Reliance Consumer Products to Invest ₹768 Crore in First Food Park in Andhra Pradesh

Reliance Consumer Products Ltd. (RCPL), the FMCG division of Reliance Industries, has announced a major investment of ₹768 crore to set up its first food park in Andhra Pradesh. The facility, located in Brahmanapalli village, Orvakal region of Kurnool district, is part of RCPL’s wider plan to establish a network of food parks across India in the next three years.

Details of the Andhra Pradesh Food Park

Location and Land Allocation

The Andhra Pradesh State Investment Promotion Committee has allocated 120 acres for the main facility and an additional 80 acres for a beverages unit. This project marks Reliance’s first major FMCG manufacturing hub in the state.

Two-Phase Development Plan

The food park will be developed in two stages:

• Phase One Production Capacity:

  • 23,000 tonnes of spices

  • 14,400 tonnes of noodles and pasta

  • 3,800 tonnes of snacks

• Phase Two Expansion:

  • 32,900 tonnes of confectionery and chocolates

  • 36,500 tonnes of rice

  • 120,000 tonnes of atta (wheat flour)

The project is expected to generate around 500 direct jobs once fully operational.

Reliance’s ₹40,000 Crore FMCG Strategy

The Kurnool project is part of RCPL’s ₹40,000 crore investment plan aimed at establishing multiple food parks across India within the next three years. The company is betting on food processing as a key growth driver, targeting ₹1 lakh crore in annual revenue within five years.

By tapping into staples like atta and rice along with fast-moving categories such as snacks, noodles, and confectionery, Reliance aims to strengthen its position in India’s fast-growing FMCG sector, currently dominated by players like ITC, Nestlé, and HUL.

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Boost for Andhra Pradesh and India’s Food Processing Industry

The investment is expected to significantly boost Andhra Pradesh’s economy by creating jobs, supporting local farmers, and developing food supply chains. For India’s broader food processing industry, Reliance’s entry signals heightened competition and expansion of manufacturing capacity.

With its first food park in Andhra Pradesh, Reliance Consumer Products is laying the foundation for a nationwide FMCG manufacturing network. The move not only strengthens Reliance’s consumer goods ambitions but also aligns with India’s goal of becoming a global food processing hub. If successful, RCPL’s food parks could reshape the industry landscape, creating thousands of jobs and enhancing food security.

FAQs on Reliance Food Park Project

Q1. Where is Reliance’s first food park being built?
It is being set up in Brahmanapalli village, Orvakal region, Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh.

Q2. What is the total investment in this food park?
Reliance Consumer Products is investing ₹768 crore in the project.

Q3. What will the food park produce?
It will produce spices, noodles, pasta, snacks, confectionery, chocolates, rice, and atta in different phases.

Q4. How many jobs will this project generate?
The Kurnool food park is expected to create about 500 direct jobs.

Q5. What is Reliance’s broader FMCG strategy?
RCPL plans to invest ₹40,000 crore in multiple food parks across India and targets ₹1 lakh crore annual revenue in five years.