Activities 40

    pro.in a

    year

    - - - -

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    Samples analysed at various Regional Agmark Laboratories(RALs) from 1990 to 2000-2001

    Sl.No. R.A.L. 1990-91

    1991-92

    1992-93

    1993-94

    1994-95

    1995-96

    1996-97

    1997-98

    1998-99

    1999-2000

    2000-2001

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

    1. AMRITSAR 2452 2823 2777 2336 2656 2562 2083 2302 1999 2181 1990

    2. ALLEPPEY 1570 1086 977 550 531 459 651 751 131 207 2173. BHUBANESHWAR 134 170 27 5 42 74 62 67 87 98 30

    4. BANGALORE 3270 2181 828 1114 1414 1787 1659 1832 2129 2175 2694

    5. MUMBAI 7681 6263 4889 4899 4840 5137 4984 5612 5287 4555 4534

    6. BHOPAL 1110 1039 1478 1455 947 1190 748 1212 956 1041 222

    7. KOLKATA 1033 944 632 500 352 944 760 1052 1105 790 1343

    8. CALICUT 828 521 332 294 213 183 132 125 175 223 190

    9. COCHIN 3190 2672 2140 1498 1427 1016 1885 798 1185 1222 1297

    10. GUWAHATI 737 548 420 400 311 274 230 116 182 206 16311. GHAZI BAD 2261 2612 583 2248 3399 4430 3221 3269 1666 1428 1564

    12. GUNTUR 12104 7857 6585 4455 2849 2761 2209 3716 3362 3320 3067

    13. JAIPUR 304 719 552 623 1074 1036 989 766 908 1432 1213

    14. JAMNAGAR 3049 2819 3027 3531 2964 3420 3252 2981 2319 2892 2298

    15. KANPUR 1997 2343 3445 3425 2962 4759 4266 2871 3053 3193 2806

    16. CHENNAI 4590 4146 3038 2780 3485 3955 1037 3492 3719 3622 3744

    17. MANGALORE 642 743 392 102 33 120 180 162 197 136 174

    18. OKHLA 980 1583 2267 2585 2561 2111 1567 2604 518 1539 1679

    19. PATNA 376 365 334 326 119 28 180 218 218 144 103

    20. RAJKOT 1005 1251 1125 1715 1873 1961 1811 2296 2231 2529 2408

    21. TUTICORIN 910 2076 770 329 155 253 336 266 545 438 377

    22. VIRUDHUNAGAR 1348 1155 938 648 88 133 395 211 325 178 130

    TOTAL 51,571 45,916 37,556 35,818 34,295 38,593 32,637 36,719 32,297 34,198 32,443

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    Work done Report of 22 Regional Agmark Laboratories for the year 2000-01

    Name of R.A.L. No. of samples received No. of samples analyzed

    Bombay 4965 4361

    Bhopal 7064 696Jaipur 3587 1174

    Rajkot 7240 2384Jamnagar 5561 2140Mangalore 174 174

    Bangalore 3071 3146

    Cochin 1303 1226Calicut 393 190

    Virudhunagar 175 175Tuticorin 348 377

    Chennai 3762 3744Guntur 4031 3080

    New Delhi 1609 2920Guwahati 208 144

    Amritsar 2850 1793Kanpur 3540 2806

    Ghazi bad 1403 1988Patna 281 246

    Kolkata 1708 1102Bhubaneshwar 52 52

    Alleppey 157 157Total .. 52962 33901

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    DETAILS ABOUT DUPLICATE SAMPLES AND CHECK SAMPLES ANLAYSED

    IN THE YEAR 1999-2000 BY REGIONAL AGMARK LABORATORIES

    ______________________________________________________________________________Sl. Nature of samples Total No. No. of % of

    No. samples adulterants adulterationAnalyzed

    1. Duplicate 25642 124 0.45%

    2. Check 4874 46 0.9%

    ______________________________________________________________________________

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    CENTRAL AGMARK LABORATORY, NAGPURLIVESTOCK PRODUCT DIVISION

    STATEMENT SHOWING THE ANALYTICAL RESULTS OFMEAT FOOD PRODUCTS SAMPLES RECEIVEDFROM RALS AND CAL DURING THE YEAR 2000-2001

    Sl.No.

