FAQ s

Questions & Answers

There is a list of questions and answers that are commonly asked by our customers about our firm.

A Farmer Producer Company (FPC) is a type of agribusiness organization in which farmers come together to form a collective for the purpose of producing, processing, and marketing their agricultural produce.

By working together, farmers in an FPC can access better resources, negotiate better prices for their products, improve access to credit, receive training and support, and increase bargaining power in negotiations.

Members of an FPC can benefit from improved marketing power, access to better resources, improved access to credit, better access to information and training, and increased bargaining power in negotiations.

FPCs are regulated by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs in India, and are subject to the Companies Act and other relevant laws and regulations.

Starting an FPC requires a group of farmers to come together and form a company, following the steps outlined in the Companies Act and other relevant regulations. It is advisable to seek professional help, such as from a legal advisor or business consultant, to ensure that the process is completed correctly.

 
 

 

 

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