NCCF

NCCF is expanding, targeting ₹17,200 crore turnover in FY27 and growing its Janah outlets from about 34 stores to 40-45 by the end of FY27 (Financial Express, 28 Sept). It also sells buffer onions at ₹35/kg as part of a government price-curbing push (The Hindu BusinessLine, 6 Sept).

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From 6 stories, the newest dated 30 Sept 2026. Summary written 11 Oct 2026.

NCCF is an Indian organisation that runs retail outlets and procures farm produce, and it sells products under the Janah brand. [1] source: Financial Express[2] source: PIB India

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It has more than 2,500 retail outlets and is associated with nearly 6 lakh women farmers. [2] source: PIB India It works alongside NAFED in government procurement and price-stabilisation operations. [3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[4] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

Financial Express reported in September 2026 that NCCF targets turnover of Rs 17,200 crore in FY27, up more than 24% from Rs 13,908 crore in FY26. [1] source: Financial Express It plans to increase its own outlets from around 34 to 40-45 by the end of FY27 and grow Janah sales. [1] source: Financial Express In September 2026 Amit Shah launched Vanitham She-Mart shops and NCCF's Janah products in Kollam, with more than 300 She-Marts planned across Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. [2] source: PIB India The government approved ₹5,547.99 crore of pulses and oilseeds procurement at MSP in Uttar Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka, and Nafed and NCCF can begin purchases without waiting for State requests when market prices fall below MSPs. [3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

NAFED and NCCF sold 1,400 tonnes of buffer-stock onions at ₹35/kg, with distribution across Kolkata markets, in September 2026. [5] source: The Hindu BusinessLine The government has also expanded onion supplies through NCCF, NAFED, Kendriya Bhandar, rail racks and mobile vans. [6] source: Business Today

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Questions about NCCF

What are NCCF's expansion plans?

NCCF plans to increase its own outlets from around 34 to 40-45 by the end of FY27 and grow Janah sales. In September 2026, NCCF's Janah products were launched in Kollam alongside Vanitham She-Mart shops. [1] source: Financial Express[2] source: PIB India

How many NCCF stores are there?

NCCF had around 34 of its own outlets, according to a Financial Express report in September 2026, and plans to reach 40-45 by the end of FY27. [1] source: Financial Express

What is NCCF's current strategy in India?

In September 2026, NCCF targeted Rs 17,200 crore turnover in FY27 and planned to raise its own outlets to 40-45. [1] source: Financial Express It had Janah products launched in Kollam that month. [2] source: PIB India It was also approved to buy pulses and oilseeds at MSP without waiting for State requests. [3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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