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Madhur Dairy Expands Capacity with ₹128 Crore Plant

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah inaugurated Madhur Dairy’s new automated milk processing and packaging plant (Unit-2) at Dashela, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, marking a major boost for India’s cooperative dairy sector. Built across 15 acres at a cost of ₹128 crore, the facility currently processes 2.5 lakh litres of milk per day and is designed...

FARM-LEVEL DIAGNOSIS OF MASTITIS IN DAIRY ANIMALS

FARM-LEVEL DIAGNOSIS OF MASTITIS IN DAIRY ANIMALS Shraddha Sinha Department of Veterinary Medicine (TVCC), College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, Dau Shri Vasudev Chandrakar Kamdhenu Vishwavidyalaya, Anjora, Durg, Chhattisgarh, India Abstract Mastitis is one of the most common and economically important diseases of dairy animals. It causes inflammation of the udder and affects milk […] The post FARM-LEVEL DIAGNOSIS OF MASTITIS IN DAIRY ANIMALS first appeared on Pashudhan Praharee | Pe

RAM SINGH MEMORIAL NATIONAL ANIMAL WELFARE AWARDS – 2026

🏆 ANNOUNCING THE RAM SINGH MEMORIAL NATIONAL ANIMAL WELFARE AWARDS – 2026 Honouring India’s Unsung Heroes in Animal Welfare, Rescue, Rehabilitation & Compassionate Care 🐾 National Call for Nominations & Article Entries Organized by Pashudhan Praharee Under the Aegis of AgroVet Research & Development Foundation (ARDF) Livestock Institute of Training & Development (LITD) Goel Vet […] The post RAM SINGH MEMORIAL NATIONAL ANIMAL WELFARE AWARDS – 2026 first appeared on Pashudhan Praharee | Pet Care

Technology for Bharat: Why farm-first design beats silicon-first hype

The UPI moment for Indian agriculture is a preview of how innovation can work at a population scale for the country

US Dairy Heifer Shortage Raises Supply Concerns

The US dairy industry is facing a growing replacement heifer shortage, raising concerns about future milk supply growth despite current record milk production levels. Recent industry reports indicate that dairy heifer inventories have fallen to historically low levels, with replacement heifers expected to calve totaling approximately 2.5 million head—the lowest since USDA began tracking the...

Climate Change Threatens Milk Quality and Output

Climate change is emerging as a growing threat not only to the quantity of milk produced worldwide but also to overall dairy productivity, despite significant investments in cooling technologies and farm adaptation measures. New research analyzing data from more than 130,000 dairy cows across Israel over a 12-year period found that a single day of...

Congress Alleges ₹1,000 Crore Irregularities in Sumul Polls

The upcoming elections of Surat-based Sumul Dairy have sparked a political controversy after Congress leaders alleged irregularities worth nearly ₹1,000 crore linked to the functioning and election process of the dairy cooperative. According to reports, Congress has accused the BJP of exerting political influence over the cooperative’s electoral process and raised concerns regarding financial decisions,...

Asahi Brings Century-Old CALPIS Dairy Drink to India

Japanese beverage giant Asahi Group Holdings has announced its entry into India’s non-alcoholic, non-carbonated beverage market through the launch of its iconic CALPIS dairy-based drink in partnership with Varun Beverages Limited (VBL). The strategic alliance marks Asahi’s first move into India’s rapidly growing beverage sector, with CALPIS scheduled to launch in the second half of...

Low vs Zero: Dairy Branding Battle Intensifies

A growing branding battle in India’s health-focused dairy and food market is highlighting the difference between “low sugar” and “zero sugar” claims, as established brands and emerging startups compete for consumers seeking healthier alternatives. The debate reflects a broader industry trend where reducing sugar has become a major product innovation driver across dairy, beverages, and...

Tigers, gaurs, wild dogs: Inside Madhya Pradesh’s wildlife swap plan with Andhra

PM Modi to commission 3 indigenously built naval ships in Kolkata on June 21

Navy to get 12 sets of indigenous 1.25 MW gas turbine generators for Kolkata-class ships

Meghalaya’s 10,000-tonne organic spice processing unit to benefit 5,500 farmers

Developed at an investment of ₹30 crore to significantly scale up production, the unit is designed to process over 10,000 tonnes of organic spices annually

From Brazil to Egypt in 30 days: eDairy Market Trade digitally accelerates Lactalis Brazil’s exports

Moving large volumes of food internationally is not just a matter of ships; it is, above all, a race against time. Traditionally, shipping goods of this magnitude between South America and the Middle East required months of bureaucracy, phone calls, and intermediaries. eDairy Market Trade and Lactalis Brazil have just demonstrated that when technology comes into play, timelines...

