UP Textile & Garmenting Policy, 2022
At a Glance
| Nodal Department / Agency | Handloom & Textile Industry Dept. |
|---|---|
| Primary Target | Spinning, weaving, processing, garmenting, technical textiles, textile parks |
| Policy Group | Textiles, leather & traditional industry |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is covered?
Spinning, weaving, knitting, processing, garmenting, made-ups, technical textiles, machine carpets, and textile park development.
Who is eligible?
New units and expansions, plus private textile park developers.
What incentives are offered?
Capital subsidy on plant and machinery, interest subsidy, stamp duty exemption, electricity duty exemption, EPF reimbursement โ which is unusually valuable here given the labour intensity โ and skill development support.
Is there enhanced support for garmenting?
Yes โ garmenting and made-ups typically get higher employment-linked support because of their job intensity.
What about technical textiles?
Covered, and aligned with the National Technical Textiles Mission.
How does it converge with Central schemes?
With PM MITRA parks, ATUFS/successor schemes, and the PLI for textiles.
What is the district relevance?
Readymade garments is the ODOP product for Gautam Buddh Nagar, so this policy plus ODOP schemes is the standard package for the district's garment cluster. Noida's apparel export base is among the largest in north India.
How does it interact with the Export Promotion Policy?
Garment exporters routinely claim capital/interest subsidy under this policy and freight/MDA under the Export Promotion Policy 2025โ30 โ permissible because the heads differ.
Who administers it?
The Handloom & Textile Industry Department.