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annual report 2011-12<br />

Table 6.11<br />

FIXATION OF SUPPORT PRICE AND THE<br />

PROCUREMENT OF RAW JUTE UNDER MSP<br />

Procurement (Qty: In ‘000’ Bales)<br />

Year Support Comml. Total<br />

1999-00 18 89 107<br />

2000-01 464 0 464<br />

2001-02 246 0 246<br />

2002-03 1314 0 1314<br />

2003-04 1118 0 1118<br />

2004-05 352 0 352<br />

2005-06 0 141 141<br />

2006-07 136 348 484<br />

2007-08 756 0 756<br />

2008-09 103.7 0 103.7<br />

2009-10 0 0 0<br />

2010-11 0 34.4 34.4<br />

2011-12<br />

(Upto 29-<br />

11-11)<br />

44.5 0 44.5<br />

policy CACP takes into account various<br />

factors such as cost <strong>of</strong> production, over<br />

all demand/ supply situation, domestic<br />

level and international prices and effect <strong>of</strong><br />

minimum support price on general price<br />

level.<br />

CACP every year also conducts meetings<br />

<strong>of</strong> all stake holders to decide minimum<br />

support price. The MSP announced by<br />

Govt. <strong>of</strong> India from 2002-03 to 2011-12<br />

are given at table 6.12.<br />

B) Continuation <strong>of</strong> Jute Packaging<br />

Material (Compulsory Use in Packing<br />

Commodities) Act, 1987 keeping in<br />

view the interest <strong>of</strong> raw jute growers<br />

and workers involved in the jute<br />

<strong>industry</strong>.<br />

The level <strong>of</strong> reservation recommended<br />

by the Central Government from<br />

Year<br />

Table 6.12<br />

MSP <strong>of</strong> TD-5<br />

grade <strong>of</strong> raw jute<br />

Ex-Assam (Rs./<br />

Quintal)<br />

% age increase<br />

over<br />

previous<br />

year<br />

2002-03 850 4.9<br />

2003-04 860 1.2<br />

2004-05 890 3.5<br />

2005-06 910 2.2<br />

2006-07 1000 9.9<br />

2007-08 1055 5.5<br />

2008-09 1250 18.5<br />

2009-10 1375 10.0<br />

2010-11 1575 14.5<br />

2011-12 1675 6.3<br />

July 2006 to August 2010 is given at<br />

table 6.2.<br />

C) Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB)<br />

benefits to Jute products (Table 6.13<br />

& 6.14)<br />

D) Technology Upgradation Fund<br />

Scheme (TUFS) :<br />

The scheme provides the focal point for<br />

modernization efforts through technology<br />

upgradation in the jute <strong>industry</strong>. The<br />

cumulative position <strong>of</strong> sanction and<br />

disbursement under TUF as on 30.6.2010<br />

is given at table 6.15.<br />

E) Jute Technology Mission<br />

The Jute Technology Mission [JTM]<br />

spanning a period <strong>of</strong> 5 years has been<br />

launched by the Government <strong>of</strong> India<br />

w.e.f. the financial year 2007-08. The<br />

Jute Technology Mission with a total<br />

outlay <strong>of</strong> Rs. 355.5 crores has four<br />

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