    Name of RAL/CAL Work allotted(No. of researchsamples to be

    analyzed)

    Work actuallycarried out

    (No. of research

    samples analyzed)

    Shortfall

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

    1. Mumbai 203 177 262. Calcutta 153 14 1393. Okhla 280 27 2534. Chennai 280 7 2735. Nagpur 254 15 239

    T o t a l 1170 240 930

    Work allotment plan to RALs and work actually carried out by RALs (General12

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    Chemistry Division) during the year 2000-2001.Sl.No.

    Name of RAL Work allotted(No. of researchsamples to be

    analyzed)

    Work actuallycarried out

    (No. of researchsamples analyzed)

    Shortfall

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

    1. Mumbai 140 69 + 10*2. Rajkot 95 -3. Jamnagar 95 -4. Okhla 120 585. Ghaziabad 60 -6. Jaipur 40 -7. Kanpur 95 59 + 8*8. Bhopal 50 -9. Amritsar 80 45 + 7*10. Calcutta 140 3811. Chennai 130 32*12. Bangalore 115 39+10*13. Cochin 110 44 + 30*14. Guntur 100 7315. Tuticorin 30 -16. Calicut 30 -17. Guwahati 65 -18. Patna 30 -19. Bhubaneshwar 30 -

    (*) Analyticalresult received

    in the monthof March andafter March2001.

    T o t a l

    Work allotment plan to RALs and work actually carried out by RALs (Oils & FatsDivision) during the year 2000-2001

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    Division) during the year 2000-2001.

    Sl.No.

    Name of RAL Work allotted(No. of researchsamples to be

    analyzed)

    Work actuallycarried out

    (No. of researchsamples analyzed)

    Shortfall

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

    1. Mumbai 190 302. Okhla 190 43. Chennai 190 64. Calcutta 190 235. Jamnagar 140 -6. Kanpur 100 307. Bangalore 90 98. Guntur 90 409. Cochin 90 1010. Bhopal 90 -11. Rajkot 130 -12. Jaipur 90 513. Ghaziabad 90 -14. Patna 90 1015. Bhubaneshwar 90 -16. Amritsar 90 2817. Gauhati 120 2018. Calicut 90 -19. Virudhunagar 90 -20. Tuticorin 90 -21. Alleppey 90 30

    Ni datareceived afterMarch, 2001

    T o t a l 1850 842 1008

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    Sl.No.

    Name of theRALs

    Commodities beinganalyzed presently

    Staff position Name of the Instruments availablewith RAL

    No. ofsamplesanalysed

    Remarks

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

    1. RAL, Jaipur Ghee and Veg. Oils Sr.Chemist 1Jr. Chemist - 4

    Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, Hot air oven,

    Analytical balance, UV Lamp,TLC, Refractometer, B.R.Meter,Centrifuge, IRMM.

    1174If separate building with 3 phase current,waster supply and other infrastructural facilities

    are provided, the laboratory is ready to take upother commodities like whole & ground spices,foodgrains, honey etc.

    2. RAL,Rajkot

    Veg.oil, ghee, butter,fat-spread, wheat atta,suji, maida, besan,honey Asafoetida,ground & whole spicesand pulses

    Sr.Chemist 1Jr. Chemist - 5

    G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, Polarimeter.

    2384 The laboratory is not analyzing essential oils &meat food products. The laboratory also doesnot analyze food safety parameter. Routineanalysis can be carried out.

    3. RAL, Okhla Veg.oil, ghee, oils &fats, foodgrains, andtheir products whole &ground spices, animalcasings, meat foodproducts

    Asstt.Director -1Sr.Chemist 1Jr. Chemist - 8

    AAS, G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, B.O.D., U.V.Lamp, Refractometer, B.R.Meter,Auto clave, Centrifuge.

    2920 The laboratory does not have facilities fortesting pesticide residues, Aflatoxin andmetallic contaminants like Mercury, Arsenic,Nickel & Chromium.

    4. RAL,Cochin

    Essential oil, veg. Oil,ghee, honey, groundspices, whole spices.

    Chief Chemist -2Sr. Chemist 2Jr. Chemist 6

    AAS, G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, B.R.Meter,

    Centrifuge, Polarimeter, I.R.M.M.

    1226 Laboratory can analyze all these commoditiesas pr existing Agmark specifications.

    5. RAL,Alleppey

    Ghee, honey, veg. Oils,and ground spices

    Jr. Chemist 2 Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., B.R.Meter.

    157 Routine analysis of these commodities as perAgmark standards.

    6. RAL,Calicut

    Whole spices, groundspices, veg. Oil, honey,butter, ghee

    Jr. Chemist - 1 Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Mechanical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer.

