Why Big Dairy Companies Struggle In India

With its dairy-heavy diet of curries and yogurt drinks, India seemed a likely place for the French dairy company Danone to find success when it entered the country in 2011. But by 2018, Danone ceased operations of its Indian dairy division.
India is the world's top producer and consumer of dairy - in 2018 alone, the country's 75 million dairy farmers produced 410 billion pounds of milk, about 22% of global production. With this and its dairy-heavy diet of curries and yogurt drinks, the giant French dairy company Danone hoped to find success in the country, opening its own production line in 2011.
This division failed to account for more than 10% of its sales in India, the vast majority instead coming from its 'specialized nutrition' segment. Analysts say that India's highly localized, fractured dairy industry confounded Danone, a company accustomed to the relatively more consolidated dairy industries of the US and its native France.
Moreover, Danone isn't the only large dairy producer that's had trouble in the Indian market. Indian companies like Amul and Mother Dairy and multinational companies like Nestle have less than an estimated 10% of overall market share despite being in the company much longer than Danone.
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Why Big Dairy Companies Struggle In India

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

They tried to *sell milk to the people who have a cow :-)*

[@frz04]

😂😂

[@shwetabhxfit]

Exactly 😂

[@iknowvator3828]

😂😂😂

[@elnicedude559]

And make yogurt themselves.

[@09NXN06]

LMAO!

[@abhigyanbg5764]

Why do foreign dairy companies fail in India? -"Amul doodh peeta hai India."

[@uditprabhakar4262]

Oh good god ... Dave thing struck my mind 🤣🤣

[@nikmaverik4947]

😂😂😂😂😂🙏

[@swanandik8351]

True😀😀

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@tejasthetraveller9628]

😂😂😂😂

[@dhruvkumar7802]

It is as simple as:- Why would I purchase packaged milk when someone is milking a cow right in front of me.

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@amoghus]

@@MS.Paints I'm too poor and can't afford the alternatives so no thanks I'll stick to milk.

[@MS.Paints]

@@amoghus Today you can't afford the alternatives ! Tomorrow the Earth couldn't afford you. Anyway it will get rid of all of us one day with in decades. Before even trying to know if it's really expensive or the milk is the one which is expensive as hell !!? You said you can't afford. But in long run most people can't afford hospital bills so anyway you can't save anything. Instead Cruelty free options are better and have all the nutrients and literally saves ourselves from lifestyle diseases as well. Just the fact is people are ignorant about what's going on and want taste and fun in life !! That's it. It's a complete myth that alternatives are expensive. As I'm Vegan and an Indian I save tons of money annually. And I'm fittest and healthiest ever.

[@vashishtshaurya]

@@MS.Paints no it isn’t, link your facts lol

[@yubi-kun958]

@@MS.Paints indians can become Vegetarian, not Vegans.

[@bobbyman410]

Why Apple fails in India Why Netflix fails in India Why big dairy companies fail in India My recommendation for next video: Why CNBC fails in India

[@jayshreekadam1203]

😁🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thenikhilway]

Apple fails in India because Apple is too expensive and Indians prefer Value for Money. Netflix failed in India because its Content is different from our Society thinking and useless for us.🙄

[@amoghus]

Netflix failed in india ? I think they doing pretty well actually.

[@amoghus]

@Black War ig they loosing to homegrown ott platforms

[@amoghus]

@Black War idk where u live but where I am smaller ott platforms like aha and Sun tv and many more are also famous those mostly have south indian movies and are extremely cheap.

[@Vedrajrm]

So local farmers beat a multinational corporation. Only in India

[@mitesh2k3]

That's power of a common man in India

[@InderjitSingh12]

good. fk foreign companies

[@smartbaba1321]

It happens only in India 😂😂😂

[@zuboy4272]

you are too dumb to see that ! multinational corporations worked in China , bigger than India , and look China SKIPED industrialization , straight from medieval to modern and we Indians are too self centered locally , even big corporations failed to introduce modern ways , better quantity ( for Indian population ) and better quality and more reliability and of course JOBSS ! , we still live in dark ages in some countries in means of educations or opportunities This is why India failed to be new China for manpower or for business , and our economy is not big as Chinese nor in GDP PPP or in Per capita

[@zuboy4272]

@@mitesh2k3 More like Ignorance

[@remokim5066]

CNBC is even beating BBC in terms of old stock photos of India.

[@ayushsingh1943]

Ha ha ha ha

[@varunreddy8557]

Remo Kiltol true!

[@shivamgambhir8388]

Remo Kiltol the most epic comment ever 😂

[@smallik8584]

Best burn I have seen in a while

[@jzk2020]

They are not old stock photos.... they are using stock footage from 2017-2019. So its not old.

[@adityakrishna4172]

That good old love between western media and old Delhi's old pictures is stronger than that of Romeo and Juliet.

[@divineflu34567]

@Patrick Baptist still a whole documentry on us you lose your credibility there

[@ME-qu1ud]

@Patrick Baptist then why do you click in a vedio of India if you are not interested?

[@drinkwoter]

@Patrick Baptist from what i have seen indians are obsessed with trashing almost every documentary about using certain music and certain places.

[@truthinyourface7345]

@Patrick Baptist but that picture is still relevant to this day I have been there

[@dwijbhandari7914]

@@drinkwoter It happens when certain music and certain pictures that show a place in a bad light are used again and again. For example, I don’t like when someone uses pictures of abandoned factories when they show Detroit, it is wrong and misleading to a certain extent.

[@pritamaarush3427]

MAKE a Video called: Why CNBC is Struggling in India? Edit: tq for 703 likes

[@prachetmakwana6011]

Now 23 Cheers lool

[@pritamaarush3427]

Cheers

[@nc-pf3qm]

64

[@praveen2919]

Now 110 +1 =111

[@praveen2919]

@Shweta K V soja bhai 😁

[@hiccup212]

*Well you are bound to fail if you sell GEE instead of GHEE.*

[@jassasingh1194]

Hiccup because it sounds like a PEE

[@swagatamukherjee6155]

loo

[@2710shine]

Lol

[@BlackMamba-lt8oe]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 yeah man

[@princeshezy007]

yea they should pronounce it as EGCHEE

[@kevinavila9489]

Nice to hear that hundreds of local companies profit instead of one big international corporation

[@brajeshsingh2391]

that is also a very good point. the food market is held by small enterprises which is good thing. however it is also true that the large informal economy is a stumbling block to our overall development.

[@dv9239]

Even better It's millions of local farmers profiting instead of a corporation

[@ChandanSingh-ej2hu]

@@blokin5039 And? You think a corporate cashing in on all their hard earned profit would have been better?

[@sauravthegreat]

After that Why India fails in everything.

[@niks660097]

@@brajeshsingh2391 it doesn't, that was the point of entire white revolution..

