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    13-August-2012 17:05 IST

    Food Articles Under WPI

    The details of WPI (Base 2004-05) of food articles for the last one year and current year along with their corresponding weights are at Annexure I. The weighting pattern of WPI, based on the value of output in the economy, remains fixed during the life of a particular WPI series. The current WPI series with Base year 2004-05 was launched in September 2010. The WPI as well as the weights are also available in the website of the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, i.e.,http://eaindustry.nic.in/. Consumption trends for the above mentioned food articles are not collected. However, the latest item wise consumption trends for food articles based on the 66th round of National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) survey on Household Consumption of Various Goods and Services in India conducted for urban and rural households for the period July 2009 to June 2010 are available at the official website of Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation. There is, however, no one to one correspondence among the items of WPI and NSSO survey report because of non uniformity in their respective specifications.

    The Government has set up a Working Group under Chairmanship of Dr. Saumitra Chaudhuri, Member Planning Commission on 19th March 2012 to revise the current series of Wholesale Price Index numbers (Base 2004-05) to, inter-alia, select the appropriate commodity basket and examine system of allocation of weights to them.

    Annexure I

     

    ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 535 ANSWERD ON 13.8.2012 REGARDING FOOD ARTICLES UNDER WPI.

    WPI (Base 2004-05) of Food Articles for FY2010-11, FY2011-12, and April 2012 to June 2012

     

    Commodity Name

    Weight

    2010-11

    2011-12

    Apr-12

    May-12*

    Jun-12*

    I  Food Articles

    14.33709

    179.63

    192.74

    207.2

    206.3

    209.2

    A)    Food Grains

    (Cereals+Pulses)

    4.08982

    174.43

    180.72

    188.9

    190.4

    193.4

    (i)Cereals

    3.37323

    169.67

    176.23

    184.3

    184.5

    186.4

    Rice

    1.79348

    167.19

    172.29

    177.3

    178.3

    181.6

    Wheat

    1.11595

    171.44

    168.29

    179.3

    178.8

    180.2

    Jowar

    0.09572

    189.54

    248.55

    236.8

    240.8

    235.2

    Bajra

    0.11522

    175.58

    193.21

    209.5

    210.5

    209.4

    Maize

    0.21727

    168.94

    205.63

    225.4

    220.5

    220.3

    Barley

    0.01671

    165.68

    180.19

    210.8

    212.7

    200.1

    Ragi

    0.01885

    173.79

    204.92

    223.5

    228.4

    224.0

    (ii)Pulses

    0.71662

    196.86

    201.82

    211.0

    218.3

    225.9

    Gram

    0.33490

    149.97

    193.78

    224.7

    236.9

    250.7

    Arhar

    0.13740

    205.06

    183.20

    175.5

    181.0

    184.8

    Moong

    0.08429

    280.44

    244.42

    236.6

    235.7

    234.2

    Masur

    0.05764

    194.45

    162.78

    170.0

    180.1

    186.9

    Urad

    0.10239

    271.75

    240.00

    215.6

    214.8

    215.1

    B)Fruits & Vegetables

    3.84270

    172.05

    183.15

    215.3

    208.1

    213.1

    (i)Vegetables

    1.73553

    182.83

    179.26

    237.6

    224.0

    243.8

    Potato

    0.20150

    131.95

    128.98

    173.8

    198.7

    221.4

    Sweet Potato

    0.01750

    194.14

    205.97

    192.7

    195.7

    181.2

    Onion

    0.17794

    259.60

    186.67

    139.6

    139.3

    158.0

    Tapioca

    0.06781

    282.82

    285.63

    240.9

    245.0

    238.6

    Ginger(Fresh)

    0.04514

    114.54

    79.98

    56.5

    54.8

    72.5

    Peas(Green)

    0.10999

    144.87

    174.70

    NA

    NA

    NA

    Tomato

    0.26738

    190.39

    184.39

    NA

    NA

    NA

    Cauliflower

    0.23627

    169.87

    145.93

    NA

    NA

    NA

    Brinjal

    0.29840

    164.66

    170.97

    206.7

    182.3

    227.6

    Okra (Lady finger)

    0.12604

    174.80

    237.15

    355.3

    218.3

    209.9

    Cabbage

    0.18756

    214.58

    211.59

    416.1

    437.6

    447.1

    (ii) Fruits

    2.10717

    163.17

    186.37

    197.0

    195.1

    187.8

    Banana

    0.34264

    163.01

    173.42

    176.9

    202.7

    208.5

    Mango

    0.65134

    191.52

    237.15

    238.5

    221.9

    208.3

    Apple

    0.10397

    173.59

    220.38

    240.0

    252.7

    NA

    Orange

    0.13309

    185.32

    237.35

    230.3

    226.0

    236.3

    Cashew nut

    0.16399

    151.04

    192.09

    169.4

    182.6

    178.8

    Coconut(Fresh)