    190 There is only one Junior Chemist at present.Even though the report says all thesecommodities can be analyzed, it is doubtfulhow one Chemist can analyze all the samples.

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    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

    7. RAL,Bhopal

    Ghee, butter, veg. Oils,ground spices, wholespices, wheat atta, besan,suji, maida & wholespices

    Sr. Chemist 1Jr. Chemist 1

    Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., B.R.Meter, Centrifuge,I.R.M.M.

    696 There is only one Senior Chemist and oneJunior Chemist. Laboratory claims it cananalyze all the commodities.

    8. RAL,Amritsar

    Whole spices, groundspices, veg. Oil, ghee,

    honey, foodgrains,butter.

    Jr. Chemist 8 G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,

    Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, I.R.M.M.

    1793 The laboratory can analyze these products forroutine parameters.

    9. RAL,Kanpur

    Ground spices, wholespices, essential oilsfoodgrains, veg. Oils,ghee, butter and honey

    Chief Chemist1Sr. Chemist 2Jr. Chemist 15

    AAS, G.C., Tintometer, Mufflefurnace, Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, B.R.Meter,Polarimeter, I.R.M.M.

    2806 Routine analysis.

    10. RAL,Kolkata

    Ground spices, wholespices, veg. Oil,s honey,

    ghee, butter, meat foodproducts.

    Jr. Chemist 5 AAS, G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,

    Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, B.O.D., U.V.Lamp, T.L.C., Refractometer,B.R.Meter, Auto clave,

    1102 The laboratory indicated that they can analyzeall these commodities and five metals. Not

    possible to analyze Aflatoxin & pesticideresidue. No Supervisory cadre is available.

    11. RAL,Ghaziabad

    Ground and wholespices, veg. Ols, ghee,butter, honey, wheatatta, besan.

    Sr. Chemist 1Jr. Chemist 6

    AAS, Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,Readymade T.L.C. plates,Refractometer, I.R.M.M.

    1988 The laboratory can analyze these commoditiesas per the existing Agmark standards.

    12. RAL,

    Guwahati

    Mustard oil, ground

    spices, ghee and honey

    Sr. Chemist 1

    Jr. Chemist

    Nil

    Tintometer, Muffle furnace,

    Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, Centrifuge,Polarimeter,

    144 There is only one Senior Chemist working.

    13. RAL,Mumbai

    Ground spices, veg.Oils, honey, butter, ghee,atta, maida, besan,pulses, hing etc.

    Chief Chemist2Sr. Chemist 3Jr. Chemist 19

    AAS, G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, Auto clave,Centrifuge, Polarimeter.

    4361 Laboratory can perform testing for thesecommodities, and meat food products. Limitedpesticide residues & Aflatoxin can be tested.

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    14 RAL Ghee ground spices Sr Chemist 1 Muffle furnace Microscope hot 2140 The laboratory can perform test only on these16

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    14. RAL,Jamnagar

    Ghee, ground spices,butter

    Sr. Chemist 1Jr. Chemist 5

    Muffle furnace, Microscope, hotair oven, Analytical balance, U.V.Lamp, T.L.C., B.R.Meter,

    2140 The laboratory can perform test only on thesecommodities as per Agmark standards

    15. RAL, Guntur Ghee, butter, veg. Oils,ground spices, honey,pulses.

    Sr. Chemist 2Jr. Chemist 7

    AAS, G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, B.R.Meter,

    Centrifuge, Polarimeter, HPLC,I.R.M.M.

    3080 Facilities available for testing of Aflatoxin,limited organo-chloride and organo-phosphorus pesticides and poisonous metals.

    16. RAL, Chennai Ghee, besan, oil cake,veg. Oils, essential oil,spices whole andground, wheat product,honey, meat foodproducts.

    Asstt. Director1Chief Chemist1Sr. Chemist 1Jr. Chemist 12

    AAS, G.C., Spectrophotometer,Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, B.O.D., U.V.Lamp, T.L.C., Refractometer,B.R.Meter, Auto clave,Polarimeter, I.R.M.M.

    3744 The laboratory is able to analyze allparameters for these products exceptpesticide residue and Aflatoxin.

    17. RAL,Bangalore

    Ghee, butter, veg. Oils,honey, ground spices.