[@smartbaba1321]

0:33 buffaloes chilling after destroying Danone & nestle. 🤣🤣

[@ne4752]

Lmao 😂

[@user-yr1cs1pw6h]

😂😂😂 *THE VICTORY BATH*

[@rupamsinha7841]

Living in india all my life and never heard of this brand also...😂😂

[@vivekjkumar5797]

In South India, people prefer local govt owned diary companies. Other than amul cheese and butter, people don't buy anything from Amul.

[@rupamsinha7841]

@@vivekjkumar5797 I live in Maharashtra we take milk from local gaushalas not from govt owned but yeah we buy cheese, butter, shrikhand all of these and mostly prefer amul.. because we prefer A2 milk. And by south india means where? Which state excatly?

[@Baru_boy]

@@vivekjkumar5797 good for them i guess 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@laba3423]

@@vivekjkumar5797 every state does that , south is not some special place , punjab has verka haryana has vita , rajasthan has saras

[@ankit4323]

Amul is an Emotion which Companies from other Country won't understand.

[@vishakhasaini3422]

*Amul doodh peeta hai India* ❤️ Even when my family owns a cow.This song...I remember in a heartbeat.

[@varali915]

@@vishakhasaini3422 Amul is all north. Gawd you forget us deep south indians a lot.

[@vishakhasaini3422]

@@varali915 , It is fine if you don't use the product. I don't either even if I am from north, I just like the song. Brings lots of childhood memories.

[@rohitparbat4631]

True

[@ym9027]

Yeah no

[@mandystop1077]

Looks like Danone didn't hear the slogan *Amul doodh peeta hei india* 😂

[@lionelkart646]

😂🤣

[@YTworld-69]

And also Mother Dairy

[@mandystop1077]

@@YTworld-69 it's popular but that much compared to Amul Kyuki Amul doodh peeta hei india😂

[@ujjwalsharma427]

😂😂😂😂✌💪

[@user_sandeepkumar]

😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣

[@user-wf7ic9hu4r]

"Amul doodh peeta hai India"(slogan of Amul) which means "India drinks Amul's Milk".

[@Maddcat1979]

Not the whole India, mostly the poor who can't afford their own cows.

[@chahatpatel7337]

@@Maddcat1979 according to you rich people doing dairy farming...😆🤣🤣🤣

[@user-wf7ic9hu4r]

@@chahatpatel7337 it's not about rich or poor Mostly who have vast lands or less land doesn't matter Who belongs to farming and stuff They usually do this and we should respect them for providing milk and feeding us

[@suhridguha2560]

@@Maddcat1979 dude only urban people drink amul milk mostly. lol you can't sell milk to a dairy farmer lol

[@himanish1214]

@@Maddcat1979 lol I am an middle class and drink Amul doodh with Almonds it's not about poor

[@shrutisuresh171]

How would you know a country when you don’t know it’s correct map

[@ihateyouall4641]

Yesss somebody said it

[@krishn3405]

I am checking all the comments to find anyone commented about our map

[@Daudkhan226]

How's it wrong? It's correct.. Disputed states aren't included

[@devrajsood5525]

Its the correct map, India doesnt have de facto control over areas it claims and the map taught in school

[@devrajsood5525]

@Rohit Tiwari there is no such thing, government records mein jaake pata karlo ki line of control kya hai jammu mein. Humein school mein jo map sikhate hain wo galat hai. Pakistan ki ek poori state hai gilgit baltistan naam ki jo "correct map" (tere hisabse) mein india ke andar hai. India kya territory claim karta hai aur kya territory govern karta hai yeh do alag cheezein hoti hain, apni national pride ke chakkar mein andhe hone ka koi faeda nhi hai. Jis territory ko tu india ka bata raha hai waha se pakistan aur china ke beech ka national highway jata hai, karakoram highway naam ka. Aur agar yeh propoganda lag raha hai toh kabhi vpn daalke google maps pe check karlena😂😂, pakistan ke vpn pe alag dikhaega, india ke vpn pe alag, china ke vpn pe alag. USA ka vpn daalke dekhlena ki india kitna area control karta hai aur bachpan se tu gadha hi banke baitha hai😂😂

[@rajk.9098]

Everytime they show old Delhi to represent India. Then I think you should show ghettos in New York to represent US

[@rajk.9098]

@Science Geek Fool's don't understand the real point

[@hith4943]

@Science Geek bhai point toh smj yr😂

[@hith4943]

@@rajk.9098 bhai point nhi smj paaya science geek

[@gamingsingh4004]

Newyork is only represented by ‘time square’ idk why Indians getting freaked out of it, also there is no place called ‘old delhi’. There is ‘Delhi’ and there is ‘New Delhi’. What they shown is that not part of india ? Or is that part we are ashamed of or something? Instead of improving that part which is shown in the video we talking about now showing it at all, so turning your head on something you dont like is not going to make it go away

[@shimondzakovchich]

Yes, you are right, it's an old habit of western media. They will show the same chaotic image of old Delhi even when talking something positive about India.

[@alborg4607]

I was busy studying for my exams which I failed twice😅 and now I am watching how big dairy companies are struggling in INDIA.

[@randomdude9135]

Don't worry, dude. You're not alone. I've failed in 3 subjects in two sems.

[@randomdude9135]

Seriously need to study this sem. 😃

[@vickymnayak]

Same situation 😂😂

[@alborg4607]

to all who have failed *RISE AND GRIND FELLAS*

[@kishore369]

Depends on the grade. If you are in lower class ( middle school ) then chill

[@italiantwat5136]

It's like opening barber shop in Pakistan to shave their beards.

[@admiralgeneralAladeen]

Or in Punjab.

[@Imperfect5252]

@@admiralgeneralAladeen chup

[@UsSnYl]

Updated the Channel Name recently?

[@activegamervlogger8063]

Ur so racist and not all men have beards here actually if u look into it

[@arfanbashir1759]

Stop being so racist. Not all of us wear beards.

[@adityaaman3374]

It should be renamed as "why foreign dairy companys are struggling in india"

[@alborg4607]

I'm living in a tier 3 city in India and trust me people here don't consider buying packaged milk daily. they think that it's not that much nutritional and healthy. instead we have small milkmans based in city who supplies milk daily on a motorcycle or recently they are opening small stores within the neighbourhood. to me this method is far more sustainable. my family themselves buy milk from a farmer which is milked from cows couple of hours before it's delivered to us and it tastes so much wholesome and better than the packaged ones.👍 that's the reason they struggle packaged milk lacks *TASTE*

[@shivam.mishra7300]

Bro,u serious!?people usually buy packed milk in city's mainly amul❤

[@alborg4607]

@@shivam.mishra7300 not everywhere.

[@samarpreet605]

@@alborg4607 In my home Mother dairy milk comes and i think its really good.

[@manab.baruah]

You're living in fools paradise. I have seen milkman mixing tap water with milk gazillion times. I don't remember the last time I bought milk from local vendors.

