Coffee Board support to coffee curing units (Integrated Coffee Development Project) ICDP curing units
A machinery subsidy for licensed coffee curing works that install new or upgraded curing machinery such as graders, colour sorters and dryers.
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- Cost to apply
- Free
- Status
- Open
- Run by
- Coffee Board, Ministry of Commerce and Industry
What you get
- Subsidy of 40% of the machinery cost, up to ₹25 lakh per curing unit
- Subsidy of 50% of the machinery cost, up to ₹30 lakh per unit, for self help groups, farmer producer organisations, growers' cooperatives, women entrepreneurs, SC and ST applicants and differently abled applicants
- Eligible machinery includes pre cleaners, de stoners, hullers, peeler polishers, graders, gravity separators, colour sorters, coffee dryers, husk silos, weighing and bagging systems, loading systems and moisture meters
Who can apply
- Open to businesses in food processing and farming, fisheries and livestock.
- The most on offer is ₹30 lakh.
- The unit must hold a valid coffee curing licence from the Coffee Board
- Individuals, partnership firms, private limited companies, self help groups and growers' collectives can apply
- Machinery must be bought and installed only after the Coffee Board issues a feasibility report
- Cannot be combined with any other Coffee Board scheme
- First come, first served, subject to funds
How to apply
- Register on the India Coffee App as a roaster, curer or grower
- Submit the technical feasibility application with site documents, layout plan and supplier quotations by 5 December 2026
- Wait for the feasibility report from the Coffee Board before buying machinery
- Install and commission the machinery
- Submit the final claim on the app by 5 March 2027, followed by a site inspection
In person, Coffee Quality Division, Coffee Board, Bengaluru. Kerala applicants can ask at the Coffee Board liaison offices in Kalpetta, Sulthan Bathery, Mananthavady or Vazhavara.
In Kerala, apply on the India Coffee App. Coffee Board liaison offices in Wayanad and Idukki can guide applicants.
Documents to keep ready
- Photo identity such as Aadhaar or PAN
- Valid Coffee Board curing licence
- Notarised lease, rent or ownership document for the premises (lease of at least three years)
- Layout plan and supplier quotations
- Tax invoices, freight and installation bills, warranty certificate
- Licences from the local body, State Pollution Control Board, Industries Department and Labour Department
- Bank passbook copy and photographs of old and new machinery
- Caste or disability certificate where relevant
Where applications get stuck
- Buying machinery before the feasibility report makes the claim ineligible
Worth knowing
Notification dated 28 October 2026 under the extended ICDP up to 2026-27. Feasibility applications close 5 December 2026 and final claims close 5 March 2027.
Where we found this
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