Authorities are said to be considering foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail if foreign retailers invest heavily on back-end infrastructure like warehousing and cold storage.
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion paper on FDI in retail may include a provision that requires global retailers to put a significant part of their investment in the back-end infrastructure.
Currently, India restricts foreign investment in the multi-brand retail sector to protect local industries and only allows foreign brands in the wholesale trade and single-brand, luxury retail.
Rising food prices may have influenced authorities to reconsider current retail FDI laws.
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