National Cooperative Consumer Federation

The National cooperative consumer federation was established on 16 October 1965. It is the functional body of the consumer cooperatives in the country. NCCF has a network of 29 branch offices located all over the country. NCCF is registered under the Multi-State1 Act, 2002. The National Cooperative Consumers Federation of India has started to establish trade connections with manufacturers which include government agencies also. It helps to undertake purchase, sale, and supply of different consumer products. NCCF has also undertaken the development of

infrastructure and other construction activities.

Objectives of NCCF

The primary objective of NCCF is to give support to the consumer cooperatives for their supply of consumer goods for other distributing agencies. The distribution of consumer goods is distributed at a reasonable rate. Technical guidance is given to

consumer cooperatives.

Vision and Mission of NCCF

NCCF is an organisation that promotes consumer cooperative movements in the country. It provides voluntary information and other functioning of cooperatives. It also provides financial assistance and economic betterment of the country. NCCF has attained more knowledge and resources through all the years of its functioning, and it does the following:

To meet the requirement of the consumers and make them satisfied.
NCCF will focus and work for consumer satisfaction, and it will maintain transparency in its functions.
NCCF will put continuous efforts to achieve higher standards of work performance.
It considers the growth of its members by adopting best practices and by using the best technology in the market.
NCCF will focus mainly based on the interests of the consumers and will work to achieve higher growth in the market.

Trade/business Activities

Some of the trade and business activities in which NCCF involves are:

Domestic
Import: An import by NCCF shall be done by the reputed International supplier at a reasonable and also competitive price. Which meets the regulations of the Indian government.
Export: The export of various goods will be done under the policy of the Indian Government either directly by NCCF or through any of its Business Associates. NCCF’s investment of money can be directly applied to the purchase of finished goods which are ready for export will be sent for further processing for exports.

http://nccf-india.com/guideline/CHAPTER%204.pdf The trade and business activities of NCCF can be classified into different categories, such as:

Groceries include pulses, spices, edible oil, cotton, and other agricultural products.
Textile products
Agricultural products include sugar, pulses, etc.
Tourism, import and, export
Information technology and software development.

Detail information about the trade/business activities can be referred at

http://nccf-india.com/guideline/CHAPTER%202.pdf

Commercial Activities of NCCF

Obtaining and supplying of agricultural products.
The import and export of consumer goods are made.
Trading of non-agricultural products. Some of the non-agro products include coal, fertilisers, pesticides, etc.
Supplying of stationery items for office use to government departments.
Many consumer goods such as wheat, rice, sugar are distributed as per government schemes.
Construction of hospitals and housing projects all these comes under the development of infrastructure, which also includes the development of cattle sheds, animal hostels, etc.
A system called as public distribution system under which the supply of day-to-day items such as tea, salt, toiletries, sugar, sanitary items, etc. are supplied in the State of West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and other states which comes under the public distribution system.
Supply of Power Generation Units such as imported coal and other utilities.
NCCF is one of the special agencies of the Government of India for exporting onion to other countries.

The Registration fee for NCCF

The registration fees paid for having business with NCCF will be non-refundable.
All the business associates who have registered with NCCF and have not brought business for at least 2 years of the time period will have their registration fee protected.

The application form and the agreement for getting registered with NCCF are given below:

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Contact details

NCCF of India Ltd. NCUI Complex, 3, Siri Institutional Area, August Karanti Marg, Hauz Khas, New Delhi–110016. nccf@rediffmail.com nccfactho@gmail.com For further contact details

http://nccf-india.com/contactus.php

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about National Cooperative Consumer Federation.

The National Cooperative Consumer Federation is a functional body that supports and promotes consumer cooperatives in India. It was established on 16 October 1965 and is registered under the Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act, 2002. NCCF has a network of 29 branch offices across the country.

The primary objectives of NCCF are to provide support to consumer cooperatives for the supply of consumer goods at reasonable rates, distribute consumer goods through various agencies, and offer technical guidance to consumer cooperatives.

NCCF's vision and mission are to promote the consumer cooperative movement in India, provide voluntary information and facilitate the functioning of cooperatives, offer financial assistance, and contribute to the economic betterment of the country. It aims to meet consumer requirements, maintain transparency, achieve high work performance standards, adopt best practices, and focus on consumer interests.

NCCF is involved in domestic imports, exports, trading of groceries (pulses, spices, edible oils), textile products, agricultural products (sugar, pulses), tourism, information technology, and software development. It also engages in obtaining and supplying agricultural products, trading non-agricultural products (coal, fertilizers, pesticides), supplying stationery to government departments, and distributing consumer goods under government schemes.

To become a business associate of NCCF, one needs to register by submitting an application form and agreement. The registration fee is non-refundable, and if no business is brought for at least 2 years, the registration fee will be forfeited.

Some of the commercial activities of NCCF include importing and exporting consumer goods, trading non-agricultural products, supplying stationery and consumer goods to government departments, constructing infrastructure projects (hospitals, housing, cattle sheds), operating a public distribution system for essential goods, supplying power generation units, and exporting onions as a special agency of the Government of India.

NCCF contributes to the development of infrastructure by undertaking construction activities such as building hospitals, housing projects, cattle sheds, and animal hostels.

NCCF is involved in the public distribution system, where it supplies day-to-day items like tea, salt, toiletries, sugar, and sanitary items in states like West Bengal, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and others.

Yes, NCCF is one of the special agencies of the Government of India for exporting onions to other countries.

The head office of NCCF is located at NCUI Complex, 3, Siri Institutional Area, August Karanti Marg, Hauz Khas, New Delhi – 110016.