New Delhi Nearly half of all dairies in India, the world’s largest milk producer, fall in the unorganised sector and adulteration of ghee or clarified butter, a traditionally valued fat ...

In 2008, budding entrepreneur Pradosh Kumar Rout saw great potential in the milk and milk products ... but the other eighty percent, i.e the unorganised sector, was waiting to be tapped.

Singh also stressed the need to bring the unorganised milk sector under regulation to combat adulteration. "Only 24% of milk ...

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) plans to write to the GST Council to reduce the tax rate on packaged milk products to zero. The move is part of its effort ...

Indian is the largest producer of milk in the world but its dairy sector is still dominated by unorganised players. According to industry estimates, about 48 per cent of the milk produced in the ...

India's dairy industry's reliance on plastic packaging and its environmental impacts are massive. Innovative, sustainable ...

The decades-old practice of getting milk delivered to the doorstep is a big reason. Dairy companies spend between 1-2% of sales in advertisements, which is far less compared to other consumer ...

The unorganised sector, which encompasses the household sector and private unincorporated enterprises, has historically played a substantial role in India's economic framework. However ...

Amul is primarily tapping into the unorganised milk sector which as per an estimate is about 15-20 lakh litres per day. The organised sector --- about 5 lakhs litres a day --- is dominated by Verka.