The Coffee Act, 1942

The Coffee Act, 1942 was enacted to regulate the coffee industry in India. The act sets out guidelines for the production, processing, and trade of coffee in the country. It establishes the Coffee Board of India, which is responsible for the development of the coffee industry and for implementing the provisions of the Act. The Act also provides for the registration of coffee estates, licensing of curing works, and grading and marking of coffee. The Act aims to ensure the quality and purity of coffee produced in India and to promote the interests of coffee growers and traders in the country.