Puffed Rice (Muri)
A puffed rice (muri) manufacturing unit in West Bengal is a viable small-scale project with high demand in both rural and urban markets. The unit typically requires key machinery such as a puffed rice roaster (sand roaster), sieving machine, cooling tray, and a semi-automatic packaging machine. The total machinery cost ranges between ₹1.5 to ₹3 lakhs. With a production capacity of 100–150 kg per hour. The main raw materials include parboiled rice, sand for roasting, and packaging materials. The area needed is around 500 to 1,000 square feet with a 3-phase electricity connection. Puffed rice (muri) has a strong and diverse market, particularly in West Bengal, where it is a staple food item. It can be sold through local retail shops, wholesale markets and distributors. Branded and packaged puffed rice can also be supplied to supermarkets, departmental stores, and online platforms. Its light texture, affordability, and versatility make it a popular and profitable product with consistent demand across markets.
Honey Processing and Packaging
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LED Bulb Manufacturing Unit
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Multiple Revenue in Tea Estates
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