india produces the most milk in the world.
india produces the most milk in the world.
who produces the most milk in the world?
india
due to the world war ii, demand for ghee in military establishments had increased. khurody had joined the government of bombay state as the deputy milk commissioner to serve the state which was still struggling to cope up with the pressures of subsidized milk supplies during the war period. he implemented a "safe milk policy" and new laws which stipulated that commercial establishments like hotels should use only skimmed milk, which was imported and supplied by the government at an enhanced price. the "safe milk policy" would, years later, be promoted by unicef in europe. the profits generated by the sale of imported skimmed milk helped to accumulate a corpus that was put in use to establish a buffalo colony at aarey, a suburb on the eastern side of bombay, which came to be known as aarey milk colony. before that, he had undertaken a study of the kaira model where almost 80 percent of the total daily production of 400 mt of milk was being converted into ghee or skimmed milk. he arranged for the procurement of milk from polson's dairy in anand in large quantities for supply in bombay, under a scheme named as "bombay milk scheme". the aarey milk colony was established in 1949 and officially inaugurated by the then prime minister jawaharlal nehru in 1951. the colony engaged modern technologies of milk processing, toning, sterilizing, large-scale cheese production and logistics. in 1953, unicef coordinated with khurody, inspired by his aarey colony, on various other projects. the colony at that time had about 15000 buffalos and was also a tourist spot for foreigners. , the colony spread over with numerous cattle sheds where owners could entrust their buffaloes to be accommodated and tended to, at a nominal fee. unicef provided for technology and finances to develop the dairy industry in india. it financed 1.5 million towards construction of dairy at worli in mumbai. in may 1963, worli dairy was inaugurated after efforts of khurody and unicef. the dairy was then the world's largest milk processing unit with a daily capacity of .
dara nusserwanji khurody
in the early 1990s, southeast asian countries, including indonesia, experienced very rapid economic development. as people's purchasing power increases, the need for a healthy lifestyle and high-quality food ingredients also increases. unfortunately the need for this is mostly filled with imported products, one of which is milk using imported powdered milk. the problem of imported milk which is very much in indonesia is the initial idea of ​​the formation of pt greenfields indonesia. on march 14, 1997, pt greenfields indonesia was born to a group of australian and indonesian business people who had expertise in the field of agribusiness. the company began by developing farms in babadan village, mount kawi, east java, a place with a cool temperature environment for special dairy cows imported from australia. in april 1999 the construction of a milk processing facility began operating in june 2000. the milk produced by this farm is high quality milk and fulfills the world's strictest requirements in microbiology. pt greenfields indonesia produces pasteurized milk and uht milk in several different types, flavors and packaging sizes. at present, greenfields farms have more than 10,000 cattle with holstein and jersey species. in addition to serving the domestic market, more than 50% of the production of pt greenfields indonesia is marketed in singapore, malaysia, hong kong, the philippines and other countries in the region. now greenfields has grown from dairy companies to dairy companies that not only produce milk but other milk derivative products such as yogurt, cheese and whipping cream.
greenfields (dairy company)