    Sr. Chemist 1Jr. Chemist 4

    Tintometer, Muffle furnace,Microscope, hot air oven,Analytical balance, U.V. Lamp,T.L.C., Refractometer, B.R.Meter,Polarimeter, I.R.M.M.

    3146 No facilities for food safety parameters.Testing are carried out for these commoditiesas per prescribed parameters.

    18. RAL,Mangalore

    Veg. Oils only Sr. Chemist1 Muffle furnace, Microscope, hotair oven, Analytical balance, U.V.Lamp, T.L.C., Refractometer,B.R.Meter, Polarimeter.

    174 Laboratory can analyze whole and groundspices, some foodgrains and partial analysisof honey.

    19. RAL,Tuticorin

    Gingelly oil only Jr. Chemist2 Muffle furnace, Microscope, hotair oven, Analytical balance, U.V.Lamp, T.L.C., Refractometer,

    Centrifuge.

    377 Laboratory can undertake analysis of wholeand ground spices, foodgrains, ghee, butter &honey.

    20. RAL,Virudhunagar

    Ghee, veg. Oils, wholespices.

    Jr. Chemist 2 Muffle furnace, Microscope, hotair oven, Analytical balance, U.V.Lamp, T.L.C., Refractometer,I.R.M.M.

    175 Laboratory can analyze only thesecommodities as per Agmark standards

    21. RAL,Bhubaneshwar

    Veg. Oil, Honey,Ground spices, ghee

    Jr. Chemist 1 Muffle furnance, Tintometer, TopLoading Balance, Hot air oven

    52 -

    22. RAL, Patna Ghee, Butter, veg. Oil,honey, ground spices,flour

    Jr. Chemist 1 Muffle furnance, Tintometer, TopLoading Balance, Hot air oven

    246 -

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    List of Commodities for which grade standardshave been prescribed under the Agricultural Produce(Grading and Marking ) Act.1937.

    I Foodgrains andAllied Products. Paddy

    Wheat

    Jawar

    Maize

    Barley

    Bajra

    Ragi

    Rice

    Basmati Rice ( Export)

    Red Gram

    Green Gram

    Black Gram

    Bengal Gram

    Lentil

    Moth

    Peas

    Wheat Atta

    Suji

    Maida

    Bread Wheat Flour

    Besan (Gram Flour)

    Cammercial Grades)

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    II. Fruits and Vegetables

    Apples

    Banana

    Grapes

    Mango

    Pine apple

    Plums

    Willian pears

    Oranges

    Lemons

    Sweet Limes

    Sour Limes

    Grape Fruits

    Table Potato

    Seed Potato

    Onions

    Dried Edible Mushrooms

    Canned/ Bottled Fruits and FruitProducts

    Kinnow/ Oranges

    Guavas

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    III. Spices andCondiments

    Chillies Turmeric Crdamom Pepper Celery seed Cumin

    Poppy sees Ajwain Saffron Garlic Ginger Coriander Fennel Fenugreek Curry Compounded asafoetida

    Seedless Tamarind Sundried raw mango slices Sundried raw mango powder Nutmeg Tejpat

    Clove Mace Large Cardamom Mixed Masala Caraway & Black Caraway

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    IV. Edible nuts Arecanuts

    walnuts

    Cashew kernels

    Raw Cashew nuts

    HPS Ground nuts

    Water chest nuts

    Coconuts inshell

    Ball Copra and Cup Copra

    V. Oilseeds Groundnuts

    Rapeseeds

    Mustard Seeds

    Taramira Seeds

    Seamum seeds

    Niger seed

    Linseed

    Safflower seed

    Sunflower seed Cotton seed

    Mahua seed

    Salseed

    Ambad seed

    Castor seed

    Soyadeans

    VI. Vegetable oils andFats

    VII. Oil Cakes Groundnut Oil cake

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    Fats1. Groundnut Oil Mustard Oil Sesamum Oil Coconut Oil Nigerseed Oil Sal seed Oil (Fat) Linseed Oil Safflower seed Oil Cotton seed Oil Rice Bran Oil Castor Oil Vanaspati Biended Edible Oil Sunflower seed Oil Maize Corn Oil Mowarh Oil Soyabean Oil

    Fat Spread

    Groundnut Oil cake Cotton seed Oil cake Linseed Oil cake Mustard seed Oil cake Seamum Oil cake

    Coconut Oil cake Saftlower Oil cake Niger seed Oil cake

    VIII. Essential Oil Sandalawood Oil Lemon grass Oil Palmarosa Oil Ginger Gm

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