An objection of the Coffee Board of India is to regulate the nationwide business of coffee growing, distribution and trading. The Government of India had established the Coffee Board under Coffee Act VII in 1942.
Coffee Board of India covers the entire supply chain of the coffee sector. It supports R&D, technology, quality management, and export promotion of coffee in the Indian market.
Furthermore, the Coffee board regulates the export of coffee outside the country. Issue export permits and certificate of origin for coffee.
#. Providing commercially useful information & assistance to the registered coffee exporters in their developing and increasing coffee exports.
#. Offer professional advice such as quality up-gradation, standards & specifications of types & grades of coffee and its innovation etc.,
#. Organize visits of delegations of its members abroad to explore overseas market opportunities
#. Organize participation in Trade Fairs exhibitions & buyer-seller meets in India and abroad.
#. Other than the above, the Board implements the facilities extended under EXIM POLICY by the Govt. Of India on coffee.
#1. Get Coffee Board Membership Certificate
#2. Opportunity to build a network in the Coffee Industry
#3. Smoothly obtain Export Permits
#4. Secure Certificate of Origin
#5. Avail Export Incentive & Subsidy
#6. Can get Export Awards
Follow the provisions of Coffee Act-1942 and the Rules and Orders framed by the Coffee Board of India.
Follow fair business practice prescribed by the Coffee Board of India
Use a standard contract form for coffee export.
Follow quality management and packaging benchmarks in respect of coffee export laid down by the Coffee Board of India.
The RCMC is not transferable.
#1. IEC Certificate
#2. GST Registration Certificate
#3. PAN Registration
#4. FSSAI Registration
#5. MSME Registration certificate for Coffee Manufacturer & Exporte
#6. Bank Performance Letter
#7. Bank Authorized Signatory
#8. Company Authorized Signatory
#9. Certificate of Incorporation in case of Companies
