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CEDSI- Dairy Entrepreneurship in India

Dairy Entrepreneurship means to generate self-employment and employment opportunities in the dairy sector in the country. It also is associated with encouraging modern-day dairy farming methods for the production of clean milk. CEDSI is an independent institution committed to fostering dairy skills in India. We aim to assure sustainability and profitability in the dairy farming area through skilling and capacity raising, policy advocacy, information management, and research.

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CEDSI- Dairy Entrepreneurship in India

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  1. CEDSI Centre of Excellence in Dairy

  2. The dairy scene in India is fast changing from smallholdings and traditional methods to scaled-up commercialized operations with the help of technological innovations. In the year 1970, the situation took a drastic change in a positive direction with the introduction of Operation Flood. In India, Operation Flood (better known as White Revolution), was spearheaded by Dr. VergheseKurien. Dairy Entrepreneurship in India

  3. That legendary person gradually transformed the old process of production, procurement, and marketing of dairy products in India. As a result, today India is producing 20 million liters of milk per day. Today we are producing almost 22% of the total world production. Presently, around 12 million Indian farmers are engaged in dairy entrepreneurship in India. Though, there remains a massive gap between production and logistical operation. Dairy Entrepreneurship

  4. Dairy Entrepreneurship

  5. Hygiene: The standard of hygiene is based on • Packaging: • Temperature: • Humidity: • Time: • Distance: • Transportation Vehicle: Therefore, six points that need to be followed by the entrepreneurs when they are managing dairy supply chains and logistics in India:

  6. The wider scope of dairy market, increased number of individuals engaging in dairy entrepreneurship, and diverse range of dairy products has complicated the traditional Dairy Supply Chain and Logistics. The concern that prevails the dairy sector now is transparency regarding the quality and flow of the produce till the end consumer. Despite Dr. Kurien’s Operation Flood, a large section of dairy farmers still remains unorganized, leading to disparity in the quality of produce. However, various government agencies, like NABARD, in order to bring about uniformity in the sector, offer schemes and capital subsidy to enhance dairy production, procurement, preservation, transportation, processing and marketing of produce. The wider scope of dairy market

  7. For more information visit our online portal: • https://cedsi.in/ • Email us on: info@cedsi.in • Contact us on: 7428706078 Thanks for watching us

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