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TN Minister Urges Farmers to Adopt Tech for Value Addition in Dairy
Dec 12, 2025

TN Minister Urges Farmers to Adopt Tech for Value Addition in Dairy

In Coimbatore this week, Tamil Nadu’s Minister for Milk and Dairy Development, Mano Thangaraj, called on dairy farmers to embrace modern technologies to boost productivity and value addition across th...Read More

Listen to the Farm, Not the Farmer—The New Productivity Lens
Dec 12, 2025

Listen to the Farm, Not the Farmer—The New Productivity Lens

India’s dairy sector, valued at nearly $30 billion, has reached a point where incremental changes will not deliver the next breakthrough. For decades, improvement programs have focused on what farmers...Read More

What’s Driving Change In Beverages, FMCG And Dairy in 2025
Dec 12, 2025

What’s Driving Change In Beverages, FMCG And Dairy in 2025

India’s retail landscape in 2025 was marked by a decisive shift in how consumers choose, consume and connect with brands. From beverages to daily nutrition and even the most essential dairy products,...Read More

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More Milk, Less Money: India’s Dairy Crisis
Dec 01, 2025

More Milk, Less Money: India’s Dairy Crisis

With the release of the BAHS 2025 summary report, I felt compelled to deep dive into its findings and reflect on the real progress and challenges facing India’s dairy sector. Over the last six years,...Read More

India Milk Prices: Cost Shock and Procurement Pressure
Nov 28, 2025

India Milk Prices: Cost Shock and Procurement Pressure

Milk prices in India face upward pressure as rising feed costs and procurement hikes reshape farm economics. Insight on dairy procurement, feed costs, and market outlook. Official government and coope...Read More

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Nov 16, 2025

Stop Blaming, Start Claiming: Livestock’s Carbon Credit Future

This week, I had the opportunity to attend an Agri Carbon Masterclass conducted by CII FACE. The deliberations, case studies, and discussions presented during the session were both insightful and thou...Read More

India Powers the Gulf’s Dairy Revolution -Gulf Food 2025
Oct 31, 2025

India Powers the Gulf’s Dairy Revolution -Gulf Food 2025

As Gulf Food Manufacturing prepares to open its doors from November 4–6 in Dubai, Indian dairy product and equipment manufacturers have a unique opportunity to explore one of the most promising region...Read More

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Why the global milk business needs a structural shake-up
Dec 08, 2025

Why the global milk business needs a structural shake-up

The New Zealand dairy stalwart Fonterra has sold its consumer dairy-brands (milk, butter, cheese) — including “Anchor” and “Mainland Cheese” — to French agribusiness giant Lactalis in late October 202...Read More

Raw-milk prices in Europe hit 5-yr low; ripple effect looms
Dec 07, 2025

Raw-milk prices in Europe hit 5-yr low; ripple effect looms

European raw-milk prices have plunged to their lowest in five years, as oversupply and weak demand weigh on dairy markets across the region. According to recent data from DCA Market Intelligence B.V.,...Read More

Global food prices ease; FAO dairy index slips — impact looms
Dec 06, 2025

Global food prices ease; FAO dairy index slips — impact looms

The FAO Dairy Price Index averaged 137.5 points in November, down 4.4 points (3.1 percent) from October and 2.4 points (1.7 percent) from its value a year ago. International dairy prices fell for the...Read More

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60K dairy farms to strategize their supply-chain with Dodla- Hesa Global

By DairyNews7x7•Published on March 25, 2021

65% of India is still under the rural sector which is yet to go through development and lacks in terms of livelihood and employment. With this new wave of startup culture in India and new innovative ideas flowing, a lot of startups have been focused towards contributing to rural development. These start-ups are working towards uplifting the rural economy and helping the lives of rural people by enabling technology. They have been providing easy solutions in Indian villages where not everything is available at the glance of a click. These developments are not limited to any one sector but are concentrated on improving the village lifestyle holistically, from health to retail.

