Sidhant Gupta

Dairy farming has been a part of rural India for generations, providing a steady income for millions of families. Sidhant Gupta of Kwality Ltd explains, “The cooperative movement, led by organizations like Amul, changed the game for small farmers. By working together, sharing resources, and increasing their market power, these farmers transformed dairy farming into a key source of income. This has helped families who depend on milk production achieve greater financial stability.” Organized dairy farming has also brought significant benefits to farmers, especially women, by giving them a reliable way to earn money. This revolution has created positive ripple effects, boosting local economies, improving access to education, and raising living standards in rural communities. Read More

Kwality Limited, one of India’s top and fastest-growing dairy companies, announced today that it has obtained the rights to use the “Kwality” artwork exclusively for its dairy and beverage products. However, this does not include ice creams, ice lollies, or frozen desserts. The company has reached an agreement with Shri P.L. Lamba, the founding father of the Kwality Group, to use the artwork he originally created. Commenting on this milestone, Mr. Sanjay Dhingra, Managing Director of Kwality Limited, said, “The name ‘Kwality’ has been a household name for decades in India. We plan to introduce a range of high-margin, value-added products under the ‘Kwality’ brand to boost our market share and profits.” Adding to this, Mr. Sidhant Gupta, Director of Kwality Limited, said, “This step is a part of our larger strategy to transform the business and strengthen our position in the dairy industry’s B2C segment.” Read More

India's dairy industry is changing fast, thanks to new technologies that boost productivity, sustainability, and efficiency. Sidhant Gupta , a tech innovator and former Director of Kwality Ltd., highlights the importance of using modern solutions to solve the industry’s long-standing problems. “One of the biggest breakthroughs in India’s dairy sector is automated milking machines,” says Sidhant Gupta. These machines make milking consistent, reduce the risk of contamination, and improve hygiene. He adds, “Automation isn’t just about milking. Advanced cold storage systems with temperature monitoring play a vital role in keeping milk fresh during storage and transport. Read More

India is the world's largest milk producer and a leader in the global dairy industry. However, the country’s dairy sector still faces many challenges. Sidhant Gupta , a well-known expert in the dairy industry and former Director of Kwality Ltd., highlights both the problems and opportunities in this evolving sector. "India produces about 22% of the world’s milk, thanks to over 70 million dairy farmers," says Mr. Gupta. "Yet, the industry remains mostly unorganized, with many farmers still relying on traditional methods." India’s large-scale milk production is both a strength and a challenge. On one hand, it ensures the country has enough milk for its needs and positions it as a strong contender in global dairy exports. On the other hand, most dairy farming in India is done by small-scale farmers, which makes it harder to introduce advanced technology, improve infrastructure, and maintain consistent quality. These factors are crucial for the industry to grow and ...