The Ginger Ale Manufacturing Project in West Bengal aims to produce non-alcoholic, carbonated ginger-based beverages that cater to both health-conscious and mainstream consumers. The ginger needs to have its quality and pungency, both desirable characteristics for Ginger Ale. Ginger from the Himalayan foothills (Himalayan Ginger Ale) is also known for higher essential oil content and stronger aroma.
The unit requiring on average from 1000 to 3000 sft of land equipped with clean water, electricity, hygiene-compliant infrastructure, and good transport access. A small-scale unit can produce around 250 to 1,000 liters per day, with potential for expansion based on market response. The estimated machinery cost ranges from ₹10 to ₹25 lakhs depending on size, capacity, machine manufacturer and automation features. With rising consumer demand for natural and functional beverages, ginger ale has strong market potential in urban and semi-urban areas, with sales strategies targeting supermarkets, cafes, online platforms and wellness stores.
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LED Bulb Manufacturing Unit
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Multiple Revenue in Tea Estates
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