A Study on Dealers Satisfaction Towards KOMUL Products Kolar.

Abstract

India is the world’s most important milk producer. India is recognized as the 'oyster' of the global milk industry and there are plenty of opportunities for global entrepreneurs. For any country in the world, using the largest and fastest rising milk and dairy market may be a dream. India’s dairy industry has been witnessing the rapid development of liberalization. The economy provides a great opportunity for multinational corporations and foreign investors to realize the full potential of the industry. The main goal of the dairy industry in India is to manage national resources to increase milk production and use innovative technologies to improve milk processing. Hybrid technology in the Indian dairy industry has increased the viability of milk units by increasing milk production per animal. Later milk production also increased at an exponential rate, and the benefits of increased milk production were also obtained from a modest reduction in the price of milk. However, the normal price environment of milk producers in the dairy industry in India seem3s to have weakened in the 1990s. After 1992, the actual price of milk was rejected. Then slowly regaining it. From 1992 until now, people began to doubt. In India, very early milking is seen as a tool for social and economic development. The country’s milk supply comes from millions of small producers separated in rural areas. All these farmers have an average of one or two cows, including cows and/or buffaloes.