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Epigamia Sees $20M Secondary Deal

India’s dairy and snacking brand Epigamia is seeing a significant reshuffling of its investor base through a secondary transaction worth a little over $20 million, with long-time investor Verlinvest and the family of late founder Rohan Mirchandani increasing their stakes, while Manu Chandra-led Sauce joins the company’s cap table. The transaction involves existing shareholders selling...

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DDC Eyes Dolpa’s Yak Cheese Production Potential

Nepal’s Dairy Development Corporation (DDC) is moving to explore the commercial potential of Dolpa’s yak cheese after reaching an agreement with Jagdulla Rural Municipality to operate a cheese industry at Bhalulek in Ward No. 4. The agreement could create a pathway for linking locally produced yak cheese with organised processing, commercial markets and wider distribution....

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Mumbai FDA Destroys 4,710 Litres of Milk

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has busted a major milk adulteration racket operating from the Mahape MIDC area in Navi Mumbai, seizing and destroying 4,710 litres of adulterated and suspect milk valued at ₹1,85,780. The action followed an FDA raid on M/s P.K. Dairy on August 19, 2026, based on confidential intelligence, where officials...

26 ਅਗ 2026Read

Tamil Nadu May Push Milk Procurement to ₹44/Litre

Tamil Nadu Dairy Development Minister Mano Thangraj has said the State government will consider increasing the milk procurement price paid to farmers to ₹44 per litre, responding to continued demands from dairy farmers for better returns. The proposal comes shortly after the government raised the effective procurement price from ₹38 to ₹41 per litre. The...

25 ਅਗ 2026Read

Four Ludhiana Dairy Owners Booked Over Waste Disposal

Cow dung management is becoming a compliance issue—not just a sanitation issue—for dairy farms. Four dairy owners from Ludhiana’s Haibowal Dairy Complex have been booked for allegedly disposing of cow dung into drains, with the waste eventually reaching the effluent treatment plant (ETP). The Punjab Agricultural University police station registered two FIRs on Friday following...

25 ਅਗ 2026Read

Dairy Firms Shift Up the Value Chain for Better Returns

India’s dairy industry is increasingly moving beyond its traditional volume engine—liquid milk—as companies pursue higher-value categories such as cheese, paneer, yoghurt, ghee, ice cream and protein-led products. Rising health awareness, urbanisation and the convenience economy are accelerating this shift, while intense price competition continues to make basic liquid milk a relatively low-return business. The opportunity...

25 ਅਗ 2026Read

The Hindu BusinessLine — Agri

Paradeep Phosphates launches nutrient for sugarcane in Karnataka

The precision-blended formulation is designed to provide a more complete nutrient package in a single application,

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Milma Launches 4 New Value-Added Products

Kerala’s dairy cooperative Milma has launched four new value-added products as it expands beyond traditional milk and curd offerings and responds to changing consumer preferences. The new range includes Milma Paneer Pops in Peri-Peri and Chettinad flavours, Milma Sweetened Yogurt and Milma Blueberry-Flavoured Yogurt. The products were launched by Minister for Animal Husbandry and Dairy...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Dairy’s Next Big Opportunity: Formalisation & Premiumisation

Amul Managing Director Jayen Mehta has highlighted the vast growth potential of India’s dairy sector, stressing that the industry must balance premiumisation with affordability while accelerating the formalisation of the dairy market. Speaking during an ET programme on “The New India Blueprint: Cities, Consumers, and the Business of Aspiration,” Mehta said the shift towards premium...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Dairy-Free Yogurt Brands Ranked: What Stands Out?

The dairy-free yogurt category is evolving rapidly, with products becoming thicker, more flavorful and more diverse, according to a recent Tasting Table review that ranked seven dairy-free yogurt brands from worst to best. The review evaluated products primarily on flavor, texture and variety, while price was not considered in determining the rankings. The ranking placed...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Hay Prices Nearly Double in Tamil Nadu Amid Supply Crunch

Tamil Nadu’s livestock farmers are facing a sharp increase in hay prices, with the shortage directly affecting milk production. Hay is currently selling at around ₹300 per 10 kg in several southern districts and ₹320 for 10 kg in Dharmapuri, as scanty rainfall, prolonged heat and declining fodder availability squeeze supplies. In Dharmapuri, farmer P....

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Smarter Supply Chains Could Transform India’s Dairy Exports

India’s dairy sector may have the production scale to compete globally, but supply-chain efficiency could be the factor that determines whether that potential becomes export growth. The article highlights the need to move beyond simply increasing milk production and focus on a more integrated system covering milk collection, cold-chain infrastructure, processing, logistics, quality management and...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

NDDB Shares India’s Dairy Co-op Model With Sri Lanka

The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) is sharing India’s dairy cooperative experience with Sri Lankan dairy farmers and professionals, highlighting how India’s cooperative model can support productivity, farmer incomes and a stronger dairy value chain. NDDB Chairman Dr. Meenesh Shah interacted with participants from Sri Lanka who were attending an international training programme focused on...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Bihar Dairy Cooperatives Among India’s Best Performers

Bihar’s dairy cooperatives have emerged as some of the best-performing cooperative dairy networks in the country, according to a government official, highlighting the sector’s growing contribution to the State’s rural economy and the livelihoods of thousands of dairy farmers. The improvement has been attributed to efficient management practices, government support and active participation of milk...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Karnataka Plans Fodder Mini-Kits for Dairy Farmers

