Archive · 18 Dec 2025
AP to set up facility for Adivasi agri produce
The Andhra Pradesh Government is planning to build a special place for Adivasi farmers to process their crops.
This will be in Makavarapalem, Anakapalle district, and will be on 250 acres of land.
The main focus will be on processing organic food grown by these farmers.
Later, this place might become a bigger Food Park.
The government wants to make sure that the processed products can be sold in different markets.
There will also be a special unit for processing organic coffee from the Agency area, which will help add more value to the coffee produced by Adivasi farmers.
Andhra Pradesh Government plans to set up a 250-acre processing facility for Adivasi agri produce in Makavarapalem, Anakapalle district.
The facility will focus on processing organic produce and will later be developed into a Food Park.
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu directed district collectors to ensure market access for these products.
Tribal Welfare Minister G Sandhya Rani announced an Integrated Coffee Processing Unit to promote organic coffee processing.
The facility aims to add significant value to the coffee produced by Adivasi farmers.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Government, Adivasi farmers, entrepreneurs
- What
- Setting up an exclusive processing facility for Adivasi agri produce
- When
- Announced on December 18, 2025
- Where
- Makavarapalem in Anakapalle district, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To help Adivasi farmers improve their incomes and add value to their produce
- Location
- Makavarapalem, Anakapalle district, Andhra Pradesh
- Size
- 250 acres
- Focus
- Organic produce processing
- Announced by
- Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu
- Tribal Welfare Minister
- G Sandhya Rani
- Processing Unit
- Integrated Coffee Processing Unit
- Future Plan
- Development into a Food Park