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     The  total  milk produced in the world is estimated  at  613 million  tonne (mt), and is growing at a CAGR of 1.1 per cent." India  is the world's largest milk producer with 91.1 mt of  milk production  per annum  (2003-04 provisional). The overall  growth rate  of  the  dairy industry in India is 4 percent, which is almost three times the average growth rate of the dairy  industry in the world,"informs Arun Patil, a dairy consultant and managing director,airyplant.com. Buffalo milk is now estimated to account for 57 per cent of the total milk production  in  India. Despite a higher growth rate, the per capita availability of milk in India (229 gm per day) is lower than the world average (285 gm per day).

     The  dairy  cooperative movement in India continues to be unparalleled in the world in terms of its scope  and  scale. Launched in Kaira district of Gujarat during India's independence,  farmers were encouraged to form a cooperative to counter exploitation in terms of the extremely low prices offered by Poison Dairy  for  their  collection of milk. The primary village dairy coooperative society  of  milk producers  collaborated with others in the district to  form the milk producers union, which procured and processed the milk. The union processed milk that was procured from the village  dairy cooperatives at its processing plants. In addition to collecting surplus  milk,  the  Kaira union assisted members in expanding production.