HIGHLIGHTS More than 70 Articles, 260 Tables & Charts
HIGHLIGHTS More than 70 Articles, 260 Tables & Charts
| * PROFILE: India's milk miracle. Dairy industry update, supported by Fact Sheet. India :Mega market of 21st century. | * GLOBAL OUTLOOK: World dairy trends. WTO & GATT. Asian dairy scene. SAARC dairy grid. |
| * MARKETING: Exciting opportunities. Demand for milk up. Innovate or perish. Drink more milk: From commodity to brand. | * TRADITIONAL DAIRY SPECIALITIES: A compendium of Indian sweets and milk products. Processes for commercial production. |
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INNOVATION: India's first fully
automated dairy. Technology Bank at NDRI. Computer-based information search. |
* MILK PRODUCTS: Cheese, ice cream, yoghurt, spreads. Ethnic milk specialities: Rasagolla, shrikhand, peda, gulabjamun, burfi, kheer and mishti doi. |
| * MANAGEMENT GUIDE: Clean milk production. Genetics and breeding. Feeding and nutrition. Health care. Dairy technology. | * PROJECT REPORTS: Techno-economic feasibility of: milk plants, dairy farming, cattle feed, cheese, ice cream, and yoghurt. |
| * TECH'KNOW'SCOPE: Update on technical developments: Codex Alimentarius. HACCP, feed additives, buffalo breeding, camel milk, hi-tech village milk collection, greenhouse gases, radioactivity and pesticide residues in milk. | * INDIAN DAIRY YELLOW PAGES: Over 7,000 organizations and specialists listed under 34 groups including Buyer's Guide to dairy products, chemicals, consumables, equipment, cattle breeds, feed and dairy plants. |
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COMING
OF THE SECOND MIRACLE
Dr. V. Kurien
Chairman
National Dairy Development Board, India
As we approach the last few years of the century, it is
appropriate to look back at what India's dairy Industry has achieved as also
look forward to the 21st century, its challenges and opportunities. Before we
look to the future, we should acknowledge the contributions of those who have
made possible today's self-sufficiency in India's milk production. Our
bottomline is our people. Value for us is the quality of life of millions of
farm families. 
ASIAN DAIRY SCENE
With 60 per cent of the world population, Asia accounts for only 20 per cent of
the global milk production. The total world milk production of more than 500
million tonnes for a population of about 4 billion amounts to an average annual
per capita availability of 100 kg. The corresponding figure for Asia is only
about 27 kg and the consumption is about 30 kg. Some 10 per cent of milk
consumed in Asia is imported. In several Asian countries, imports of dairy
products, both as finished products in consumer packs and in bulk for
recombination into milk, have helped create a dairy market and a milk processing
industry.
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DAIRY INDIA YEARBOOK
A-25 Priyadarshini Vihar, Delhi-110092, India.
Phone:22543326.
Telefax:(91-11)22543039
E-mail:yearbook@giasdl01.vsnl.net.in
Operation Flood: The world's largest development project,
it covers some nine million milk producers. Rural processing capacity of
19.4 million litres per day (mlpd) has been created and 6.7 mlpd
equivalent of chilling capacity set up to ensure better quality milk. Milk
marketing facilities of 10 mlpd have also been commissioned. 