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Wednesday, 28 July, 2021, 08 : 00 AM [IST] Nandita Vijay, Bengaluru Indian dairy sector is on a growth trajectory. Technology adoption has seen emergence of robotic milking machines, sensors to detect whether the cow is ready for milking or not, advanced processes to detect once milking starts to identify impurities, colour and quality of milk are in vogue. Then there is cattle monitoring drones, blockchain for product traceability which is used by Nestle and Kerala government, farm management technology and RFID (radio frequency identification technology) to spot cow activity. Yet another transformation on the dairy landscape which became ubiquitous is the use of apps for door delivery of milk. From Karnataka Milk Federation to Happy Milk to Organic Mandya, Country Delight and Milk Lane to name a few jumped on the bandwagon to ensure no disruption of milk supply to consumers during Covid-19 lockdown, while also ....
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The study on snacking attitudes of Indian consumers said that, as products with ‘free-from claims on packs raise consumer awareness about specific ingredients to avoid, the demand for such formulations will rise. ....
Mintel study finds 72% Indians are aware of plastic problems The research also found that 79% of Indians believe there s very little information on reducing packaging waste Aravkar: The widespread usage of plastics in food packaging indicates that it s largely not viable to eliminate plastics entirely In recent years, single-use plastic has emerged as one of the biggest environmental challenges. Latest research by Mintel, the experts in what consumers want and why, reveals that two-thirds of Indians (72%; 3,000 internet users aged above 18) are aware of and concerned about the issue of single-use plastic. But, four in five Indians (79%) say there s very little information on reducing packaging waste. ....