Sidhant Gupta

India is the world’s largest milk producer and a leader in the global dairy industry, but it still faces many challenges. Sidhant Gupta, a well-known expert in the dairy sector and former Director of Kwality Ltd., shares his insights on the issues and opportunities in India’s dairy industry. “India produces about 22% of the world’s milk, with over 70 million dairy farmers behind this impressive output. However, the industry is mostly unorganized, and many farmers still rely on traditional methods,” says Sidhant Gupta . 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 offers potential for growth in global dairy exports. On the other hand, most dairy farming is done by small farmers, which makes it hard to bring in new technology, modernize facilities, and maintain consistent quality. These are all necessary to make India’s dairy industry more competitive and ready for the global market. Read Mor...

Sidhant Gupta strongly supports using organic and locally-sourced cattle feed. He has encouraged local farmers to practice organic farming, ensuring cows are fed natural, chemical-free food. This not only keeps the cows healthier but also produces high-quality, chemical-free milk, meeting the growing demand for organic products. When it comes to waste management, Mr. Sidhant Gupta has introduced a smart waste-to-energy system. Cow dung is converted into energy through biogas plants, which power farm operations and support cleaner energy use. The leftover materials are then used as organic fertilizer, reducing waste and enriching the soil in a sustainable, eco-friendly way. Read More

India is the world’s largest milk producer and a leader in the global dairy industry. However, it faces several challenges. Sidhant Gupta , a well-known expert in the dairy sector and former Director of Kwality Ltd., sheds light on the hurdles and opportunities in India’s dairy industry. “India contributes nearly 22% of the world’s milk, with over 70 million dairy farmers playing a key role in this massive output. Yet, the industry remains mostly unorganized, with traditional farming methods still widely used,” says Mr. Gupta. India’s large-scale milk production is both a strength and a challenge. On the positive side, it ensures self-sufficiency and gives the country the potential to lead in global dairy exports. On the other hand, the industry’s fragmented structure—dominated by small farmers—makes it hard to bring about large-scale improvements. This fragmentation creates obstacles to adopting advanced technologies, modernizing infrastructure, and ensuring consistent quality. These ...

Kwality Limited has made an agreement with Shri P. L. Lamba, the founder of the Kwality Group, to secure the rights to use the “Kwality” artwork he originally created. Announcing the news, Mr. Sanjay Dhingra, Managing Director of Kwality Limited, said, “The name ‘KWALITY’ has been a household name for Indians for decades. We plan to launch a range of high-value products under the ‘Kwality’ brand to boost profits and increase our market share.” Adding more details, Mr. Sidhant Gupta , Former Director of Kwality Limited, shared, “This is a key step in our overall strategy to transform the business and establish ourselves as a leading player in the B2C segment of the dairy industry.” Read More