<h1>Government Reforms SEZ Policy: Cuts Land Requirement, Adds Agro Sector, Allows Dual Infrastructure Use, Boosts Online Processes.</h1> The government is actively reviewing and reforming the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy to enhance implementation and maintain a level playing field for Domestic Tariff Area industries compared to SEZ units and developers. Recent initiatives include reducing the minimum land area requirement for new SEZs by 50%, introducing sectoral broad-banding, adding an 'agro-based food processing' sector, allowing dual use of infrastructure by SEZ and non-SEZ entities, and implementing online processing for SEZ activities to improve business ease. These measures aim to address stakeholder inputs and improve the SEZ framework.