Indian dairy sector: opportunities and challenges

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1. Verfasser: Monoshree Sarma1, Anisetty Shilpa sree2, Bindu Pushpa M.3, Nur Abdul Kader3, Mrinmoyee Sarma3*
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author Monoshree Sarma1, Anisetty Shilpa sree2, Bindu Pushpa M.3, Nur Abdul Kader3, Mrinmoyee Sarma3*
author_facet Monoshree Sarma1, Anisetty Shilpa sree2, Bindu Pushpa M.3, Nur Abdul Kader3, Mrinmoyee Sarma3*
contents <p><span lang="EN-IN">Dairy industry bestows over and above 6% to the country’s GDP and affirms the livelihood of 80 million dairy farmers fuelling rural growth and economy. Approximately, 12-14% of agricultural income emanates from dairy sector. India’s per capita milk consumption stands around 479 gram per day surpassing the global average of 371 gram per day. The nation accounts for 24.64% of world’s milk production. Operation flood has metamorphosed Bharat from a milk deficit nation to world’s largest milk producer. Albeit, India is leading global stage in milk production, it is facing numerous challenges like adulteration and food safety, unorganized nature, low productivity, supply chain issues, market volatility, environmental concerns, regulatory compliance etc. Implementation of cutting edge dairy technologies and digital dairy platforms may help us in overcoming these challenges. </span></p> <p><span lang="EN-IN"> </span></p> <p> </p>
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spellingShingle Indian dairy sector: opportunities and challenges
Monoshree Sarma1, Anisetty Shilpa sree2, Bindu Pushpa M.3, Nur Abdul Kader3, Mrinmoyee Sarma3*
milk
dairy sector
opportunity
challenge
<p><span lang="EN-IN">Dairy industry bestows over and above 6% to the country’s GDP and affirms the livelihood of 80 million dairy farmers fuelling rural growth and economy. Approximately, 12-14% of agricultural income emanates from dairy sector. India’s per capita milk consumption stands around 479 gram per day surpassing the global average of 371 gram per day. The nation accounts for 24.64% of world’s milk production. Operation flood has metamorphosed Bharat from a milk deficit nation to world’s largest milk producer. Albeit, India is leading global stage in milk production, it is facing numerous challenges like adulteration and food safety, unorganized nature, low productivity, supply chain issues, market volatility, environmental concerns, regulatory compliance etc. Implementation of cutting edge dairy technologies and digital dairy platforms may help us in overcoming these challenges. </span></p> <p><span lang="EN-IN"> </span></p> <p> </p>
title Indian dairy sector: opportunities and challenges
topic milk
dairy sector
opportunity
challenge
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15706691