    0.24113

    97.77

    118.20

    109.1

    106.4

    107.6

    Papaya

    0.10340

    189.62

    186.97

    130.4

    121.6

    128.9

    Grapes

    0.09399

    188.85

    221.20

    NA

    NA

    NA

    Pineapple

    0.04577

    177.92

    193.45

    245.2

    223.4

    249.2

    Guava

    0.07609

    177.67

    148.32

    102.8

    102.8

    102.8

    Litchi

    0.03716

    179.20

    119.70

    NA

    NA

    153.0

    Lemon

    0.07225

    197.49

    236.16

    306.3

    279.3

    244.3

    Sapota

    0.04235

    174.02

    209.45

    212.3

    206.2

    211.4

    C)Milk

    3.23818

    175.88

    194.01

    202.9

    204.1

    205.7

    D)Eggs,Meat& Fish

    2.41384

    190.13

    214.33

    229.8

    232.6

    235.4

    Egg

    0.18675

    165.44

    181.79

    178.2

    178.8

    183.0

    Fish-Inland

    0.57256

    193.43

    250.82

    276.6

    279.1

    280.2

    Fish-Marine

    0.72259

    222.84

    246.72

    269.9

    271.1

    272.1

    Mutton

    0.34586

    187.17

    200.10

    209.6

    211.4

    212.5

    Beef & Buffalo Meat

    0.11585

    188.20

    199.62

    207.7

    201.5

    201.5

    Poultry Chicken

    0.41028

    141.16

    136.56

    139.9

    150.6

    160.5

    Pork

    0.05995

    197.50

    219.93

    234.3

    236.8

    240.3

    E)Condiments & Spices

    0.56908

    243.98

    237.53

    207.4

    200.4

    195.9

    Black Pepper

    0.02959

    247.12

    402.93

    483.6

    488.8

    497.5

    Chillies(Dry)

    0.15812

    221.80

    277.12

    236.1

    225.1

    219.9

    Turmeric

    0.07573

    401.72

    214.87

    145.1

    143.6

    141.2

    Cardamom

    0.01703

    348.22

    291.35

    301.2

    293.8

    281.7

    Ginger(Dry)

    0.05150

    119.25

    90.11

    74.3

    70.3

    71.7

    Betelnut/Arecanut

    0.10437

    154.69

    209.79

    234.6

    227.2

    210.2

    Cummin

    0.04393

    163.35

    188.49

    186.6

    186.1

    185.5

    Garlic

    0.06437

    410.12

    281.12

    135.3

    118.7

    120.7

    Corriander

    0.02444

    174.06

    216.17

    205.7

    204.3

    202.5

    F)Other Food Articles

    0.18347

    181.94

    216.45

    225.4

    234.1

    235.3

    Tea

    0.11233

    148.33

    150.85

    182.3

    196.7

    198.6

    Coffee

    0.07114

    235.01

    320.08

    293.4

    293.4

    293.4

    II Food Products

    9.97396

    141.15

    151.20

    155.5

    157.1

    157.4

    A) Dairy Products

    0.56798

    152.07

    171.60

    177.1

    174.7

    174.9

    Powder Milk

    0.20061

    150.22

    176.99

    183.2

    176.9

    176.8

    Ghee

    0.21595

    163.71

    184.83

    188.6

    188.1

    188.8

    Butter

    0.06118

    159.79

    166.59

    176.5

    176.5

    174.6

    Ice Cream

    0.05063

    115.59

    123.67

    127.6

    127.5

    128.9

    Condensed Milk

    0.03961

    132.57

    141.18

    148.1

    148.5

    149.0

    B)Canning, Preserving & Processing Of Food

    0.35785

    127.21

    139.58

    142.4

    144.6

    144.6

    Canned Fish

    0.05534

    136.59

    151.49

    158.7

    159.1

    159.0

    Fish Meal

    0.05941

    100.20

    113.11

    120.1

    120.1

    120.1

    Processed Prawn

    0.11517

    122.53

    128.92

    128.8

    130.5

    133.7

    Canned Meat

    0.03554

    175.87

    188.38

    193.9

    193.9

    194.5

    Vegetables Seeds

    0.09239

    126.02

    143.93

    144.1

    150.2

    145.9

    C)Grain Mill Products

    1.34017

    145.79

    146.19

    146.7

    147.1

    145.3

    Maida

    0.45224

    146.73

    145.76

    145.4

    145.4

    145.8

    Wheat Flour ( Atta)

    0.39334

    158.94

    163.94

    161.2

    161.7

    156.3

    Gram Powder (Besan)

    0.09734

    134.23

    136.10

    136.1

    136.1

    136.1

    Sooji ( Rawa )

    0.08499

    168.91

    164.97

    167.3

    168.4

    164.0

    Rice Bran

    0.11785

    122.29

    122.60

    126.1

    129.2

    132.4

    Wheat Bran

    0.09066

    130.37

    125.06

    137.2

    137.5

    131.8

    Beaten Rice Flakes (Chire)

