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APEDA
Registration

Mandatory license for exporting agricultural and processed food products from India. Unlock global markets with Credorra.

Understanding APEDA

What is APEDA?

The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) was established by the Government of India under the APEDA Act, 1985. It is mandatory for any business involved in the export of scheduled agricultural and processed food products to register with APEDA.

Why Choose Credorra?

APEDA registration involves specific product categorization and documentation. Our experts ensure your application is accurate, helping you get your RCMC (Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate) quickly so you can start exporting without delay.

Indian Farmers & Producers

High-quality agricultural produce.

APEDA Registration

Legal authorization to export.

Global Markets

Access to international buyers.

Scope

Products Covered Under APEDA

Fruits & Vegetables

Fresh, frozen, dried, and processed fruits and vegetables.

Meat & Poultry

Poultry, meat, dairy products, and confectionery.

Cereals & Spices

Rice, wheat, spices, groundnuts, and herbal products.

Honey & Jaggery

Natural honey, jaggery, and sugar products.

Floriculture

Flowers, seeds, and planting material.

Processed Foods

Pickles, chutneys, papads, and other processed items.

Our Expertise

Our APEDA Registration Services

New Registration

Complete assistance for new exporters to obtain RCMC from APEDA.

Renewal Services

Timely renewal of your APEDA certificate before expiry.

Modification

Updating details like address, product list, or company name.

Step-by-Step

Detailed Registration Process

1
Application

Fill online form on APEDA portal with business details.

2
Document Upload

Upload IEC, PAN, GST, and Bank Certificate.

3
Fee Payment

Pay the prescribed registration fee online.

4
RCMC Issued

Receive your Registration-Cum-Membership Certificate.

Documentation

Complete Requirements & Documentation

Keep these documents ready for a smooth registration process.

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  • IEC Code (Import Export Code)
  • PAN Card of the Business Entity
  • GST Certificate
  • Bank Certificate or Cancelled Cheque
  • AD Code Letter from Bank
  • Business Constitution (Partnership Deed/MOA/AOA)
  • Digital Signature (For authorized signatory)
Advantages

Key Benefits of APEDA Registration

Global Market Access

Mandatory for exporting scheduled products to any country.

Financial Assistance

Eligible for subsidies on packaging, transport, and marketing.

Credibility

Enhances trust among international buyers and banks.

FAQ

Common Questions

Is APEDA registration mandatory for all exporters?

No, it is mandatory only for exporters dealing in products scheduled under the APEDA Act. If you export non-agricultural goods, you may not need it.

How long is the APEDA certificate valid?

The APEDA RCMC is valid for 5 years from the date of issuance. It needs to be renewed after every 5 years.

Can I apply for APEDA without IEC?

No, Import Export Code (IEC) is a prerequisite for APEDA registration. You must have an active IEC before applying.

What is the fee for APEDA registration?

The government fee for APEDA registration is nominal. However, professional fees may apply if you hire an expert to handle the process.

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