Central government has launched PM One District One Focus Product Scheme 2026 at odop.mofpi.gov.in. The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, along with the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, has finalized the products for the ODOFP Scheme. The products have been picked from agriculture, horticulture, animal, poultry, milk, fisheries, aquaculture and marine sectors for 728 districts across the country. People can now check the complete district wise ODOFP product list as finalized by the government for One District One Focus Produce Scheme.
One District One Focus Product (ODOFP) is part of the wider One District One Product (ODOP) initiative that runs under the PM Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PM-FME) scheme. The ODOP approach helps districts get the benefit of scale in buying inputs, using common services and selling products. As of the latest update, the ODOP scheme has identified more than 1,240 products from over 775 districts across the country, covering sectors like agriculture, food processing, textiles and handicrafts.
One District One Focus Product Scheme 2026 - ODOFP Details
The list of products under One District One Focus Product Scheme 2026 has been finalized after taking inputs from the States/UTs and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). These ODOFP products will be promoted in a cluster approach through the joint work of different Government of India schemes. The main aim of One District One Focus Produce Scheme is to raise the value of the products and, in the end, increase the income of farmers. The official website for the ODOP Scheme is https://odop.mofpi.gov.in/odop/
District Wise List of Products under ODOFP Scheme
With the aim of boosting the export of agriculture products, the Centre has identified several products under 15 broad categories, allotting one product for each of the country's 728 districts. This helps bring together resources under different schemes of various ministries and also helps increase farmer income. The complete district wise list of products under One District One Focus Product Scheme is as follows:-
| Paddy | 40 districts |
| Wheat | 5 districts |
| Coarse cum Nutri Cereals | 25 districts |
| Pulses | 16 districts |
| Commercial crops | 22 districts |
| Oilseeds | 41 districts |
| Vegetables | 107 districts |
| Spices | 105 districts |
| Plantation | 28 districts |
| Fruits | 226 districts |
| Floriculture | 2 districts |
| Honey | 9 districts |
| Animal husbandry/Dairy products | 40 districts |
| Aquaculture/Marine fisheries | 29 districts |
| Processed Products | 33 districts |
Check the complete list of products through the official website at https://odop.mofpi.gov.in/odop/. The Ministry of Food Processing Industries has also shared a revised list of ODOP products for 35 states on its official page, which can be downloaded as a PDF.
Support to Products in One District One Focus Produce Scheme
The identified products under One District One Focus Product Scheme will be supported under the PM Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises. The PM-FME scheme of the Ministry of Food Processing Industries aims to give support to promoters and micro-enterprises. Many products also get the benefit of joint work and shared resources from other departments.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare will support ODOFP from its ongoing centrally sponsored schemes such as MIDH, NFSM, RKVY and PKVY. The rollout of ODOFP by State Governments will help farmers and provide support for value addition and, in turn, higher agricultural exports.
Background of One District One Focus Product Scheme
The programme, named One District One Focus Produce (ODOFP), was announced earlier. It took almost 9 months to design after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his interaction with officials, underlined the importance of developing Brand India for which agri-clusters can be promoted. The government had set a target to reach $60 billion in agri exports by FY22.
PM-FME Scheme - Credit Linked Subsidy for Infrastructure / Marketing of ODOFP Products
Under the Rs 10,000-crore FME scheme, two lakh micro-enterprises are targeted to be assisted with credit-linked subsidy over a five-year period to help create infrastructure and marketing of these ODOFP products. The unorganised food processing sector has nearly 25 lakh units (66% located in rural areas), which contribute to 74% of the total employment in the sector, while the remaining 25% work in the organised industries.
Source / Reference Link: https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2201421

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