825 Kg Adulterated Paneer Seized in Hyderabad

In a major food safety enforcement action, authorities in Hyderabad seized 825 kg of adulterated paneer during inspections aimed at curbing the sale of unsafe dairy products in the city. The paneer was found to be unfit for human consumption, raising serious concerns about food safety and public health. The seizure forms part of an...

Amul Sees Ice Cream Boom, No Milk Price Hike Planned

Amul has reported a strong surge in summer demand, with Managing Director Jayen Mehta stating that ice cream sales jumped by 55% in May 2026 as extreme temperatures boosted consumption across India. Speaking to ET Now, Mehta said the company does not foresee any immediate increase in milk prices despite rising demand, providing relief to...

Dairy Milk Shows Edge in Bone Health Debate

New research is adding fresh perspective to the ongoing dairy versus plant-based nutrition debate, with scientists reporting that cow’s milk may provide advantages for bone health compared to some plant-based alternatives. A recent review by researchers at Edith Cowan University in Australia found that cow’s milk offers benefits for bone strength and nutrient absorption due...

Full-Fat Dairy Study Challenges Long-Held Nutrition Beliefs

A new Canadian study from the University of Toronto is challenging long-standing dietary recommendations that favor low-fat dairy products. The 12-week study involving 74 adults with overweight or obesity found that consuming three daily servings of full-fat dairy did not lead to increases in body weight, body fat, cholesterol levels, insulin resistance, or adverse blood...

Full-Fat Dairy Study Challenges Long-Held Nutrition Beliefs

A new Canadian study from the University of Toronto is challenging long-standing dietary recommendations that favor low-fat dairy products. The 12-week study involving 74 adults with overweight or obesity found that consuming three daily servings of full-fat dairy did not lead to increases in body weight, body fat, cholesterol levels, insulin resistance, or adverse blood...

Krishna Milk Union Clears ₹110 Cr Loan Early

The Krishna Milk Union has achieved a significant financial milestone by repaying a ₹110 crore bank loan taken for the construction of its Veeravalli dairy plant in Andhra Pradesh within just two-and-a-half years, well ahead of the original seven-year repayment schedule. Union Chairman Chalasani Anjaneyulu described the achievement as a record in loan repayment for...

FDA Suspends Dairy Licence After Food Poisoning Probe

The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the retail licence of Guru Nanak Dairy in Pune following a suspected food poisoning incident linked to malai pedas sold by the establishment. The action came after members of three families from a housing society in Wadgaon Sheri reportedly developed symptoms including vomiting, diarrhoea, and nausea...

Dairy Carbon Credit Boom Hits Wall of Skepticism

The much-hyped promise of carbon credits as a new revenue stream for dairy farmers is facing growing skepticism, with participation remaining significantly lower than industry expectations. According to the 2026 State of the Dairy Industry Report, only 19% of U.S. dairy producers currently participate in carbon credit programs, while 34% say they may join within...

NDDB, NCDFI Reaffirm Dairy Supply to Defence

The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) and the National Cooperative Dairy Federation of India (NCDFI) have reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring uninterrupted supply of milk and dairy products to India’s defence forces, strengthening a long-standing partnership that supports the nutritional requirements of military personnel across the country. The renewed arrangement continues NCDFI’s role in coordinating...

ICAR Hyderabad develops seed coating technology to boost yield up to 37%

The technology has also been patented in India, ICAR said, adding it has been designed to address a persistent vulnerability

KMF Crosses 1 Crore Litres Daily Milk Procurement

Karnataka’s dairy sector has achieved a major milestone, with the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) recording daily milk procurement of over 1 crore litres, despite the challenges typically associated with the summer season. The achievement highlights the strength of the state’s cooperative dairy network and the resilience of its milk producers. Reports indicate that daily procurement...

Mumbai Influencer Held in Dairy Extortion Case

A Mumbai-based social media influencer has been arrested for allegedly attempting to extort money from a dairy business owner by threatening reputational damage through defamatory online content. According to police investigations, Randeep Singh Gujral, known on Instagram as “turbanmirchie” with nearly 400,000 followers, allegedly uploaded a reel on June 7 claiming that worms were found...

Nestlé Unveils Global Dairy Sustainability Plan

Nestlé has launched its first comprehensive Dairy Plan, outlining a global strategy to strengthen dairy supply chain resilience, reduce emissions, and support sustainable milk production across its operations. The company works with more than 130,000 dairy farmers and over 200 suppliers across more than 40 countries, integrating climate action, farmer livelihoods, animal welfare, nature protection,...

Australia Sees Cooling Demand for Alternative Proteins

Australia’s alternative protein sector is facing signs of slowing consumer demand despite strong growth expectations over the past decade. Australians currently consume more than 22 kg of meat and 90 kg of dairy products per person annually, while around 60% of consumers report having tried or expressed interest in trying plant-based products. Rising interest in...