TAILIEUCHUNG - Milk and Dairy Products in India – Production, Consumption and Exports

Of the total milk sold by the farmers, 15 - 19% is thought to be wasted en route-to-market due to spoilage from a lack of proper cooling, storage, and transport systems. There is an imperative need to prevent the wastage of milk, which is the result of a poor cold chain. Milk being a highly perishable commodity does not give many choices for storage or channels; consequently, the unorganized middlemen as a speedy substitute to a cold chain dominate the supply chain. Both investment and regulation are required to develop the cold chain, which will help consolidate the milk. | Miikand Dairy Products in India Production Consumption and Exports September 2009 Author - Anil Chawla Hindustan Studies Services Ltd. Co-authors - Nidhi Chawla Yogita Pant Hindustan Studies Services Ltd. Pankaj Kandhari Infolitics Second Edition - Thoroughly Revised and Updated First Edition was published in June 2008 Published 6y Hindustan Studies Services Ltd. MF-104 Ajay Tower E5 1 Comm. Arera Colony Bhopal - 462 016 India info@ http Infolitics Gurgaon Mumbai India indiafood@ http FOR PRIVATE USE ONLY USE SUBJECT TO LEGAL CONDITIONS ON LAST PAGE Miữ. Daưy Products in India Ta6Ce of Contents Chapter sub-chapter description P. No. 1. Introduction 1 2. Overview of Indian Economy 3 Rate of growth - past years 3 Inflation 4 Growth continues 5 Forecasts of Growth Rates 7 Business C onfidence 8 Monsoon 9 Population 11 Map Of India showing states 13 Key Economic Indicators 14 Balance of Payments International Trade 15 Foreign E xchange 16 3. Livestock Scenario 18 Livestock overview 18 Livestock herd size by species 21 State-wise Dairy Animals herd size Average Yield 23 Livestock health 27 Livestock ownership 28 Fodder scenario - present and future 28 Herd size - past trends and future projections 29 4. Milk Production 31 National milk production 31 Milk production in states 32 States with crossbred cows 33 Buffalo states 34 Major Dairy states 34 Milk Quality 35 5. Structure of Indian dairy industry 37 Distribution of surplus milk from villages 37 Cooperative milk movement 37 Sector-wise distribution of dairies 39 HS SL2009 11 Miữ. Daưy Products in India Chapter sub-chapter description P. No. Dairies in cooperative sector 40 Regulatory environment 41 Leading brands of dairy products 42 Dairy companies catering to domestic market primarily 44 Dairy companies actively

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