Asia Pacific: Flavored milk gains foothold in India.

According to the Minette Global New Product Database, 43% of India's dairy products increased in 2012 by 20% in 2012.

Milk defines dairy milk as milk substitutes for white milk, perfume milk, curd and liquid milk, as well as plant-based beverages (dairy substitutes).

In the first half of 2017, taste milk is responsible for 39% of dairy products in India.

Delicious milk boner

The number of products introduced in India are growing, so is the sale of very flavored milk.

In the year 2012, sales of delicious milk retail sales reached 72 million liters by 2015, up 31% from 55 million liters in 2012.

Meanwhile, the retail price of milk has increased by 40% at the same time, increasing from Rs 570 crores in 2012 to Rs 800 crores ($ 8 billion) in 2015.

World food and beverage analyst Ranjan Sudraran said, "In the past few years fruit milk has increased in India and most of the milkmakers of the country have some characteristics of the taste of their product mix."

"Top of all, it has been invented from companies that are not usually associated with day-space."

"Most of the retail sales in India can be because of the urban Indian consumers, especially in their prices, especially for their convenience and for health benefits."

"Consumers prefer to ensure the popularity of packaged milk in India".

RTD breakfast drinks, treatments for breakfast

Minerals research finds that 64% of pre-packaged ready-to-drink (RTD) dairy beverage consumers in India (1,243 adults) agree with India that the RTD dietary drink is healthy and 48% of the dairy beverages give their energy.

About 54% of these consumers show their convenient choices, 46% of these beverages are agreed to be healthy.

"Today, when India's health concerns arise in India, urban consumers prefer less delicious drinks such as carbonated soft drinks, even juice, perfume milk," said Sundarban.

"Our research indicates that there is a chance for the parents of the youngsters to have the taste of milk, as hygiene and nutritious foods are more likely to be associated with pre-packaged drinking water."

"To meet the nutritional needs, parents will appeal to children when they meet an important feature of their parenting, which is possible for innovation on taste, formulation and formulation."

The results show that 71% of Indian parents with pre-packaged Radi Daddy are safe with 13-17 years of age, and 32% think they are a good treatment option.

Looking forward to the future, breakfast will grow as an occasion that dair companies and manufacturers can tap for the opportunity.

28% of pre-packaged return diary drinkers drink milk for breakfast.

"In today's fast-moving world, consumers have no snack-time breakfast and are looking for alternative food and beverage options that can be full and nutritious during this step".

"It opens a number of pathways for value addition, safe, backward milk innovation, which provides the nutritional needs of consumers."