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Fonterra three months ago launched its first consumer brand in India under the Fonterra Future Dairy joint venture.

The world's biggest producer of milk, India, has a problem: at least 68% of dairy products sold there don’t meet the food standards.

Pure South lamb from Alliance Group is now on the menu of a growing number of five-star hotels and in high-end retail stores in India as marketing in the world’s second most populous nation gathers pace.

India's Punjab state is dealing with a unique problem: stray cows – 160,000 of them.

Dwarf cows could be India’s answer to climate change.

Australian dairy expertise and services are set to play a key role in developing a modern, high quality milk production sector in India.

Continuously doling out freebies and subsidies to various sections of society, the Punjab government in India has now decided go a step further and provide free-of-charge power to cows.

The world tractor market for 2014 is estimated to be about 2.1 million units, which showed a slight decline and high regional variation. 

Prime Minister John Key says India knows it needs a free trade agreement (FTA) with New Zealand, though an FTA is always “challenging” for the agricultural sector of any country we negotiate with.

Eating beef in the Indian state of Maharashtra now gives diners something extra to chew on – arrest, jail and a fine.