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Launching of The Dairy Times 1 Dairy Times, A Bi-monthly Newspaper from Advance Info Media & Events Times Group Publication of Advance Info Media & Evnets A Bi-Monthly Newspaper Devoted to Milk, Milk Products & Allied Sectors dairy Tel. : +91 80 3090 2200 www.agronfoodprocessing.com Vol. 01, Issue 01, February -March,2016 100/- E-mail : [email protected] www.sonarome.com Over 2500 delegates to meet at 44th Dairy Industry A Cream Run for conference 2016: Dr. Parekh dairy industry for nextAN ISO 220003 Years: CERTIFIED COMPANY Crisil 'Welcome Delegates to the 44 th DIC' ndia’s organised dairy sector will see a ‘Cream airy Times to discuss at length on these and contemporary Industries. Oral presentations, products display run’ through 2018 with special focus on value- Newspaper has burning issues. and live demonstration of dairy equipments will Iadded products. The sector will see capacity Dan objective to The event based on the theme 'Make In India' , is also feature in this Meet. NDRI technologies augmentation to around 1,050 lakh litres per day establish a platform for expected to attract around 2500-3000 participants will be discussed under the broad themes of (LLPD) with an overall capex infusion of around Professional, Scientists, representing academia, researchers, dairy Adulteration Detection, Dairy Pathogen Detection, 15,000 crore in next three years, ratings agency Farmers and Equipment professionals, policy makers, milk producers and Dairy Processing & Dairy Production etc. Crisil highlighted in its latest report on organised Manufacturers in the farmers from across the country and abroad. dairy players. field of Dairy and Allied Interested Industry Participants are welcome Agro Food Business The conference would also provide an excellent to present and semonstrate their technologies/ Increased disposable income and quality Dr. J.V. Parekh products/equipments. The industry participants consciousness among the consumers along with to provide opportunities for the dissemination will also share their experiences / observations greater preference for branded milk and milk of knowledge and ideas in Research, Planning, and future plan during this session. Inputs received products, would drive the growth for organised Production, Processing and Marketing, which from Industry will be useful for developing new dairy players, who would see faster growth in aims at fulfilling the dream of our Hon’ble Prime technologies / methods and refinement of the next three years as against 22 per cent seen in last Minister of India to promote “Make in India” existing technologies / methods. five years. Commenting on the report, Anuj Sethi, concept in Dairy Industry. Indian Dairy Industry Director, Crisil Ratings, said, “Nearly a third of is poised to become globally competitive and One of the main attractions of the 44th Dairy the overall capex is expected to be undertaken become a giant to capture the International Dairy Industry Conference is the Job Fair, which will be by the largest domestic dairy player, Gujarat Co- Market by improving the quality of milk and milk organised on February 18 and 19, 2016. operative Milk Marketing Federation (which sells products. platform for interaction and sharing of experiences under the ‘Amul’ brand), through its member co- on various related themes. The interactions/ Through this job fair prospective employers will operatives.” However, to achieve this mission, low animal discussions will lead to a solid programme that have an opportunity to recruit fresh students productivity and poor quality of milk at the farm India can launch to make Indian Dairy Industry from different streams of Dairying and Animal “These expansions will be strategically planned level are the major concerns requiring immediate globally competitive in the emerging market. On & Veterinary Sciences, spread across production, to ensure there is geographical diversification that attention. Through value addition and product the sideline of the 44th Dairy Industry Conference, processing and management streams. strengthens milk procurement. The revenue share diversification by adopting advanced scientific “Technology Sharing Business Meet” is being They will get a platform to meet the students, from the organised segment could rise to 25 per intervention and modern technological processing organised. interact with them and select the best among them cent by 2018 from 19 per cent in 2015,” the report techniques we may perfect the indigenous for their future recruitment plans. For the students, named ‘Cream Run’ stated. technologies to cater to the needs of the local During this event, technologies developed at it will be an opportunity to showcase their The sector is increasingly becoming attractive for population and improve export prospects. Hence, NDRI would be presented, demonstrated and competence and strengths before the employers private equity players, as it is ranked among the the conference would provide a unique platform commercialised to interested entrepreneurs & for getting a good job of their choice. 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Highway Metro Station, Andheri (East), Mumbai ‐ 400093, India. www.parekhinternational.com Mobile : +91 9819799776 Tel : +91 22 26836228 / 28387985 Email : Infoparekhinternational.com Follow us on: Get updates: Join us: www.facebook.com/foodprocessing.india Twitter@BeveragesFood Agro-FoodprocessingIndia 2 Vol. 1, Issue 01 -February-March - 2016 Editorial (contd...from pg.1) From the Editor's Desk 44th DIC-CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS am happy to announce that in association with Advance Info Media & Day-to-Day Plan Events, we are launching our first issue of ‘Dairy Times’, a Bi-monthly Inewspaper exclusively for the milk and milk products Industry in India. We hope that our newspaper will serve you at its best capacity. We hope to satisfy the readers with national, international news, excerpts from the journals, interviews of expert and success stories of leading businessmen of dairy industry through this newspaper. Not only the international market, but also the Indian market has a lot of opportunities. According to the Annual Report 2014-15 of Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India, the annual growth of milk production in India has increased 3.54 per cent and 3.97 per cent during 2012-13 and 2013-14 respectively. Some of the recent figures on the dairy and dairy products have encouraged us to think for a devoted newspaper on ‘Dairy'. Indian dairy industry produces largest amount of milk in the world, but the processing of dairy products has not been near to the percentage of the developed world. India accounts for 44th DIC Technical Sessions around 17 per cent of the global milk production. It is also one of the largest consumers of dairy products. during Conference India’s milk and milk products industry is growing at a rate of 16 per cent and 25 per cent respectively. It needs a media which can update industry regularly Session 1: Shifting from scattered to organized vaccines and meeting ‘one health’ standards. on the latest researches, technologies, food safety, processing & packaging, animal farms: Sustainability issues. Session 8: Globalizing ‘Make-in-India’ Dairy supply-chain management and preservation. Session 2: Convenience & Specialty Dairy Foods: Foods & Equipments: Issues & Challenges The Indian dairy industry significantly offers good opportunities for both Catering the changing demographic demands. Session 9: Supply Chain Management: Traceability domestic and foreign conglomerates/investors for entry and expansion. Session 3: Balanced feeding of animals for issues from farm to fork economic milk production. Session 10: Group Dynamics of Milk Co- Foreign companies like Danone and Fonterra have set their foot in the Indian Session 4: Carbon Neutral & Zero Waste operatives, Producer Companies, Neo- dairy industry, while ITC has plans to foray into this segment in a couple of Technologies for Indian dairy industry. Cooperatives: Sustainability & Profitability Issues. months. Availability of Liquid Milk, Yoghurt, Butter, Ghee, Paneer, Cheese Session 5: Selecting animals for genes: Revisiting Session 11: World trade volatility: Harmonizing and Cream has increased on the retail shelves. the breeding policy towards genomic selection. norms & practices. As compared to India’s big food processing industry, the size of the milk Session 6: Milk Quality Assurance: Meeting Session 12: HRD plans to make Indian Animal & Consumer Demands by 2030. Dairy Education Future Ready. industry is bigger and more organised. We already have more than 20 Session 7: Improving udder health status, modern Special Session: Skill Development in Dairing. regular publications for food processing industry, but have only one national magazine from IDA and a few regional media for dairy industry. 44th DIC Farmers' Sessions Editor-in-Chief Dr J V Parekh Email: [email protected] during Conference Day 1 (18-Feb. 2016). Theme area: Breeding, health and animal crop relationship.