If statistics revealed in a recent research report by a leading brand management consultancy are to be believed, counterfeiting now costs more than 2% of the global economic output or around $1.8 trillion a year.
More alarming is the fact that counterfeiting is expanding by over 15% every year. Consumer goods account for over 46% of the counterfeiting trade. This can be categorized into food & beverages, cosmetics and other goods like pharmaceuticals, health & wellness, toys, sports goods...

Pasteurization of milk has several
limitations in terms of chilled distribution, shorter shelf life and extent of
distribution. Of the approximately 25 per cent of total milk processed in India
today
long-life milk in aseptic packages
in an answer to consumers’ needs. What it ensures, apart from wholesomeness, is
good raw milk quality, hygienic processing, convenience and long shelf life of
milk...

Dr. Verghese Kurien
was born on November 26, 1921 to an affluent Syrian Christian family in Calicut
(now Kozhikode), Kerala. His father Puthenparakkal Kurien was a civil surgeon
in British Cochin and his mother was a highly educated woman as well an
exceptional piano player. He was named after his uncle Rao Sahib P.K Verghese.
Dr Kurien joined Loyola College in Madras and attained his degree...
The future of milk? New technology increases milk’s shelf life, cuts carbon footprint
By Hal Conick+, 18-Aug-2015
Two companies have come together to
create a product they say will cut milk to 14% of its original weight -
making it far easier to ship across the world.
http://www.dairyreporter.com/Processing-Packaging/The-future-of-milk-New-technology-increases-milk-s-shelf-life-cuts-carbon-footprin...
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