India is overflowing with Milk and Honey. People of India not only indulged in the consumption of these products but also dedicated themselves to the increased production of milk. Export Import Trade embraced the export of milk from India since 1995. 

Ever since the White Revolution in India, the milk and dairy industry has been flourishing. Indian Leaders realized the potential of milk and other dairy products and started exporting to the countries of the world. 

As the world crisis for milk and other dairy products increased India’s supplies of the same too increased. In the year 2000 milk export saw a huge hike and that encouraged to export more and earn more for the Indian dairy industry.

India exports milk to more than 15 countries but the neighbouring countries have the biggest advantage. India is located among the milk-deficit countries in Asia hence further increasing milk and dairy export.

Here are the top 5 countries India exports milk to:

• Bangladesh – 8.3 Cr – 6 k Tons
• Bhutan – 6 Cr – 1.8 k Tons
• Afghanistan – 3.8 cr – 2 k Tons
• Nepal – 3.27 Cr – 1.2 Tons
• Pakistan – 1 Cr – 822 Tons

The advantage of exporting to neighboring countries is that fresh milk can be exported and the transport is comparatively easy. Milk powder and other dairy products are also exported and yield huge returns.

Local milk sellers can also grab the opportunity and think about expanding their local business to international levels. The local milk sellers can become international traders if proper planning and management are done.

The countries in the European Union are also huge importers of milk from India. Indian milk is in demand all over the world. Indian leaders must come up with ideas and proper management to increase milk production in India and also simultaneously increase exports.

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