Ireland’s Milk League has recorded its third consecutive month of severe milk price cuts, signalling deepening pressure across the dairy sector. Processors have reduced prices in response to weak global demand, falling commodity values and tightening margins, leaving many farmers concerned about income stability as winter approaches. According to industry analysis, the latest round of
On National Milk Day in Anand, Gujarat, Amul Managing Director Jayen Mehta said India’s cooperative dairy model has the potential to grow worldwide. He noted that Amul’s success reflects the power of 36 lakh farmers working together and added that the model could make India proud on a global scale. The day also honours Dr
State Pushes for Rapid Growth At the National Milk Day event in Patna, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced Bihar’s plan to double milk production within two years. He said the State has recorded strong growth over the last two decades. Milk production has tripled, and Sudha’s products now reach international markets. Sudha to Expand
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced on Tuesday that Nandini Ghee, produced by the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), is now being exported to the United States, Saudi Arabia and Australia, underscoring the rising global demand for high-quality Indian dairy products. Speaking after flagging off the export consignment at his residence, Cauvery, he noted that the popularity
On the eve of National Milk Day, Andhra Pradesh Animal Husbandry Department Director T. Damodhar Naidu underscored the strategic importance of dairy farming in supporting rural livelihoods, enhancing nutritional security and contributing to the State’s economic landscape. His remarks reflect a sector that is steadily evolving through targeted interventions to improve livestock quality and expand
On 26 November, India honours Dr Verghese Kurien, whose White Revolution transformed the country from milk scarcity to the world’s largest producer. His vision empowered farmers and turned milk into a symbol of economic freedom. Today, as we commemorate him, the dairy sector is entering a new phase, one defined not by volume but by
India is unexpectedly carving out a strong position in the global mozzarella market, challenging long-established Western suppliers and signalling a strategic shift in the country’s dairy export ecosystem. Fresh trade data indicate that India’s mozzarella exports, previously negligible, have expanded at an extraordinary pace over the past three years despite continued pressure from trade partners
Institutional Interest Signals Confidence Large investors have increased their exposure to Dodla Dairy, and many analysts now describe the company as a Dodla Dairy value pick. Institutions are attracted to its disciplined expansion, improving processing capacity, and stable balance sheet. Their conviction reflects long-term confidence in India’s organised dairy sector, which continues to grow as
Tamil Nadu has adopted an unconventional yet high-impact approach to strengthening civic engagement by featuring Systematic Inclusive Roll (SIR) reminders on Aavin milk packets. The initiative, launched in collaboration with the Election Commission, aims to nudge consumers to verify and update their voter details during the ongoing electoral roll revision process. Aavin, the state’s largest
India is standing its ground as Washington pushes for wider access to the Indian dairy market, with agricultural issues emerging as a key sticking point in trade treaty negotiations. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal’s position continues to reflect New Delhi’s unwillingness to compromise on a sector vital to rural livelihoods. Former Secretary of the Ministry of
