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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

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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

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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

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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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Magnum Enters into Share Purchase Agreement to Buy 61.9% Stake of Kwality Wall’s India

By DairyNews7x7•Published on June 27, 2025

The Magnum Ice Cream Company has entered into a share purchase agreement to acquire 61.9% of the stake in Kwality Wall’s from Unilever Group. The FMCG major Hindustan Unilever had earlier announced in-principle approval to demerge the ice cream business into an independent listed entity. Additionally, the firm had proposed that the shareholders of HUL would receive shares in the new entity in proportion to their shareholding in HUL.

Following the demerger and listing of the companies, an open offer will also be made to the public shareholders of Kwality Wall’s.

“The Magnum Ice Cream Company HoldCo 1 Netherlands B.V. (“Magnum HoldCo”) and the Magnum Ice Cream Company B.V. have to-day announced the execution of a share purchase agreement (“SPA”) pursuant to which Magnum HoldCo has agreed to acquire all of the KWIL shares to be issued to the Unilever Group Shareholders pursuant to the Demerger, comprising 61.9% of the issued and paid-up share capital of KWIL. Completion of the acquisition of these shares pursuant to the SPA,” the company said in an exchange filing.

Unilever had announced its plan to demerge the ice cream business as part of its Growth Action Plan (GAP) in October 2023. The FMCG major’s GAP initiative primarily focused on three key areas, including delivering higher-quality growth, stepping up productivity and simplicity. The company earlier acknowledged that the ice cream business is different compared to its other operating businesses in terms of supply chain, point of sale that supports frozen goods, seasonality factor and greater capital intensity. Hence, it felt that a different ownership structure would drive better growth. The major has five of the top 10 selling global ice cream brands under its belt, including Wall’s, Magnum and Ben & Jerry’s.

“Ice Cream has a very different operating model, and as a result the board has decided that the separation of Ice Cream best serves the future growth of both Ice Cream and Unilever,” said the company in a statement in March last year.

Source : Dairynews7x7 June 26th 2025  Outlook Business

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