[@alborg4607]

@tzarbg123 purchasing milk from local farmers is the best and sustainable approach. in processing of milk by companies most of the nutrients and cream is lost

[@VishalVNavekar]

No, Indians don't eat creamy curries daily, in fact most parts of india never eat them, they are just remenants of Mughal Royal kitchen. India consumes milk mostly in its raw form, in the form of clarified butter, yoghurt and others, most of these products are home-made.

[@miller0079]

I bet most of the outsiders don't even know how powerful is real ghee

[@muhammadrayhan6958]

Vishal V. Navekar the word “no indians don’t eat creamy curries daily” mean every indian eat creamy curry

[@srim5501]

@@muhammadrayhan6958 he meant ' No, Indians don't eat ....'

[@muhammadrayhan6958]

oh. i see

[@sd8313]

I’m Indian can confirm

[@poojarai5820]

I wish india can be so efficient in other sectors too. Feeling proud of Amul!

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@JaiSiyaRamjii]

because milk sector have not MSP we do milk bussiness on contract basis . thats why its flourishing . but other primary sector dont have contract bussiness they have MSP on agri products thats why they only remain confine to MSP. Depend on govt . never tried to sell their product as we do milk bussiness . now ,fortunately modi govt has order that we can sell product to other sellers also rather than mandis its good thing . I am producing products on the basis of demand in India and foreign .and selling to small coorporates and industries who uses these products as a raw material .

[@AA-re8jd]

@Lightning Muhking govt already agreed on giving court access

[@thenikhilway]

India can be self sufficient in a other sector also but problem is with farmers and with food storage management. Farmers overproduce some crops on which they get high MSP like Wheat. Every year Wheat overproduction causes problems while storage other problem with food management. Every year tonnes of crops get spoil but still many indian sleeping hungry because of poor management.

[@rajulrathi9886]

@@MS.Paints trueee

[@kannansivakumar1873]

Danone: We gonna come india Amul : Amul dooth peetha he india Game over

[@vipulsingh3142]

0:33 buffaloes chilling after destroying every goddamn multinational company selling dairy products . Thug life lol🤣🤣

[@smartbaba1321]

😂😂 superrr s uperrrrr

[@leonidasyaduwanshi6713]

That's India dude 🤗🤗😌😌😌

[@nicpiyu]

भाई....प्रणाम ले तू..... दिल जीत लिया....

[@gobimurugesan2411]

Their milk is very thick and tasty compared to cow milk don't know y

[@gobimurugesan2411]

@@rajeev188 it's also tastes good and more health. Yes may be not suitable for city people. Consume it before exercise.

[@Photographerindian]

private companies only work to make money and the don't work for farmers while co-operative like AMUL work for farmers who are also the owners.

[@devonrusinek5807]

Yes. But that's not to say a private company couldn't work to provide ethically and environmentally sourced food.

[@PHlophe]

i think if india did not have this one strong tradition in place, they would have swallowed the country whole with their industrial packaged stuff. to me this clip is music to my ears . now how do we introduce old traditions back in this country is mystery to me.

[@dco5055]

Everyone can't be a farmer or your society won't ever advance as they will be to busy doing that. Just like every 1st world country when they learned how to mass farm their encomy grew very fast.

[@niteshbansal3142]

its because of private that dairy survived , and your so called coperatives install plant at much higher cost , sell b2b products at a subsidise rates in which actually private dairies are working and sell mass products at higher rates if there is equal rights to private and cooperatives then farmer will win and consumer will win

[@Ilovepineapple]

Jubsy Saddinger Is that so? Well we house almost 20% of world’s population, are the cases of communal violences really more than fifth of the ones reported worldwide? Stop watching those propagandas from British media outlets.

[@rajatsharma2496]

When i tell my milkman to stop delivering milk because he's putting a lot of water in it ..he refused and says I'm giving milk in this house before you were born... And i will continue it. Sometimes it's not about business it's about emotions

[@PriusRaj]

If he wants to continue his business maybe he should stop watering it down then.

[@exponentialcomplexity3051]

Just because he has been serving your house for years pits you under no obligation to continue with his services is it's not good. We changed our 22 year old milk man 2 years ago and the milk quality improved a lot for just a bit higher price.

[@tourmelion9221]

He's a scammer, if it was anything to do with emotion and honor he wouldn't scam you. This isn't how you make a living, he needs to learn to act properly and that these untruthful practices won't benifit him in the long term

[@sundarkanya1602]

@@tourmelion9221 atleast they add only water not preservatives and chemicals

[@jitendrasaini4913]

You showed wrong map of India, this is not a mistake. That's also a problem with You people and a reason why your businesses fail. you should respect feelings of other people.

[@rooplekhahazarika2191]

It's actually the correct map ... Stop getting butthurt

[@agnithesuryavanshi522]

@@plowe6751 removed half kashmir and laddakh

[@beowulf555]

@@rooplekhahazarika2191 How is that the correct map weirdo. You support the terrorist and communist regimes?!!

[@ravih175]

I am reporting this.

[@rajdeepnaha1242]

Yes... Ladakh and half of kashmir is not there..... They did not go to geography classes ig

[@AntyViral]

Haryana-A state in western India.🤣🤣 CNBC skipped geography classes.

[@mohitaggarwal7583]

@@gaurav0narwal north India

[@Rohandutt]

Yeah they’re right northwest of India

[@tajtourguide.415]

They are right

[@anujsharma8807]

@@Rohandutt what's north then mate ?

[@AntyViral]

Is that GOT effect that now only Winterfell to be called North🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NikhilYadav-mj6wj]

Thanks to Dr. Verghese Kurien the dairy sector in india is free from foreign corporations.

[@user-xi2zt8jx3g]

is cow one of your god ?

[@nithishnithish504]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g nope,cow is considered as a sacred symbol

[@kman6520]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g we consider cows as our mother.

[@omshree2448]

@@kman6520 no, we dont

[@kaiwalyaghotkar832]

@@user-xi2zt8jx3g as said in video, Cows are common animal in India , we used to treat like pet animal eg. Dog , there attachment with them , there is worshipping part also.

[@themoonkeeper271]

I am the daughter of a nuclear family where both parents worked. My mom never made yogurt at home. But we knew best yogurt or ghee wasn't the packaged one, but those available in local halwai.

[@infinitebeing1119]

Most of the packed yogurt filled with excessive sugar.🤮

[@exponentialcomplexity3051]

@@infinitebeing1119 Is it? If you really mean yogurt then yes, because yogurt is supposed to have sugar. It's a sweet dish. But dahi doesn't. Even packaged dahi doesn't contain sugar as far as my experience goes.

