With the government ensuring that cooperatives get rid of their SMP inventory, the last few months have seen an increase in milk prices, both at the procurement and the consumer end

Taking a stand on sensitive issues is risky but necessary to win customer loyalty

The health benefits of camel milk has not just attracted entrepreneurs such as Aadvik Foods but also the country's biggest dairy company, the Rs-45,000 crore Amul to jump into the fray

Dairy cooperatives need to shed their political tone and focus on business to stay afloat

Regional dairy companies have a distinct edge in the Rs 100,000 crore organised the dairy market

Politics snares Milk co-operatives for the first time in over four decades.

If the Rs 1 lakh crore organised dairy industry is growing at a robust 10 per cent year- on-year, and consumption too is growing, why are many dairy companies losing flavour?

Amul MD R S Sodhi said that their main focus is dairy and will continue to be so, but the objective is to get into other newer categories where dairy is involved.

From dark chocolates and frozen snacks to cookies and cakes, the country's official milkman - Amul - is looking beyond dairy.

The founder of the company, Baba Ramdev, is targeting sales to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore by 2020, and daily sales would be around 10 lakh litres.

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Why Danone exited the Indian dairy business.

With the \"Rebrain or Rot\" theme, the fifth edition of BT MIndRush tackled issues challenging corporate India.

The Budget is coming at the time when the economy is going through a slowdown because of structural reforms such as demonetisation and implementation of the goods and services tax or GST.

The planning process is a holistic bottom-up approach that ensures everybody is involved... Its where strategic goals are decided collectively and drive action and progress at every level.

As we get ready to welcome 2018, we are passing through an era of unprecedented disruption at every level - technology, business, society, politics and globalisation.

Once GST is rolled out in July, these local brands could come under pressure. Being local brands, they either don't come under the local tax bracket or end up evading taxes.

Corporate India rushes to cater to the resurgence of rural demand following a year's good monsoon and supportive government actions.

The reason for the dip has been an almost 25 per cent increase in the input costs (such as green fodder and cattle feed), thanks to three consecutive years of drought in most parts of the country. Additionally, policies such as ban on cow slaughter have been a deterrent in milk production in states such as Maharashtra.