Most of these startups are customer centric and are empowering them with entrepreneurship and income generation. Bridging the divide between the rural and urban India with the help of technology, the startups have gone deep into the Indian rural villages with their strong and intelligent strategy. They are successfully generating employment opportunities and encouraging quality life. Substantial and inclusive development is their key agenda of focus. These startups have set a benchmark in terms of their contribution for rural development and their efforts should not go unnoticed. Frontier Markets– Is an assisted social commerce platform that provides rural India with high quality solutions. It gives the rural consumer an experience of a “phygital dukaan” which is an online and offline purchase experience where women play a key role as their model is gender driven. Their women work salesforce, called “Saheli” through their village networking have successfully created a niche for them in small villages across India. Saral Jeevan Saelis use the FM application “Meri Saheli” to showcase their products encouraging purchase of goods. FM has made internet consumption effortless in rural India with their 48 hours delivery and after sales service. They have successfully provided jobs to more than 10k women, building rural entrepreneurs. FM was initially established to ease the rural shopping experience providing relevant solutions that help them create financial assets, and clean energy and solar projects later in 2015 they adopted the gender module and now have increased their product line to all kinds of rural needs.

Hesa Global- Hesa, a social startup connecting Bharat phygitally is providing Last Mile Physical & Digital Connect to Rural India. One destination for all rural problems, Hesa is bridging the gap between the rural & urban India by leveraging technology & manpower. Hesa Global is enabling technology in rural India for both customers and the brands from buying,selling,promoting,delivering, all rolled into one platform. Founded in July 2019, Hesa Global so far has reached over 7.5 lac rural consumers in 11 districts (AP & Telangana). Hesa partners with any brand looking out to promote and/or sell their products or services (including banking and financial services) in rural markets and also connects rural entrepreneurs including farmers to sell their products in the market. Hesa has been successful at creating an impact in the rural sector with its social projects like Dodla Dairy, which allowed 60,000 dairy farms to strategize their supply and earn profit. Another tie up with the Govt of Telangana’s StreeNidhi credit cooperative Federations, Hesa is empowering women groups at the grassroots and providing them an avenue to earn a decent livelihood.

Gramophone- is an AgriTech startup that focuses on Intelligent Farming providing more than 60000 farmers with a platform for Agronomic Intelligence. Founded in 2016 by Nishant Vats and Tauseef Khan, Gramophone is a one-stop e-commerce platform for farmers delivering agricultural inputs in more than 10,000 villages. Gramophone provides end-to-end solutions and services to the farming community in India enabling them to increase their income by giving them the right advice to go to the right market to sell the right products. Their services range from Super Safe Program providing farmers assistance for their crops from the scratch till the end of the harvest such as information about the seeds, required pesticides and crop nutrition, to SamridhiKit, which is a natural kit containing all the microorganisms helping farmers with the nourishment of their soil. Gramophone has also set up Gram Uday centres in villages in order to support the disrupted rural supply chain. It has successfully impacted the lives of farmers in India with multiple projects and programs led by the company.

GoCoop-  Is a Bangalore based and India’s only online social marketplace around artisans and weavers community for craft and handloom ,it also organises offline exhibitions and wholesale business.. It is a craft supply chain which supports wholesalers ,retailers and brands for an exchange of products without the hassle of a middleman and generating more profits.Their sellers on the platform including co-operatives, small master weavers, entrepreneurs and NGOs register online and offline, create their own page, upload a list of their products based on their pricing and can sell directly to customers in India and 14 countries. The startup claims to have raised series A funding with more than 30,000 products, 15,000 registered users, more than 250 sellers, and over 4,500 cooperatives. The platform is successfully giving the rich Indian crafts an opportunity in the Indian and international markets. It has most importantly made it easy for the village craftsmen and women, increasing their profits and supporting them.

Chikitsak-  With the idea to bring easy and affordable healthcare solutions in rural India,Malind Naik founded Chikitsak. Chikitsak provides a screening kit which can easily be used by low skilled healthcare workers through technology and is portable. Within INR 200 it conducts screening for patients in their homes The startup largely focuses on non-communicable diseases. It conducts a 3 day training workshop for its workers before deploying them. The technologically driven startup in the healthcare sector prevents human error as the patient’s basic details, such as height, weight, pulse, blood pressure, blood sugar, and vision tests, are recorded directly without any manual intervention. The data is stored in the cloud for future references and can be accessed by its user easily on their phones.

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