About
Shoghi in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh hosts fruit processing and packaging industries such as Shimla Hills Offerings Pvt. Ltd., which handle fruit pulp, puree, concentrate, and canned products for domestic and export markets.
Description
This facility processes fruits like mango, guava, pineapple, papaya, banana, passionfruit, tamarind, and tomato. The products are packed in aseptic, canned, and frozen formats while maintaining flavour and nutrition.
Speciality
Aseptic fruit pulp and puree production
Fruit juice concentrates
Frozen (IQF) fruits and vegetables
Canned fruit products
Address
Plot No 92, Industrial Area, Shoghi, Shimla – 171219, Himachal Pradesh, India
Location (Longitude & Latitude)
31.0833° N, 77.1500° E
Visiting Timings
09:00 AM – 05:00 PM (Monday to Friday)
Traveling Facilities
Road: Connected via National Highway 5 (Shimla–Chandigarh)
Rail: Kalka–Shimla toy train halts at Shoghi railway station
Air: Shimla Airport (23 km), Chandigarh Airport (120 km)
Food Facilities
Local eateries in Shoghi; wide choice of restaurants in Shimla (~15 km away)
Stay Facilities
Budget and premium hotels in Shimla; limited homestays in Shoghi
Nearby Visiting Places
Tara Devi Temple
Hanuman Temple
Kali Mata Temple
Mall Road, Ridge (Shimla)
Kufri
Nearby Railway Station
Shoghi Railway Station (toy train stop)
Nearby Airport
Shimla Airport (Jubbarhatti) – 23 km
Chandigarh Airport – 120 km
Nearby Bus Station
Shimla ISBT (15 km from Shoghi)
Bus Routes to Industry
Shimla → Shoghi via NH‑5 (local buses every 15–30 minutes)
Train Routes to Industry
Kalka → Shoghi on Kalka–Shimla Railway (heritage toy train)
Airways to Industry
Flights to Shimla Airport or Chandigarh Airport → taxi/bus to Shoghi
Preferable Visiting Season
April–June and September–October
Nearby Shopping Famous For
Himachali apples, plums, apricots
Fruit jams, juices, pickles
Woollens and wooden handicrafts (Lakkar Bazaar in Shimla)
Shoghi’s fruit processing units are a blend of modern technology and the region’s natural bounty. A visit here offers insights into advanced food processing while also giving visitors the chance to enjoy Himachal’s scenic beauty, temples, local cuisine, and traditional handicrafts.
