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India’s Dairy Sector Rethinks Supply Trust & Nutrition Strategy
Jan 09, 2026

India’s Dairy Sector Rethinks Supply Trust & Nutrition Strategy

India’s dairy industry — long anchored in high production volumes but thin value realisation — is undergoing strategic recalibration around supply reliability, consumer trust and long-term nutrition v...Read More

Year end review of Animal Husbandry and Dairy  for the year 2025
Jan 09, 2026

Year end review of Animal Husbandry and Dairy for the year 2025

Hon'ble Prime Minister inaugurates Regional Center of Excellence (CoE) for Indigenous Breeds established at Motihari with an investment of Rs 33.80 crore. Genotyping of 75000 animals from the first...Read More

Fog & Frost Pose New Risks to Agriculture & Dairy in Punjab
Jan 08, 2026

Fog & Frost Pose New Risks to Agriculture & Dairy in Punjab

Persistent dense fog and dropping temperatures across Punjab — especially around Ludhiana and surrounding districts — are raising fresh concerns for both agriculture and dairy sectors, as winter weath...Read More

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From Forecast to Fact: 2025 Lessons, 2026 Dairy Outlook
Jan 01, 2026

From Forecast to Fact: 2025 Lessons, 2026 Dairy Outlook

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

India–NZ Dairy FTA: Safeguards or Silent Slippages?
Dec 26, 2025

India–NZ Dairy FTA: Safeguards or Silent Slippages?

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

Vision 2047: India’s Dairy Development Roadmap
Dec 21, 2025

Vision 2047: India’s Dairy Development Roadmap

As India moves steadily toward Vision 2047, the dairy sector stands at a strategic inflection point. From being a food security instrument in the decades following Independence, dairy has evolved into...Read More

Global Dairy Dynamics: Innovation, Sustainability & Inclusion
Dec 18, 2025

Global Dairy Dynamics: Innovation, Sustainability & Inclusion

The International Dairy Processing Conference (IDPC) 2026, organised by the Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) at Yashobhoomi Convention Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi on 7 January 2026, will serve as...Read More

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U.S. Dietary Guidelines Overhaul Raises Dairy, Meat
Jan 09, 2026

U.S. Dietary Guidelines Overhaul Raises Dairy, Meat

The newly released 2025–2030 U.S. Dietary Guidelines, unveiled by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Department of Agriculture, represent a major shift in federal nutrition policy, placing...Read More

Spoiled Dairy Becomes 3D Printing Plastic
Jan 07, 2026

Spoiled Dairy Becomes 3D Printing Plastic

Researchers patent a biomaterial from wasted milk proteins, creating biodegradable 3D printing filament and a potential new revenue stream for dairy. Excess milk that once flowed down farm drains duri...Read More

Milk production declines amid rising water costs
Jan 07, 2026

Milk production declines amid rising water costs

Dairy producers across Victoria are facing a tightening operating environment, with declining milk flows and escalating water and fodder costs, according to the Dairy Australia Situation and Outlook Y...Read More

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Technology, Automation, Packaging & Food Safety

By DairyNews7x7•Published on January 01, 2026

Technology is now the backbone of modern dairying. From digital milk testing and traceability systems to smart factories and real-time quality monitoring, technology adoption is improving efficiency while reducing losses.

Automation is addressing labour shortages and hygiene challenges, particularly in medium and large plants. Robotic handling, automated CIP, and intelligent filling lines are becoming standard rather than aspirational. These investments are critical for consistency, especially as dairies scale operations.

Packaging innovations—aseptic packs, portion-controlled formats, and sustainable materials—are extending shelf life and expanding market reach. IQF technology is opening new possibilities in frozen dairy ingredients, desserts, and export-oriented products.

Food safety and certification form the final, non-negotiable layer. Global markets demand compliance with Codex, FSSC, ISO, and residue norms, while domestic consumers are becoming increasingly quality-conscious. Robust testing infrastructure and integrity in compliance are essential—not just for exports, but for sustaining trust at home.

Together, technology, automation, packaging, and food safety define the credibility and competitiveness of India’s dairy sector in the years ahead.

The session "Importance of Automation, Packaging & IQF in Dairy for Efficiency and Quality" will focus on how automation, innovative packaging solutions, and Individual Quick Freezing (IQF) technologies enhance operationalefficiency, productquality, andsafety in thedairy sector. These advanced solutions reduce manual intervention, ensure product consistency, extend shelf life, and meet regulatory and consumer expectations for quality and sustainability.

This session will further empower dairy industry leaders, technologists, and policymakers with practical knowledge and best practices to leverage automation, packaging, and IQF technologies for sustainable growth and quality assurance.

Expected Outcomes of the Session:

  • -  Clear understanding of how automation reduces costs, enhances production efficiency, and assures food safety.
  • -  Insights into packaging innovations that protect quality while appealing to eco-conscious consumers.
  • -  Awareness of IQF technology’s role in preserving product integrity and improving supply chain flexibility.
  • -  Actionable strategies for dairy processors to implement automation and advanced freezing techniques to meet growing market demands with superior quality and efficiency.

    Moderator: - Mr Sanjay Grover, Vice President- International Business Division, Kirloskar Pneumatic

    Esteemed Speakers:

    • -  Mr Subhasis Roy, Co-founder, Cloverleaf Global Solutions Pvt Ltd
    • -  Mr Parag Patwardhan, Vice President, Nichrome India
    • -  Mr Tamal Chatterjee, Chief Growth Officer, Sid’s Farms
    • -  Dr Soji Abraham Poovelil, CEO - International Business & Special Projects,

      Rinac India Ltd

    Source : Dairynews7x7 Jan 1st 2026 IDPC 2026 TPCI

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