Android_Halwa Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 1 hour ago, CanadianMalodu said: Poultry is no longer a small farmer business in India. Even dairy is the same. I feel consumers will get a good deal due to supply surplus. Poultry is no longer a small farmer but dairy is. Even today, 90% of the milk producers are small and supplemental income earners. Allmost all of the nation’s successful co-operative societies back bone is milk production and has millions of milk producers as members. Ivala maa Baboru heritage tho paala yaaparam chestundu ante entho mandi small producers degara collect chesina milk tho ne kani sonthanga dairy, aavulu barrelu penchi kaadu kada… Quote
Android_Halwa Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 Global slow down and tariff war….ipudu oka golden chance India ki.. Domestic consumption increase and improve cheyadam…. 1 Quote
human1234 Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 5 hours ago, anna_gari_maata said: US has no enemies. Thatha is playing for nobel prize anduke ee hadavidi but he is also worried about Rus influence on Ind now Obama ki Nobel ichaaru. Trump ki kuda kaavali anta. Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 59 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: Poultry is no longer a small farmer but dairy is. Even today, 90% of the milk producers are small and supplemental income earners. Allmost all of the nation’s successful co-operative societies back bone is milk production and has millions of milk producers as members. Ivala maa Baboru heritage tho paala yaaparam chestundu ante entho mandi small producers degara collect chesina milk tho ne kani sonthanga dairy, aavulu barrelu penchi kaadu kada… Milk is only one part of the dairy. You have milk based processed products such as Cheese (including paneer), butter, yoghurt, ghee, lactose and whey which are again run by processed shops. Also, the consumption has preferences. American milk is bovine (cow originated). India has about half of the milk coming from buffaloes. Then our MF% vary as well, so does taste. US dairy businesses are more interested in processed dairy, not dumping millions of gallons of milk. Ultimately, consumers will get to choose. Quote
rad9 Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 Doesn't the US import a lot of pharmaceuticals from India? So, now US will source pharma from other countries? I also wonder if Trump will increase pressure on India by banning student and other visas till he gets what he wants. Quote
Board123 Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 I think a huge French company tried and didn't succeed Quote
anna_gari_maata Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 31 minutes ago, CanadianMalodu said: Milk is only one part of the dairy. You have milk based processed products such as Cheese (including paneer), butter, lactose and whey which are again run by processed shops. Also, the consumption has preferences. American milk is bovine (cow originated). India has about half of the milk coming from buffaloes. Then our MF% vary as well, so does taste. Ultimately, consumers will choose. Letting western breeds into India is genocidal for Indian cows. 1 Quote
ARYA Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 mana economy emmana thopa...nijame kada...ippudu AI vacchi IT job lu egipothe...entire middle class collapse ee kada mana country lo.. Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 3 hours ago, mazar said: north villages every household has cows and buffalos they dont buy milk and dairy products yes tier2/3 towns consume but they get stuff from the milkman living in near by villages. if milk import become cheap it will hit rural ppl. As a capitalist I am for free trade and choice to people but political reality is different Those that don't but, don't buy anyway. I don't think US wants to ship millions of gallons of "pasteurized milk" in planes or ships. The limited shelf life and the logistics part will be counterproductive for large volumes when compared to market size and profits. US dairy businesses are more interested in processed dairy such as Cheese, Yoghurt, Ghee, Butter, Whey, and Lactose. Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 5 minutes ago, anna_gari_maata said: Letting western breeds into India is genocidal for Indian cows. Huh? What Western breeds are we talking about? How are they being let in? Quote
Redarya Posted July 31 Report Posted July 31 1 hour ago, Android_Halwa said: Global slow down and tariff war….ipudu oka golden chance India ki.. Domestic consumption increase and improve cheyadam…. Ela raa vayyari. Nuvvu kani ni ancestors kani eppudu chemata panulu cheyyala. Pakkodini mingi bratikaru. You take the initiative, leave the job here and set up dairy farm Quote
mazar Posted August 1 Report Posted August 1 12 hours ago, CanadianMalodu said: Those that don't but, don't buy anyway. I don't think US wants to ship millions of gallons of "pasteurized milk" in planes or ships. The limited shelf life and the logistics part will be counterproductive for large volumes when compared to market size and profits. US dairy businesses are more interested in processed dairy such as Cheese, Yoghurt, Ghee, Butter, Whey, and Lactose. these products majority of india especially lower class dont buy. they either make them at home or dont consume these are consumed by well of and they dont need any reduction in prices or need to have choice Quote
CanadianMalodu Posted August 1 Report Posted August 1 1 hour ago, mazar said: these products majority of india especially lower class dont buy. they either make them at home or dont consume these are consumed by well of and they dont need any reduction in prices or need to have choice Huh? How do you define well off? Don't need to have a choice aa? What's free market then? Quote
mazar Posted August 1 Report Posted August 1 4 hours ago, CanadianMalodu said: Huh? How do you define well off? Don't need to have a choice aa? What's free market then? well of ante upper middle class and above they are minor segment of india no need for choice at the cost of producers. free market doesnt work for india Quote
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