[@ruturajyadav5130]

I am from a tier 3 city in Maharashtra and which has one of the the biggest dairies (Gokul) in MH, yet when my daughter just started drinking milk it was from a "Gauli" or a local farmer. Trust me the fat accumulated would make heaps of curd, butter and ghee. Best milk ever - sourced locally

[@himanigautam3995]

If u sell me "gee" when i ask for "ghee" then obviously i won't disturb u again 😂😂

[@tequilajoe518]

Lol😂😂😂

[@Abhyuday_rai]

Lol

[@bhagyashreegupta7338]

😂

[@Hm-dh1vu]

?

[@spellbinder6818]

It’s better sounding than Vegan, gluten free, organic Muhng Dahl Bowl…

[@mrityunjayahiremath3951]

Rename the title as 'Why Danone is failing in India'

[@nupurvdakwale8958]

Lmao true, Americans think if their brand isn't working in india the entire industry is fractured 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@shreyanksurve8100]

@@MS.Paints you're crazy or what? Cows/buffalos don't drink 600 litres of water and still they give like 5-6 litres of milk everyday🤺

[@MS.Paints]

@@shreyanksurve8100 Do you use water only for drinking ?! No ! Right. Only 8 glasses of water is sufficient for a day. But you can't ignore the water you flush , you bath , you wash clothes , washing vegetables etc and the list goes on. When a single person uses lots of gallons of water each day ! Can you imagine billions of cattles not only drink water but also we need tonnes of litres water just for cleaning their filth and maintaining it. Not only that when billions of animals are killed like fish , cows , chickens , pigs etc each day all over the planet and creating a huge toxic waste dump made of animal parts and that requires enormous amount of water for sure to clean the mess. Human demand for milk and meat is so high that it's creating havoc on earth and animal farming is the biggest reason for deforestation and global warming and they consume more than 78% of our agricultural produce to grow up so that humans could eat them. The list goes on....... STOP ANIMAL CRUELTY !! kzbin.info/www/bejne/moTNdmuurMRgesk

[@ramsengar1761]

@@MS.Paints you are wrong we indian do not use water to clean filth because most of us have 2 or 3 cattle whose filth collected by hand and dumped in to fields and use it as manure and second cattles have no clothes and they do not bath on daily basis. I lived in my village half of my life and I know that a normal cow drink 40 ltrs of water in a day and gives an average of 8 ltrs of milk whole year we can use there filth as manure and for biogas and we love them.

[@r1a933]

We have our own local milk producers, i don't want to drink company chemicals.

[@cocacct931]

2:04 oh hello u r showing the wrong indian flag yall being such big organization with these kind of silly mistakes shame on you

[@MatrixP777]

that's a disputed region maybe that's why

[@libeist]

What! what do u mean, some bodies land provoking by some one and telling its not ur land, its an disputed area. What are u teliing u stud

[@ravishukla0813]

It's not flag it's map 🗺️

[@TibbsFrankies]

Its the correct map we Indians should accept this at this point

[@ravishukla0813]

Showing indian map in wrong way is good way to attract fund from leftist and separatist. Understand there problem. Money and power is what they need ,no matter how many die or displace.

[@ParmjitSinghPawar]

Haryana is western state of india?? which india map is your team looking at :P

[@drunkcat1713]

Probably martian

[@jatinhooda4055]

Technically it's north western

[@SaurabhMishra-tt5qt]

It's in north india

[@PHlophe]

they asked for a pre-partition draft from the raj era, clearly

[@vpsingh8583]

East-Up map. they're lookin at the map sideways.

[@smartbaba1321]

Reason... Me - 1ltr milk Amul or motherdairy Shopkeeper - I have Denon Me - F##k off m going to next shop

[@robinjewellersgurgaon9428]

100% Right

[@utkarshkumarsingh8897]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Nandini is way better. I skip the shop if they don't have Nandini.

[@hubbabubba5037]

I love Nandini Mysore pak and mango lassi 😋

[@TNTExplodesLOL]

200% accurate!

[@apoorvas6062]

I had no idea epigamia was Indian, I literally buy like 20 packets every week😂

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@prakshijain6861]

@@MS.Paints so cow drink that water or what??

[@MS.Paints]

@@prakshijain6861 the maintenance of shed ! The food mixture , cleaning of the filth created in farms etc not only that ! But also the fresh water pollution caused by this. But let's imagine we have enough water but still the forced artificial insemination , dehorning , calf seperation , use of antibiotics and oxytocin etc. Are painful enough to make our gau mata go through intense labour each year for maximum milk yield. Where a cow could naturally live upto 26 years. Today the excessive demand for milk has lead to death of cows as early as 6 to 7 years. Last but not the least ! Have you ever imagined where do those billions of cows go after serving us her milk and what about those male calves who can't give milk but take birth in the process?! Yeah sadly India is 2nd largest beef exporter in the world being a majorly hindu country. We think people of other religions are killing the cows. But no ! They are the same cows whom weren't capable of giving us milk and illegally ended up to slaughter for maximum profit by extracting beef and leather. Milk is very important part of Indian cuisine. From sweets , bread , biscuits , many recipes , health drinks , tea , coffee , chocolates etc we don't use milk just for health ( which is a myth because today we consume mostly hormone injected milk and those desi cows are very rare ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHrOeGOtp5qZnpo

[@MS.Paints]

@Gaurav Thakur 8025 learn to build some patience in life and have etiquettes !! Your "ffs" won't do any good to the world. You don't even have patience to completely write down "for fcuk's sake". It's easy to say criticize other's until the wave starts hitting you personally. Wait till then !! Ohhh sorry but you don't have patience so be prepared for the worst. Good luck 😏

[@darkknightrises3571]

Nobody can mess with Indian dairy company AMUL It's more than a emotion here 😂

[@mr.curious8964]

This is how economy should work... Locally.. That's good for the whole ecosystem....

[@jascrandom9855]

Not really, no.

[@zuboy4272]

as Indian , NO NOPE NOOOO !!

[@narenderbadoni6670]

@@zuboy4272 what makes you say that?

[@prashanthb6521]

But with increased quality.

[@mughalspy]

@@narenderbadoni6670 Food safety concerns

[@Thomas-lk5cu]

This is definitely a big WIN for India. More countries should realize that these evil corporations are up to no good, and keep them away by forming commercial alliances between small and local farms. That’s how we do it here in Denmark as well, and we still have farm fresh milk in all our supermarkets, delivered daily and no more than 12-18 hours old when hitting the shelves.

[@vinaykrishna8454]

Very true Thomas. Ofcourse there's Scandinavia's help in this case. Most of the cows that are milked in India are hybrids from your side of the world. Lately there has been increasing trend towards Indian cow breeds under organic dairying which give way better nutritional value but lower yield. Perhaps it will take longer time. But ppl in India are changing slowly and steadily and want a healthy lifestyle.

