Fuel restrictions in Madhya Pradesh reduce milk collection and strain dairy supply chains.
Dairy operations in Madhya Pradesh are facing significant disruption due to restrictions on LPG supply, a key input for milk processing. The constraints have directly impacted the ability of plants to operate efficiently, leading to reduced processing capacity.
As a result, milk collection has declined across several regions, with processors unable to handle usual volumes. This has created bottlenecks in the supply chain, affecting both producers and dairy companies reliant on steady throughput.
The shortage of LPG has forced some processing units to scale back operations or temporarily halt production. This situation highlights the vulnerability of dairy infrastructure to energy supply disruptions, particularly in regions dependent on specific fuel sources.
Farmers are bearing the brunt of the slowdown, as reduced procurement limits their ability to sell milk. The disruption is also raising concerns about potential wastage and income losses at the farm level.
Industry stakeholders warn that unless fuel supply stabilizes, the impact could extend further along the dairy value chain. Ensuring reliable energy access is seen as critical to maintaining consistent milk collection, processing efficiency and market stability.
Source: The Times of India – https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/indore/lpg-curbs-hit-dairy-processing-in-mp-milk-collection-drops/articleshow/129641364.cms
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