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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

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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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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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