UP Warehousing & Logistics Policy, 2022
At a Glance
| Nodal Department / Agency | Infrastructure & Industrial Development Dept. |
|---|---|
| Primary Target | Warehouses, logistics parks, ICDs, CFSs, cold storage |
| Policy Group | Logistics & warehousing |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is covered?
Warehouses, logistics parks, inland container depots (ICDs), container freight stations (CFSs), cold storage, and truck terminals.
Who is eligible?
Developers and operators meeting minimum area and investment thresholds.
What incentives are offered?
Capital subsidy, stamp duty exemption, electricity duty exemption, land use conversion facilitation, and infrastructure support.
Is logistics treated as an industry?
Yes — the policy accords industry status for the purpose of power tariff and land use, which is its most practically valuable provision.
What is the minimum size?
Threshold area and investment vary by facility type (warehouse, logistics park, ICD). Check the schedule.
How does this interact with the MMLP Policy 2024?
Large multi-modal parks go under the MMLP Policy; standalone warehousing and logistics facilities under this one.
How does it converge with PM GatiShakti?
State facility siting is aligned to the National Logistics Policy and GatiShakti master plan.
What is the district relevance?
Gautam Buddh Nagar and the Dadri–Boraki area sit on the Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridor junction, making this among the most actionable policies in the district.
Other Policies in Logistics & warehousing
UP Multi-Modal Logistics Park (MMLP) Policy, 2024
Infrastructure & Industrial Development Dept. / UPEIDA
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