Overview of the Dairy Farm Business in India

India is an agrarian economy, with approximately 54% of the workforce employed in agriculture and its allied industries. With government-backed initiatives, these numbers are expected to rise significantly. The dairy farming business has been prevalent in the country for ages, and with the changing times and increasing demand, this industry has grown substantially. Dairy farming and products account for approximately 4% of the country's GDP. With modern technology and better storage, this industry is set to proliferate, making this a better business opportunity for SMEs and small businesses. This business model has become very lucrative in recent times as it allows the entrepreneur to run a business model whilst connecting with the environment.

Apart from the operational and managerial aspects, this business entails several other challenges which require expert consultancy for smooth and hassle-free operations.

Services offered in Dairy Farm Business.

Enterslice offers the following services for setting up your dairy farm business.

List of Licenses and Permissions Required

Company Registration Certificate
Trade License
FSSAI License
Registration with ROC or Registrar of Firms
Permission from Pollution Control Board
Registration in local veterinary and dairy development department
State-specific permits and licenses such as Gumasta License
BIS Standards such as:
- 1. BIS IS 11799:1986 (R2002): Recommendations for poultry farm housing in rural areas
- 2. BIS IS 11942:1986 (R2002): Recommendations from Gaushalas and other organised milk
- 3. BIS IS 12237:1987 (Reaffirmed 2004): Getting Recommendations for loose housing system for animals