LONDON — The dairy industry has demonstrated stable growth in India since the country gained independence. For instance, the country produced over 120 million tonnes of milk in 2011, up by over 100 million tonnes compared to the pre-independence level. It is the largest world milk manufacturer, accounting for 13 percent of the total production. India is expected to almost double its milk output by late 2019. The local dairy industry is highly fragmented. The unorganized sector (comprising over 69.5 million rural households) reigns in this sector.
The Indian dairy industry was estimated at approximately USD 49 billion in FY 2011. It is expected to grow at a 16 percent CAGR annually to be worth approximately USD 120 billion by 2018.
New market research report “Potential of Indian Dairy Industry – 2017â€Â developed by Gyan Research and Analytics offers a comprehensive discussion of the Indian dairy industry. The study not only contains a bird’s eye view of the industry but also provides overview of both Indian and global dairy markets. Data on the Indian industry structure, region-wise availability of milk and dairy products in the country, expenditure on milk and dairy products can be found in the report.
The research study also includes production and consumption statistics, trend analysis, comparative cost examination and SWOT analysis. Information on government initiatives and main investments, export and import dynamics, and the most prominent industry participants is available in the report too. Besides, the study limelights possible future trends of the industry to 2017.
The research study also includes production and consumption statistics, trend analysis, comparative cost examination and SWOT analysis. Information on government initiatives and main investments, export and import dynamics, and the most prominent industry participants is available in the report too. Besides, the study limelights possible future trends of the industry to 2017.
Report Details:
The research study also includes production and consumption statistics, trend analysis, comparative cost examination and SWOT analysis. Information on government initiatives and main investments, export and import dynamics, and the most prominent industry participants is available in the report too. Besides, the study limelights possible future trends of the industry to 2017.
The research study also includes production and consumption statistics, trend analysis, comparative cost examination and SWOT analysis. Information on government initiatives and main investments, export and import dynamics, and the most prominent industry participants is available in the report too. Besides, the study limelights possible future trends of the industry to 2017.
Report Details:
Title: Potential of Indian Dairy Industry – 2017
Published: February, 2013
Pages: 77
Price: US$ 800.00
http://marketpublishers.com/report/food/dairy/potential-of-indian-dairy-industry-2017.html
Report Contents:
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. GLOBAL OVERVIEW
2.1 Global Milk Production
2.2 Global Milk Consumption
3. OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN DAIRY INDUSTRY
3.1 Uniqueness of the Indian Dairy Industry
4. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
5. MILK PRODUCTION IN INDIA
5.1 State-wise Milk Production in India
6. PER CAPITA AVAILABILITY OF MILK IN INDIA
6.1 State-wise Per capita Availability of Milk
7. MILK PRODUCTIVITY IN INDIA
Published: February, 2013
Pages: 77
Price: US$ 800.00
http://marketpublishers.com/report/food/dairy/potential-of-indian-dairy-industry-2017.html
Report Contents:
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. GLOBAL OVERVIEW
2.1 Global Milk Production
2.2 Global Milk Consumption
3. OVERVIEW OF THE INDIAN DAIRY INDUSTRY
3.1 Uniqueness of the Indian Dairy Industry
4. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
5. MILK PRODUCTION IN INDIA
5.1 State-wise Milk Production in India
6. PER CAPITA AVAILABILITY OF MILK IN INDIA
6.1 State-wise Per capita Availability of Milk
7. MILK PRODUCTIVITY IN INDIA
Source: Herald Online