37.425 million tonnes
Combined storage capacity available in India for storing perishable horticulture produce like fruits and vegetables. A study on All India Cold-chain Infrastructure Capacity (AICIC-2015) carried out by NABARD Consultancy Service (NABCONS) assessed requirement of 35 million tonnes capacity of cold storage for perishable fruits and vegetables.
8,186
Total number of cold storage units across all states as on 31 Aug 2020.
810 tonnes
Andaman & Nicobar Islands - storage capacity across 3 units.
1,567,664 tonnes
Andhra Pradesh - storage capacity across 405 units.
6,000 tonnes
Arunachal Pradesh - storage capacity across 2 units.
178,096 tonnes
Assam - storage capacity across 39 units.
1,479,122 tonnes
Bihar - storage capacity across 311 units.
12,462 tonnes
Chandigarh - storage capacity across 7 units.
487,292 tonnes
Chhattisgarh - storage capacity across 99 units.
129,857 tonnes
Delhi - storage capacity across 97 units.
7,705 tonnes
Goa - storage capacity across 29 units.
3,822,112 tonnes
Gujarat - storage capacity across 969 units.
819,809 tonnes
Haryana - storage capacity across 359 units.
146,769 tonnes
Himachal Pradesh - storage capacity across 76 units.
250,169 tonnes
Jammu & Kashmir - storage capacity across 69 units.
236,680 tonnes
Jharkhand - storage capacity across 58 units.
676,832 tonnes
Karnataka - storage capacity across 223 units.
81,705 tonnes
Kerala - storage capacity across 199 units.
15 tonnes
Lakshadweep - storage capacity across 1 unit.
1,293,574 tonnes
Madhya Pradesh - storage capacity across 302 unit.
1,009,693 tonnes
Maharashtra - storage capacity across 619 unit.
4,500 tonnes
Manipur - storage capacity across 2 units.
8,200 tonnes
Meghalaya - storage capacity across 4 units.
4,001 tonnes
Mizoram - storage capacity across 3 units.
7,150 tonnes
Nagaland - storage capacity across 3 units.
572,966 tonnes
Odisha - storage capacity across 179 units.
85 tonnes
Pondicherry - storage capacity across 3 units.
2,315,096 tonnes
Punjab - storage capacity across 697 units.
611,831 tonnes
Rajasthan - storage capacity across 180 units.
2,100 tonnes
Sikkim - storage capacity across 2 units.
382,683 tonnes
Tamil Nadu - storage capacity across 183 units.
410,905 tonnes
Telangana - storage capacity across 74 units.
46,354 tonnes
Tripura - storage capacity across 14 units.
14,714,235 tonnes
Uttar Pradesh - storage capacity across 2,406 units.
191,314 tonnes
Uttarakhand - storage capacity across 2,406 units.
5,947,311 tonnes
West Bengal - storage capacity across 514 units.
Last Modified: 08-Nov-2020 1:27 AM