8 months ago
Himachal signs Rs 5.29 crore ODOP deals
The Himachal Pradesh government had a big event called HIM MSMEs Fest 2026.
They showed special things from Himachal like Chamba Rumal, Kangra tea, and woollen shawls.
Big companies came to buy these things.
They made deals worth Rs 5.29 crore.
The government wants to help these products sell better all over India.
Letters of Intent worth Rs 5.29 crore signed for 10 ODOP products during HIM MSMEs Fest 2026.
Products include Chamba Rumal, Seabuckthorn byproducts, Kangra tea, Kangra painting, woollen shawls, ginger garlic paste, Chuli oil, and handloom products.
Event organized by Himachal Pradesh Industries Department with support from Invest India, Open Network for Digital Commerce, and National Small Industries Corporation Limited.
Federation of Indian Export Organisations was the networking partner for the Reverse Buyer Seller Meet.
Focus on promotion, branding, and value-chain development of Himachal's unique products.
- Who
- Himachal Pradesh Industries Department, Invest India, Open Network for Digital Commerce, National Small Industries Corporation Limited, Federation of Indian Export Organisations
- What
- Letters of Intent signed for 10 ODOP products
- Where
- Shimla
- When
- January 3 to 5
- Why
- To promote and market unique products of Himachal Pradesh
Key facts
- Products
- Chamba Rumal, Seabuckthorn byproducts, Kangra tea, Kangra painting, woollen shawls, ginger garlic paste, Chuli oil, handloom products
- Event
- HIM MSMEs Fest 2026
- Organizers
- Himachal Pradesh Industries Department, Invest India, Open Network for Digital Commerce, National Small Industries Corporation Limited, Federation of Indian Export Organisations
- Amount
- Rs 5.29 crore
- Duration
- January 3 to 5
- Location
- Shimla
- Programme
- One District One Product (ODOP)
Sources
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