[@Thomas-lk5cu]

@@vinaykrishna8454 I didn't know about that, thanks for enlightening me! Yea we do see the same trends here in Scandinavia, where organic produce is becoming more and more popular. Most grocery stores have even put a ban on cage eggs, and conditions for livestock are generally improving as well. Now we can buy free range meat almost anywhere, and fish is getting more popular as well. Believe me, when I say this: The evil corporation do everything to change their image towards "healthier" products, but it's still the same crap they're selling. Basically they take a product, process it in order to raise profit margins, and resell it in a much lower quality than if it was bought as raw produce and processed in people's homes.

[@vinaykrishna8454]

@@Thomas-lk5cu hope ppl understand this...that the big companies are here to make just profit and not serve ppl good product for what they charge. I can give u a small example here... While I was living in country side during my childhood days, we used get fresh milk from the milkmen who had max 5 cows...his family used to supply the milk within a square km and we would make weekly payments to them. This way everyone was happy. right now I live in Bangalore (it's a big metro and IT n start-up capital of India) and the milk we get here is sourced from small farmers through co-op societies to One of the biggest milk producer co-ops in India under brand Nandini. Yes they use all the latest tech and hygienic methods to store it for nearly 2 days. But they don't taste the way fresh milk do. Karnataka, my state is milk surplus by more than 2 million litres per day. While the demand is 6 million litres per day. Imagine the scale and number of dairy units to process and produce different kinds of products. Even the state govt provides subsidy for these ppl involved dairying and they get a decent for the produce. In way farmers are happy and consumers to an extent coz of the quality of milk and it's products. But there are other Pvt companies who have been caught with adulteration and using hazardous chemicals to process and store milk for longer time....but they stil continue to operate coz of nexus among politicians. This where ppl around the world need to understand that organic farming is a must for us to have better quality of life. So many examples of farmers using agro forestry method to produce and make good money. Natural in every way.

[@jaymalmodhvadiya3944]

@@Thomas-lk5cu Yes it's true, we have 3 buffalos and we make yogurt, buttermilk, butter etc at home, sometimes ice-cream also at home, and if we have extra milk than we sell it . But we also have another reasons for we keep livestock, one important reason is for menure(natural fertilizer), we are farmer we need fertilizer every year and buying fertilizer from market is expensive. so we have 3 reasons for keep livestock .1. For home consumption 2. For fertilizer 3. We can make money from selling extra milk after home consumption. So it's important

[@jacobh.667]

it's the culture lol its not that deep

[@akashchand4846]

Never ever change Indian culture and we Indians never give up Our culture

[@luvsuneja]

Then why is Maggi so popular?

[@cjorcine5166]

Having your own supply within your residence or neighborhood is such an asset to go by during lockdown #ccpvirus

[@avinashp4597]

In Karnataka, all these MNC companies tried their luck, but everyone failed Infront of 'Nandini' A Govt. Co operative milk federation.

[@LKevin44]

Yeah...Nandini has done a revolutionary work in Rural areas....Especially the farmers are benefitted..

[@lokikumar1801]

Nandhini and amul are best to introduce different varieties of milk products

[@sangeethavarmaa3628]

yeah true. when i visit Karnataka its really a relief that such quality products are easily available due to nandini

[@nerellasameer3618]

Andhra and Telangana milk federation is on local corporate companies like Heritage, Jersey, Vijay hasn't capture good market

[@iamworstgamer]

That is because Nandini is a good product. I have used lot of packaged kinds of milk in different states but Nandini seems most authentic of them.

[@abhishekyadawanshi2648]

Well my father is a Milkman in Guwahati,Assam. hilarious to watch video 😂

[@venuvenu2719]

When i retire im planning to sell milk.

[@deepeshjain9073]

Same Bhai ma bhi retirement ka baas dairy best ha .

[@kanyewest7067]

@@venuvenu2719 Han Bhai Job Toh Milney Say Rahi Pokada Bech Na Hard Hai Toh Yahi Karta Hun Dairy Wala Business

[@prafullachaudhari7018]

@@kanyewest7067 this not joke.

[@rahulshaw1698]

@@kanyewest7067 tu muh mei lega chutiye yeh saare busniees 5 saal phle bhi the jab job Nhi the aur abhi bhi hai Tu Shayad bekar baith Kar prawachan na pel

[@akankshasharma7498]

Half the businesses fail in India due to our moms 💕 Hope people realise their contribution in our economy some day....

[@DoubleDogDare54]

Selling ice boxes to eskimos? Same idea. No wonder they failed.

[@Arin9626]

Except polar region ice is not adulterated while a significant percent of unpackaged Indian milk is.

[@navinsood7302]

This happens when you enter market just because of the numbers instead of solid market research!

[@devgurera]

This is the truth.

[@reenukeeves3247]

Sorta like trump voters

[@navinsood7302]

@@reenukeeves3247 Touche😂😂

[@sidharthmohanty6434]

@@reenukeeves3247 yup.

[@balsara675]

agree danoneee should have a better name

[@ruinnaimperii4686]

0:52 Haryana: A state in Western India. Haryanvi: Bhains ki aankh

[@av7337]

Nope Haryanvi : Rae Boli booch madm (Bhains ki aankh is perceived as haryanvi but it isn't what we speak its more of a an unheard stereotypical proverb given by bollywood which doesn't exist in reality)

[@sagniksarkar1503]

@@av7337 Meaning ?

[@av7337]

@@sagniksarkar1503 pagal madam

[@av7337]

@AARVYY aray bhai veg tha na tay bawli gaand k bawli film bhi kah deta

[@deepakvats7170]

@@av7337 sbte Ghani Gaal thaili aale dudh ne ae Mille Haryane m ... People thinks "iski cream kaadh lewe s " 😂

[@raghunomics]

You just got me to make this my next big project. Thank you. Very impactful video if I do.

[@yuvarajvelmuruganmudaliyar]

06:30 People's minset gets changed as soon their life style changes due to landing on corporates for jobs. As long we make our own food products from raw food sources, our health will be great. Skipping our traditions means loosing our lives.

[@---GOD---]

This is how every industry should be. Small and local with plenty of competition within reason. Corporations have destroyed capitalism in the US.

[@Unknown-rj4qj]

Corporations made capitalism not destroyed it.

[@---GOD---]

@@Unknown-rj4qj I don't think you know what either of those words mean.

[@mrwz626]

@@---GOD--- Capitalism should lead to competition. But here in America, they buy there competitors and that leads to a rigged system, and creates monopolies that lead to oligarchies. But the younger generations will change that here, soon enough.. So yeah I agree, Corporations and capitalism have destroyed the value of life in the US. Very true!..

[@552mustang]

WKZ On Tech Young people get more conservative as they age. As they always have. Im a millennial, used to vote for Democrats, wouldnt in a million years anymore. Theyre so extreme theyre insane. So yeah everybody always think the youth are going to change things. Infact when they get older they get wiser.

[@mrwz626]

@@552mustang I'm also a millennial. And the current numbers are millennials vote left 5 to 1. You sound comical, why would they vote like a 65 year old. Old people vote that way in America because they're kinda stupid, and ignorant..

