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Godrej to Invest ₹150 Crore to Expand Dairy Plant in Telangana
Jan 23, 2026

Godrej to Invest ₹150 Crore to Expand Dairy Plant in Telangana

The Godrej Group has announced a ₹150 crore investment to expand its dairy processing operations in Hyderabad, a major move aimed at strengthening its presence in southern India’s dairy sector and mee...Read More

NDDB, Banas Dairy & Suzuki Partner on Big Biogas Push in Gujarat
Jan 23, 2026

NDDB, Banas Dairy & Suzuki Partner on Big Biogas Push in Gujarat

A tripartite agreement has been signed between the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), Banas Milk Union (Banas Dairy) and Suzuki Research & Development Institute India (SRDI) to set up a 75 MTPD...Read More

India’s First Camel Milk Plant Boosts Niche Dairy Growth
Jan 22, 2026

India’s First Camel Milk Plant Boosts Niche Dairy Growth

Sarhad Dairy — the Kutch District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union Ltd. — has further strengthened India’s dairy landscape with its camel milk processing initiative, operating the country’s first cam...Read More

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Two Stocks Powering India's Rs 1-Lakh-Crore Protein Boom
Jan 21, 2026

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Protein consumption in India is moving beyond supplements and fitness products into daily food choices. Awareness around nutrition has increased, but intake remains uneven. Parag Milk Foods Ltd. estim...Read More

5 Year Budget Plan to Make Indian Dairy Global Leader in 2047
Jan 15, 2026

5 Year Budget Plan to Make Indian Dairy Global Leader in 2047

I recently moderated a key session on India Dairy Vision 2047 at the TPCI's International Dairy Processing Conference 2026, gaining valuable insights from panellists. This led to me developing policy...Read More

From Forecast to Fact: 2025 Lessons, 2026 Dairy Outlook
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As we step into 2026, it is worth pausing to reflect on how the Indian dairy sector navigated the challenges of 2025 and how closely reality tracked the forecasts I outlined in the first blog of last...Read More

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The recently concluded India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) marks an important milestone in bilateral trade, while carefully ring-fencing India’s sensitive dairy sector. Under the agreement, c...Read More

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Dairy giants rush to recall infant formula after contamination scare
Jan 23, 2026

Dairy giants rush to recall infant formula after contamination scare

Three of the world's largest dairy companies are recalling and blocking batches of infant milk formula after a contamination scare that began with Nestle  widened on Wednesday to French groups Danone...Read More

Inside the World’s Giant 230,000 Cow Mega Farm in China
Jan 22, 2026

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One of the world’s largest concentrated dairy operations — **China Modern Dairy’s mega farm in Anhui Province, China — houses more than 230,000 dairy cows under a single industrial system, making it o...Read More

GDT 396: Dairy Prices Rally Again After Nine Drops
Jan 20, 2026

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Dairy Vending machine units must keep adulteration testing kits

By DairyNews7x7•Published on November 25, 2025

1. Dairy Units engaged in sale of milk and milk products through vending/kiosk machines and similar dispensing systems to strengthen food safety compliance ;In line with endeavor to achieve an appropriate level of protection of human life and health and the protection of consumer’s interests, including fair practices in all kinds of food trade with reference to food safety standards and practices;

2. Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) encourages all Food Business Operators (FBOs) engaged in the sale of milk and milk products through vending machines, kiosks, and similar dispensing systems to adopt measures that strengthen food safety, consumer interests, transparency and trust in the safety and quality of milk and milk products.

3. To curb adulteration in milk and milk products in the country, compliance by dairy manufacturers involved in sale of packaged/fresh food from temporary or fixed vending machine/kiosk by an individual or by automation becomes crucial for ensuring safety, quality and standard of dairy products.

4. In view of the above, to ensure food safety, consumer confidence and interests, transparency and to encourage participatory food safety culture all dairy manufacturers who are involved in sale of milk/milk products through vending/kiosk machine are directed to keep or make available; FSSAI-approved/validated rapid test kits at the vending/kiosk location for basic detection of common adulterants in milk/milk products. (link for FSSAI approved Rapid Analytical Food Testing kits https://www.fssai.gov.in/cms/raft.php)

5. Further, following should also be ensured by the concerned dairy units;

1. Display simple instructions on “How to Use the Rapid Test Kit”.

2. Facilitate consumer self-checking, by either: Allowing consumers to use kits at the kiosk area, OR Keeping the kits for demonstration by trained staff

3. Ensure that kits used arewithin validity period and stored as per manufacturer’s guidelines.

4. Monitor and Keep a record of results and utilization of such testing kits.

Source : DAirynews7x7 Nov 25th 2025 FSSAI Advisory

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