Entrepreneur Support Scheme in Kerala - Rubber based industries

The ESS of the Kerala Government aims to merge and replace all the previous schemes titled the Entrepreneur Support Scheme 2012 to be operated in the State of Kerala with the following objectives from 01.04.2012. Objectives The new Entrepreneur Support Scheme intends to (i) provide extensive support to micro, small and medium enterprises and (ii) give one time support to entrepreneurs, with due regard to special categories by optimal utilization of funds and giving more flexibility of operation while implementing the Scheme. These guidelines, approved by the Government of Kerala, intend to simplify and explain the modalities of filing the Entrepreneur Support Scheme in the following modality.

RUBBER BASED INDUSTRIES 

(“Any industrial unit utilising natural rubber as raw material cost of which is at least 25% of the total cost or raw materials used for the manufacture of end product will be treated as rubber based industries”. Natural rubber is ‘the form of latex, centrifuges, latex, skimmed latex, scrump, creeps sheet or blocks (scrump) will be treated as natural rubber’. Activities like powdering of rubber products are excluded from this purview).

1. Rubberised cloth

2. Canvas hoses

3. All tyres-cycle, cycle rickshaw and car, truck etc.

4. All tubes, tubes flaps-cycle, cycle rickshaw and car, truck etc.

5. Camel back Tyre re-treading materials (except cold curing type materials

     procured)

6. Moulded rubber soles and heals for footwear (except for captive consumption)

7. All gloves – and other dipped goods

8. Hot water bags – rubber

9. Ice bags – rubber

10. Rubber balloons & rubber bands

11. Rubber hose

12. Rubberised canvas hose pipes

13. Rubber tubes

14. Rubber washers

15. Oil seals rubber

16. Rubber thread (except base rubber thread of ever heat resisting rubber thread)

17. Rubber eraser

18. Hard rubber battery containers

19. “o” rings – rubber and automobile rubber parts

20. Latex foam & latex foam products (except synthetic rubber cots and aprons and lubricating pads)

21. Micro cellular sheets

22. Other dipped latex products except contraceptives

23. Spares for medical and surgical apparatus and sweets.

24. Rubberised coir mats, mattresses etc.

25. Centrifuged latex

26. Rubber parts for sports goods

27. Crape rubber, crumb rubber, rubber belts (conveys and V bolts)

28. Rubber based adhesives

29. Cables

30. Rubber tiling/flooring

31. Rubber mats

32. Latex based adhesives

33. Latex threads

34. Toy balloons, rubber band gloves

35. Automobile rubber components

36. Rubber rollers

37. Rubberised fabrics

38. Tyre flaps

39. Battery containers

40. Rubber backed coir mats

41. Oil seals

42. Rubber component for electronic industry

43.Hot water bottles

44. Hospital and industrial sheeting

45. Rubber play balls

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