[@lizziegordon9779]

So basically, India is like the only country doing this right.

[@goldmother2238]

If you must drink milk .... Then yes

[@JaiSiyaRamjii]

ATMANIRBHAR BHARAT we prefer to purhase indian product .

[@rkt81]

Western corporations know how to destroy the fabric of societies by making everyone dependent on large corporations for even basic stuff. As long as India restricts these leeches from entering market, we are saved from more homelessness and hunger. One who controls food, will control the world moving forward.

[@Arin9626]

Doing this right with urea ?

[@firephoenix8966]

We still call it curd over Yogurt. And packet wala dudh over pasteurized...so its not just what we eat or drink. We have it with emotion. Not just for some sake.

[@exponentialcomplexity3051]

Many Indians mistakenly call dahi yogurt. No idea why. Perhaps to appear cool. Actually yogurt is very different.

[@mango-strawberry]

@@exponentialcomplexity3051 finally someone said it. Curd and yogurt are completely different

[@akshay__gupta]

Why these channels keep on showing the sme old delhi pic while talking about india.

[@Heisenberg2K]

Casual Racism

[@veerkovvuru4384]

For self satisfaction.

[@vaibhav3946]

Asia's largest milk company is amul which is successful because it is co-operative society where every farmer is owner. They sell 3.1 million litres per day !!

[@signalrepeater]

Amul, Mother dairy, Vijaya, Ananda are big dairy companies in India by any standard and seem to be doing fine . I think CNBC is worried about some Global MNCs that had to shut down.

[@vivekkumar-vp3gn]

yes bec CNBC is a american brand

[@jagdishvarma1506]

except for Amul I guess remaining are owned by local Gov't

[@TheMotorman1981]

I hope all American companies shut their business in India so that local business can grow and make our economy better

[@adithyahk]

@@TheMotorman1981 KZbin is American too

[@VetriVel-il2zu]

@@adithyahk that's the point in our country pm introduced make in india.what we need is made in india.

[@Yalla_Habibi_Cat1]

My family is well to do rich but still makes butter out of 2 litres of milk packet which has thick fat floating over it which is separated and stored.

[@presidentcamacho4236]

Got here after seeing a "The Rise and Fall of Subway" and the first ad that popped up in the lefthand corner was for Subway lol gotta love it.

[@bubusam13]

Same here

[@SatnamSingh-zh5pr]

CNBC kindly correct the map it’s not complete 😡

[@bhimbhuker879]

yeah bro i also noticed that

[@skimpex5570]

yes rights we also noticed.

[@sangug6463]

Yes

[@Arun_hog]

Its correct bro...at that time article 370 was active so that kashmir part was not available as bussiness portion .

[@sangug6463]

@@Arun_hog whatever it may be but we want the correct image should represent India

[@theanalyst5264]

It's better to have 1000 you tubers having 100k subscribers than 10 having 10M subscribers. This is what our model is.

[@MrJuggernautishere]

best comment I read in a while

[@aniketpatil793]

What? You do know that income inequality is rising in India right? The average farmer makes very little money bc of low access to markets and poor infrastructure. You have a system where millions of farmers are barely above the poverty line and a select few earning a lot of money

[@boycottnok1466]

@@MrJuggernautishere it is not our model it just happened by probability of having right things the right time which is also not our doing.

[@VaibhavJindal]

One zero missing in calculation

[@kallolpoetry]

@@aniketpatil793 No it's not a basic structure of farmers being empowered in general. A little less than half of our population is into farming and it is only contributing 17% of the country's GDP. That's the issues. This model is great to empower the farmers. What is the alternative to it? If it does not exist , you will have few people owing cows and milking them and how would the farmers compete where they have assurity their products will surface a decent price in the market.

[@vladimirputin.official.]

My only reason to dislike this video is because of the wrong map that you've shown in this video at 2:00.

[@arivuchelvankasi]

Snowflake melting

[@uselesshero.official]

@@arivuchelvankasi at least he doesn't like being hit on both the cheeks!

[@arivuchelvankasi]

@@uselesshero.official he has to blame it on his owns rather than lamenting on someone who shows him that he is hit.

[@TheKishoreg]

Gives so much happiness seeing these corporates cry . Just compare the carbon footprint of these big company made products and the locally made products . Will clearly show you who is most sustainable

[@amitkumarsingh1709]

People prefer fresh milk in India directly from farmers than package milk in India because it is more good for health than package milk

[@Srankillerttt]

It's not true😂😂😂😂

[@gobimurugesan2411]

Amit kumar ur misleading people.

[@vaibhav3946]

yes that's true....My dad who works at National dairy development Board also says the same thing that fresh milk is better for consumers in India but not for sellers ( because of low profit margin)

[@TechMonkey253]

Akal nahi hai .If you want to make a statement give sources .Which

[@ankitait2]

@@gobimurugesan2411 if you know the farmer and the way he treats cattle, it is true. Mother dairy uses high levels of estrogen to milk their cattle, it is poison.

[@ninadusankar4651]

Danone was selling yogurt for 25rs whereas Amul and Mother dairy are selling it for 15rs.

[@premjitchowdhury262]

Quality is different.... We buy 500ml curd which costs 35 of milky mist. Amul is rs 22 for the same.

[@YTworld-69]

Foreign brands are making something as basic as curd a luxury item

[@HarshSharma-by4tf]

I would like to raise the objection of the channel using a map that shows a huge part of Kashmir cut off. This is non-tolerable.

[@goutham94]

The old-school commercial of Amul is more than enough to understand the emotions behind it.

[@smartbaba1321]

Reason Me : 1 ltr milk plz Shopkeeper: I have Denon Me: fk which brand is it , m going to next shop

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@wizz.8236]

@@MS.Paints I would respect cow/buffalo by consuming milk👍. Please stop this nonsense.

[@MS.Paints]

@@wizz.8236 Did you took the permission from cow/buffalo before snatching their milk ?! Or you just showing your ignorance by the fact that it's worth torturing an animal her whole life !?

[@wizz.8236]

@@MS.Paints I don't know from where you had your milks previously, but in my area I am sure they are treated well not only because we consider them holy but I have faith in my milkman that he is treating her well.

[@wizz.8236]

@@MS.Paints even I would have stopped consuming milk after such machines were used on them

[@hardrock342]

Topic for next video : why is cnbc obsessing over india?

[@CreedK]

Trying to get some of those T-series viewers no doubt.

[@amrit02]

Because VOX Borders...

[@mridul922]

New indian interns

[@InderjitSingh12]

vieeewwwsssssss

[@KK-gc2vo]

Because India's growth Irritates the Europeans and Americans.