    0.03750

    107.00

    107.00

    107.0

    107.0

    107.0

    Maize Atta

    0.01572

    140.60

    140.60

    140.6

    140.6

    140.6

    Other Grain Mill Products

    0.05053

    131.33

    123.22

    125.6

    125.6

    125.6

    D)Bakery Products

    0.44354

    126.25

    127.19

    128.3

    128.3

    127.1

    Biscuit / Cookies

    0.35095

    121.02

    121.63

    122.3

    122.3

    120.8

    Bread & Buns

    0.06304

    147.45

    145.46

    148.2

    148.2

    148.2

    Cakes & Muffins

    0.02955

    143.71

    154.27

    156.5

    156.5

    156.5

    E)Sugar, Khandsari&Gur

    2.08859

    160.50

    167.72

    170.5

    172.6

    173.5

    Sugar

    1.73731

    165.02

    173.44

    176.5

    178.5

    178.8

    Gur

    0.07763

    197.20

    197.15

    198.3

    208.2

    221.5

    Khandsari

    0.06133

    159.87

    170.90

    175.0

    177.7

    179.5

    Molasses

    0.12926

    105.10

    103.46

    102.1

    101.4

    99.9

    Bagasse

    0.03946

    118.17

    115.84

    119.7

    120.9

    132.9

    Sugar Confectionary

    0.04360

    119.48

    119.16

    125.3

    125.6

    125.6

    F)Edible Oils

    3.04293

    120.58

    135.72

    144.2

    146.0

    146.5

    Vanaspati

    0.71494

    116.32

    121.40

    121.2

    124.6

    124.5

    Groundnut Oil

    0.30438

    145.25

    163.83

    188.3

    192.5

    190.6

    Palm Oil

    0.41999

    111.30

    119.74

    129.8

    128.9

    130.4

    Rice Bran Oil

    0.18489

    120.12

    146.82

    154.2

    154.3

    155.3

    Cotton Seed Oil

    0.26101

    124.31

    149.52

    153.4

    161.8

    170.7

    Mustard & Rapeseed Oil

    0.45094

    116.30

    135.89

    151.6

    151.4

    151.0

    Soyabean Oil

    0.37971

    125.57

    147.17

    158.3

    158.8

    157.0

    Copra Oil

    0.10231

    100.08

    119.87

    116.2

    115.8

    115.4

    Sunflower Oil

    0.17348

    120.43

    132.04

    134.7

    134.0

    134.7

    Gingelly Oil

    0.05128

    134.22

    146.36

    157.5

    155.9

    153.6

    G)Oil Cakes

    0.49441

    168.63

    175.30

    186.1

    189.7

    191.6

    Cotton Seed Oil Cake

    0.12928

    142.74

    157.48

    159.8

    160.4

    157.0

    Rice Bran Extraction

    0.09174

    223.69

    222.10

    216.7

    206.6

    215.9

    Mustard Oil Cake

    0.04018

    180.16

    165.51

    186.2

    196.3

    200.1

    Groundnut Oil Cake

    0.04463

    240.19

    263.14

    291.9

    296.9

    300.7

    Other Oil Cakes

    0.18858

    140.17

    146.07

    164.2

    174.9

    176.0

    H)Tea & Coffee Proccessing

    0.71106

    149.80

    156.62

    154.7

    158.0

    159.6

    Tea Leaf (Blended)

    0.27219

    153.89

    167.54

    173.5

    179.3

    176.3

    Tea Leaf (Unblended)

    0.18048

    145.55

    148.80

    137.6

    135.5

    139.6

    Tea Dust (Blended)

    0.13716

    134.03

    134.94

    130.2

    136.8

    144.8

    Tea Dust (Unblended)

    0.09813

    157.62

    152.91

    149.2

    151.5

    152.4

    Coffee Powder

    0.02310

    195.80

    233.48

    236.2

    236.2

    236.2

    I)Salt

    0.04810

    174.77

    176.24

    181.8

    181.8

    181.8

    J) Other Food Products

    0.87933

    141.15

    157.44

    159.2

    161.5

    161.8

    Cashew Kernel

    0.38299

    135.81

    157.11

    154.9

    159.9

    159.4

    Gola (Cattle Feed)

    0.11247

    178.61

    186.48

    195.4

    195.6

    199.7

    Papad

    0.08081

    144.16

    162.42

    168.3

    168.6

    167.3

    Cashew nut (Roasted)

    0.01367

    130.84

    138.33

    143.3

    142.7

    141.2

    Mixed Spices

    0.06599

    142.67

    170.42

    171.1

    174.3

    172.6

    Pickles

    0.02476

    117.15

    126.16

    127.9

    127.9

    127.6

    Soya Preparations (Excluding Oil)

    0.05937

    140.94

    142.99

    144.0

    148.8

    147.6

    Readymade / Instant Food Powder

    0.13927

    128.44

    139.42

    144.4

    141.4

    143.6

    *Figures for May 2012 and June 2012 are provisional

                             This information was given by the Minister of State  for Commerce &     Industry Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia  in written reply to a question in Lok  Sabha today.

     

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