India now leads global milk production — but exports remain negligible. At the AqAltyn 2025 Congress in Kazakhstan, JORDBRUKARE’s Prashant Tripathi laid bare the challenges, untapped potential, and the shifting dynamics of the Indian dairy economy. Prashant Tripathi, Director – Market Access at JORDBRUKARE, recently visited Kazakhstan to speak at AqAltyn 2025, a leading agri-dairy
Global supply momentum continues to exceed demand growth, with New Zealand’s strong output mirroring trends across other major dairy-exporting regions. Key producers reported solid year-on-year increases in milk production, including the United States at +3.7%, Argentina at +9.4%, Uruguay at +2.6%, the European Union at +4.3%, and China at +4.2%. Australia was the only major
EU milk production has continued its upward trajectory, reinforcing a consistent growth pattern across the decade to 2024. According to Eurostat, farms across the European Union produced 161.8 million tonnes of raw milk last year, an increase of 0.9 million tonnes on 2023 and 12.1 million tonnes more than in 2014. This sustained rise indicates
ETP Capacity Fails to Meet Basic Demand Ludhiana’s Tajpur Road dairy complex is facing a major sanitation breakdown. Streets are flooded with wastewater mixed with cow dung because the 2.25 MLD effluent treatment plant (ETP) cannot handle the actual load. Farmers say the area needs at least a 5 MLD system. They also point out
The global feed software market is projected to reach $456.1 million by 2030, expanding at a 6.2% CAGR, as digitalisation rapidly reshapes animal nutrition and feed manufacturing. Automation, IoT-based monitoring, and data analytics are now central to helping dairy and livestock producers optimise feed efficiency, reduce wastage and maintain consistent quality amid rising input costs.
India’s Basic Animal Husbandry Statistics 2025, released jointly by the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying and the Ministry of Panchayati Raj, highlights steady expansion across all major livestock categories, reinforcing the sector’s growing importance in national nutrition, employment and rural incomes. The latest figures show that India has further strengthened its global leadership
Purabi Dairy, Northeast India’s largest dairy cooperative, has launched its first traditional sweets, Purabi Kalakand and Purabi Milk Cake, to mark National Milk Day. The new Purabi Mithai range will be available at Purabi Parlour Panjabari, all Purabi Milk Booths and select grocery stores across Guwahati. Manufactured by WAMUL and marketed by NEDFL, the products
In a strategic push to improve milk productivity and expand international presence, Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), the apex body behind the Amul brand, is exploring collaboration with Israeli agri-tech companies known for their pioneering innovations in dairy farming. During a recent official visit to Israel, GCMMF’s Managing Director, Jayen Mehta, held meetings with
The UK dairy sector is under intensifying pressure as global milk production accelerates across Britain, the EU and the US, creating a synchronised oversupply. Promar International reports that rising inventories and only modest demand growth are pushing international dairy commodity prices down sharply. Promar’s managing director, David Eudall, stresses that while prices show little sign
Godrej Jersey India has reported that South India contributes nearly 80% of the country’s total dairy consumption, reflecting the region’s strong preference for milk and value-added dairy products. Speaking on the occasion, company representatives noted that southern markets continue to lead national dairy demand due to high household usage, rising urban consumption, and a well-developed