[@ihavespoken2067]

The title should be: "Why all companies struggle in India"

[@Srikanth_CVA]

That baby at 5:48 is gonna sue CNBC for using his/her video without his/her permission... 😂

[@venkate5hgunda]

Yeah, milk is a mandatory daily consumable in Indian diet. We like it fresh and unfiltered. I live in a city and yet we still manage to get milk through a doodhwala (milk man) who delivers fresh milk which is extracted only hours ago compared to the ones available at the stores which are at least half a day to two days old and rely on added preservatives (in short, we just avoid packed milk to the best of our abilities). And then, Indians value people selling the product more than the brand which makes it even harder to compete with the local brands like AMUL which gained reputation to be a social phenomenon. Yes, we make curd at home which is extremely cheap and way healthier than packed yogurt (curd, in India). The only way Danone can compete in India is through processed Dairy like Cheese, Butter and nutritional supplements etc. Trust me, Ghee is extremely competitive too because of the local competition. We prefer to buy it from a local Ghee store who make it on a daily basis in small amounts whose quality and price is no match to packaged product.

[@premjitchowdhury262]

Are you from the dark ages??

[@WhatTheFishFry]

@@premjitchowdhury262 What you may perceive as being as advancement in society may be viewed from another as the complete opposite. I would much rather have several small businesses then a few large companies who value profits over people.

[@PHlophe]

doodhwala i like the sound of this word. its really pretty.

[@armando_perez]

Benchod

[@iankrasnow5383]

@b king American and European milk producers source milk from thousands of cows (probably in cramped unclean conditions), and then mix them all together. If any of those cows is sick or their milk contaminated, it spoils ALL the milk, which is part of why pasteurization is so important. If your bottle of milk only comes from a single cow that is cared for on a small family farm, the chance of contamination is very low.

[@surendrapatro7932]

I'd rather buy from my local Dairy... It's much fresher and is of high quality.

[@shashwatshrey9248]

Or Wanna Try Danone's Watered Milk instead?

[@InderjitSingh12]

and it isn't packed in plastics. Always buy local.

[@indeedsussy7838]

Local dairy milk is not pure every tried testing go to laboratory it only cost 50 rupee to get milk tested

[@ArunKumar-xv4qn]

@tommy aronson you're just showing how ignorant and stupid western people can be

[@balsara675]

@@ravikiran4495 so how are they

[@brutallyhonest1298]

You know what I like about Indian diary industry, it's in the hand of farmers and small vendors

[@rudrakshpandey4003]

Le Amul : hold my milk Btw. Yeah we make Yogurt at home. We will always do. When we want packaged yogurt. We buy it from local shops. Not Danone

[@kirtipandit2010]

AMUL the taste of India .. title should be why western dairy companies struggle in India

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Still prefer Nandini over Amul.

[@curry_mofo6594]

Himul is huge brand in darjeling

[@prakharsachan]

By the way you brainless AMUL is also and indian comapny originated from Gujarat do some research before spitting here and there...

[@Rimjhim3005]

We prefer Saras and Gorus in Rajasthan.

[@Rimjhim3005]

Also Milky Mist and Heritage in South.

[@shreyz8716]

Danone isn't even a competition. Dairy co-operative like Amul in Gujrat, Verka in Punjab , Nandini in Karnataka, Mother Dairy in NCR are pretty dominant.

[@vickykrish95]

Aavin from Tamil Nadu as well

[@sanjoykumarmitra7438]

Red cow in west Bengal

[@samk1312]

Vijaya and Heritage in Andhra states too

[@premjitchowdhury262]

Omfed in orissa, govardhan in Bangalore, milky mist in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka etc.

[@sdk6247]

Sanchi in MP

[@arijitpalit2756]

Just to clarify, making yoghurt is extremely easy and requires almost no supervision. You can easily do at home along with maintaining a full time job.

[@vanshitagupta9327]

While their success may have added to our GDP, I'm somewhat glad that they didn't succeed. Milk production is the type of industry which can be built from grassroot level with creation of cooperative marketing chains (like Amul). That way it benefits rural people instead of filling the pockets of an MNC.

[@maddieskye4402]

I wish we had more local farmers like this in the US

[@iseegoodandbad6758]

Yes gurl if you eat fresh dairy full fat unpasteurised like dolly Parton did your breasts will get as large as hers!!!!!!!!!

[@siddeswarreddy1778]

My neighbours sell me milk. Trust: they are drinking same milk as my kids - no issue.

[@Vastatio]

we do. it's called a farmer's market and they're everywhere...

[@angelnafeesa5332]

TEXAS is bigger than france those aren’t that available

[@anushabaskar741]

Nope. Almost all these farmers are deeply in debt. I hear about farmers killing themselves every month. It's so common.

[@arushisharma4058]

Although my family is living in a city for more than 40 years we still don't buy store bought milk. We always find some one with local diary and buy buffalo milk straight from them. This is how it is for many people in India.

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@rajulrathi9886]

@@MS.Paints tru

[@Private.R]

@@MS.Paints 628 litres is a global number, tell me the Indian number.

[@MS.Paints]

@@Private.R It doesn't matter !! We are the no.1 producer of milk already so the no. Balances out. The problem is the dairy cows and buffaloes are later exported as beef making India 3rd largest exporter of more than 1.4million metric ton beef. So our country is blind and can't see what's going on. The milk is no more used as the purpose of drinking only. Majority of it is wasted as tea , coffee , dairy milk , biscuits , fast-food , bakery , sweets as it contains no nutritional benefits but results in high amount of cruelty an Indian can never imagine. Gone are those days when cows were really respected but now majority of them get slaughtered for leather and beef. Shame on us Indian calling cows as gau mata and be reason for cruelty on her. Last but not the least her male calves are let to die as they are Not females and won't benefit farmers for milk. Castration , dehorning , artificial insemination , baby separation , as well as beef and leather production in India is already at peak. So does the water consumption really matters now !!? The truth is way beyond public expectations. Public knows nothing that why 1000s of indigenious cows got extinct in India. Because they were not capable of giving large amount of milk so only few are left and majority of the market holds genetically breeded cows and buffaloes for more milk production. And it proves we don't have love towards our cattle as we used to have 100 years ago. It's not love it's bloody business that's it !! Watch this to know more about the global impact kzbin.info/www/bejne/moTNdmuurMRgesk

[@MS.Paints]

@@Private.R According to "International Journal of Environmental Science and Development, Vol. 7, No. 8, August 2016 " A. Virtual Water 1) Indigenous cow Total water consumed by individual indigenous cow is calculated as: Δ water=899 L/day Total water productivity is given by: σdairy, j =0.0033 Thus water intensity=1/σ=303.03 2) Crossbred cow Total water consumed by individual cross bred cow is calculated as: Δ water=1127.19 L./day And this data was true during 2016 now India is largest milk producer so imagine the amount of water consumed today at 2021 !! ―Water footprint‖ means the amount of water used by a household or a country, or the amount used for a given task or for the production of a given quantity of some product or crop. The term ―water footprint‖ is often used to refer to the amount of water used by an individual, community, business, or nation. The water footprint of a product is the volume of freshwater used to produce the product, measured over the full supply chain. Water footprint is the amount of water used in and around our home, school or office throughout the day. It includes the water used directly (e.g., from a tap) and also indirectly. It also includes the water it took to produce the food we eat, the products we buy, the energy we consume and even the water we save when we recycle. We may not drink, feel or see this virtual water, but it makes up the majority of our water footprint. The concept of ‗‗virtual water‘‘ deserves special mention in this regard. Virtual water trade refers to the hidden flow of water if food or other commodities are traded from one place to another. The concept of virtual water enables us to realize how much water is needed to produce different goods and services. In semi-arid and arid areas, idea about the virtual water value of a good or service can be useful towards determining how best to use the scarce water available. The concept of virtual water content of a commodity is defined as the volume of water that is actually used to produce the commodity, measured at the place where the commodity is actually produced. The inverse of the virtual water content is known as the water productivity of a crop.