Karnataka’s Animal Husbandry Department has proposed distributing fodder mini-kits to dairy farmers to address fodder shortages that are putting pressure on livestock owners and milk production. The proposal is aimed at encouraging farmers to cultivate fodder and improve the availability of feed for dairy animals, particularly as inadequate fodder can directly affect animal health, productivity...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Women Drive India’s Dairy Cooperative Growth

India’s dairy cooperative movement is increasingly becoming a platform for women’s economic empowerment, with women accounting for a significant share of the sector’s workforce while gaining greater access to collective ownership, income and decision-making. A recent Fair Observer analysis highlights that women comprise more than half of India’s agricultural workforce, with 21.7 million women compared...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

Ladakh Plans Major Push to Expand Dairy Sector

Ladakh is looking to expand organised dairy activity and increase milk production by strengthening farmer linkages, cattle breeding, fodder development and milk collection networks, with the administration focusing on making dairy processing more remunerative for rural producers. During a review of the Ladakh Oma Dairy Plant in Leh, Chief Secretary Ashish Kundra called for stronger...

24 ਅਗ 2026Read

The Hindu BusinessLine — Agri

How smarter supply chains can help India’s dairy sector compete globally

The next chapter of Indian dairy must be built on productivity, traceability and trust

23 ਅਗ 2026Read

Karnataka Bans Analogue Paneer for One Year

Karnataka has imposed a one-year ban on the manufacture, processing, packaging, storage, transportation, distribution and sale of analogue or non-dairy paneer marketed as “paneer” across the state. The order, issued by the Karnataka Food Safety and Drug Administration (FDA) under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, is aimed at protecting public health and preventing...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

Fairlife Celebrates Opening of $650M Webster Processing Plant, Largest Dairy Facility in Northeast U.S.

Soft opening marks major expansion for Coca-Cola subsidiary with 380 jobs created and future capacity reserved for growing protein beverage demand. Fairlife CEO Becca Kerr joined New York Governor Kathy Hochul and local officials on Thursday, August 20, 2026, for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting to mark the soft opening of the company’s new $650 million milk...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

Bhopal Milk Procurement Rises 38% on Better Returns

Milk procurement by the Bhopal Milk Union has increased by around 38% over the past year, reaching 3.81 lakh kg per day, according to The Times of India. The increase has been attributed to better financial returns for farmers, assured procurement and expansion of village-level milk collection infrastructure. The rise highlights how stronger farmer economics...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

Himachal Pradesh Bans Analogue Paneer

Himachal Pradesh has prohibited the manufacture, storage, distribution and sale of non-dairy “analogue paneer” being passed off as genuine dairy paneer across the state. The order was issued by Commissioner of Food Safety Ashish Singhmar under Section 30(2)(a) of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, has come into immediate effect and will remain operational...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

PETA Protest Targets Dairy Milk Consumption

A 33-weeks-pregnant charity worker expecting twins staged a one-woman protest outside Cardiff Market in Wales to campaign against dairy consumption and what she described as cruelty to calves in the dairy industry. Kate Werner, senior campaigns manager for the PETA Foundation, appeared nearly naked, wearing little more than earrings resembling cattle ear tags, chains around...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

Twelve Years Before Saptadhara, We Already Had the Blueprint as 5I

The EAC-PM’s new call for rural economic clusters echoes a 5-I model — Identification, Inventorization, Integration, Institutionalization, Investment — proposed for Indian dairy back in 2014 When the Prime Minister stood at the Red Fort this August 15, marking 80 years of independence, he did something planners in Delhi rarely do — he named the...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

The Hindu BusinessLine — Agri

India’s natural farming transition may begin in its waterbodies

Bundelkhand farmers are teaching us an important lesson: water security and sustainable agriculture should not be designed in separate silos

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

Milk Is Getting Costlier in South—Is the premium more for the Farmer or the Supply Chain?

A closer look at retail milk prices in four southern states raises a larger question for India’s dairy industry: when milk prices rise, how much of that increase actually reaches the farmer? Milk prices are rising across southern India, but the story is more nuanced than a simple “milk inflation” headline. Data analysed by South...

22 ਅਗ 2026Read

Aavin Farmers Threaten Milk Supply Halt From Aug 24

Disappointed over Tamil Nadu’s recent ₹3-per-litre increase in milk procurement prices, dairy farmers supplying Aavin have threatened to stop milk procurement from August 24, raising fresh concerns over the cooperative’s already declining milk collection. The State government recently increased the effective procurement price from ₹38 to ₹41 per litre, comprising a ₹1 increase in the...

21 ਅਗ 2026Read

Tamil Nadu Raises Milk Procurement Price to ₹41/Litre

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has announced a ₹3-per-litre increase in the milk procurement price, raising the effective rate paid to producers supplying milk to cooperative societies from ₹38 to ₹41 per litre. The decision was announced in the Tamil Nadu Assembly under Rule 110 and is expected to benefit around 3.16 lakh...

20 ਅਗ 2026Read

Heritage Foods launches Nourish+ High Protein curd

Heritage Foods Limited, one of India’s leading listed dairy companies, today announced the launch of Nourish+ High Protein Curd, further expanding its Nourish+ range of protein-rich dairy products. New offering delivers 25g of protein per 400g pack, making it easier to add more protein to everyday meals With 25g of protein in a 400g pack,...

19 ਅਗ 2026Read

L&T: From Dairy Machines to AI Factories

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is undergoing a major transformation from a traditional engineering and project-execution company into a diversified technology-led enterprise, with its recently won ₹15,000-crore AI factory contract forming a key part of this strategy. The company is using its engineering, infrastructure and financial capabilities to build businesses across electronics, semiconductors, green hydrogen, battery...

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