[@anona1443]

About Donone it is correct... In Indian shops I have seen only super expensive yougurts with fruit bits and sugar and a tiny packet of yogurt costs as much as half a litre of plain yogurt. And another thing I have noticed, they generated a lot of plastic waste. Some people are concerned about disposing that too

[@pi5470]

hi @CNBC the map shown of the India is wrong.

[@turbanator_js4556]

You shouldn't use that map of India ...that part you eliminated is Our Kashmir .....other than that good stuff

[@JaspreetSingh-hb2mr]

@R. K. We know where the future of Punjab lies, and we want to keep it with India, no second thoughts

[@Renin-V]

@Science Geek it's fixed ..🤣just today .

[@omkarupadhyay406]

@Science Geek Pakistani bhosdi spotted

[@scifyi2324]

@Science Geek and now we have!!!!!

[@shravangupta4828]

@Science Geek who is UN to decide what belongs to whom?

[@gravity4576]

Well,, ain't nothin better thn homemade curd😋😋

[@ishiable]

And home made ghee too 😍

[@shivansh5579]

homemade saltless makkhan, and mali zamake bhi...😍😍😍

[@shivansh5579]

@pranav chaudhary aahnn and I trust you.

[@siddheshkakade2888]

@@crusanosicus562 well it's not something you directly consume rather it is an much healthier and tasty ingredient/option for butter or oil. It is filled with unsaturated fats, good cholesterol and protein. And yes it is very tasty at first you might not be able to tolerate the "different" odour but after a couple of meals it does grow on you.

[@siddheshkakade2888]

@@crusanosicus562 😂😂😂 cow's milk and that to unhealthy. Bro you are talking about a different breed of cow. The cows in India are of Desi breed and the milk they give is much less but much healthier compared to the Jersey breed normally used in foreign countries. Here cows are the closest thing to a family member they have names, they are regularly cleaned, fresh grass for them daily, and most importantly they roam in a free environment unlike the dairy farms I have saw of places abroad. I guarantee you the milk we have here is much more healthy. There is a reason we Indians are the largest producer's and consumers of milk.😊

[@darth_vader4824]

The video neglected one more important point. Some states have state run diaries, which have an amazing supply chain, even Amul can't compete with them.

[@jimash1672]

Omg one comment atlast lol ikr but it's still indian :))

[@hioka9315]

A correction here in map of india why there is some part missing on top right ????

[@prabhunet]

I live in Bangalore, Southern part of India and work in a Fortune 500 company. Despite my corporate nature of job I still prefer home made curd ( yogurt ) than packed ones due to the freshness and the taste . I wanna eat which tastes traditional unless I’m buying a pizza 🍕.

[@mango-strawberry]

curd and yoghurt are different. They're not same

[@Aashu299]

Danone? Never heard of them until now😁

[@kamabokogonpachiro5131]

Me: give me half kg ghee Danone: ok u want *gee* here it is. Me: *No thanks, Bye Bye*

[@Parasuram5]

In Bangalore a large percentage buy Nandini curd than make it at home, maybe because the climate where setting takes more time

[@everythingforu7305]

Now u will fail in INDIA too if u don't change the map of India

[@8billionidiotsonaplanet65]

😂

[@vicentgalvan70]

Wake up Pajeet, the whole world uses this map.

[@fitmotheyap]

@@vicentgalvan70 wrong in india india has kashmir in pakistan pakistan owns kashmir and in china china owns kashmir But outside them kashmir is basically UN owned bcs google maps

[@fitmotheyap]

@Science Geek oh lmao i mean its india kinda normal

[@iamdenislara]

“The company decided to rebrand to make the spelling less confusing for Americans” LMAO

[@wnxdafriz]

"shrug" honestly Dannon looks more like how you would pronounce the name Danone in english, granted any marketing pronouncing the name a specific way would of worked fine.... when i see Danone - mind is thinking Da None or what I would of liked is a marketing for Dan One :D - i was curious when I saw this if they were the same company due to being more confused why either one of them would allow to exist with essentially the same name selling the same type of products.... granted i think they should of went with Danone with a special french accent notation above the e... just lean into the french.. nothing sells better than saying oh its french...

[@aadhyachintala8532]

@@wnxdafriz Danone is pronounced the same way if you know what I mean. I can't think of da none and I don't think they need a French pronounciation either. I think a large majority of the world might agree with me. The problem is just how America works is everything. It's not compatible with the rest of the world.

[@AshA-su5uo]

Don't see anything wrong with that. The ppl in India butcher the name Danone. I don't think anyone there pronounces it correctly as "dannon" so the company's US partners were smart to change its spelling in US to avoid the same thing here about which their Indian partners weren't.

[@avinashdash8938]

I want to ask why to compete when amul is there...

[@GreeninNature.]

It doesn't matter how long they are doing the business, it all matters how different you do it from others.

[@ashutoshmourya1399]

I don't understand why they have problem in showing complete map of india

[@darshan5726]

Kind of jealousy

[@shivansh5579]

maybe cause those parts are not controlled by India...

[@ashutoshmourya1399]

illegal capture

[@shivansh5579]

@@ashutoshmourya1399 true, but still capture is capture.

[@30Ravi]

I noticed that too.... That was really irresponsible of them

[@daviddiaz1349]

Amul of Gujarat is really good. Their products are amazing. Ice creams by Amul and Havmor are superb.

[@MS.Paints]

Go Vegan Save Yourself Save Earth !!!!! 628 litres of water is used to produce just 1 litre of Milk. And producing 1kg of meat requires 5000 litres of water. Any doubt !

[@AshA-su5uo]

@@MS.Paints and what about the amount of land you need to grow those vegetables? That same land which you're taking away by encroaching on those animals habitat. Vegans are hypocrits.

[@sarangtambe3585]

In my opinion,Amul ice cream isn’t good but I agree that their milk is amazing.

[@codeblueocean3520]

How hard is it for you to get the map right?

[@tomcvm]

First heard about this company in this video. No ads also seen in tv, people usually preferred local milk vendors than pasteurised milk