Showing posts with label bakery products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bakery products. Show all posts

May 22, 2013

Understanding Dairy Products Production and Consumption

Dairy products and bakery products industries are among those that help businesses to obtain easy and fast returns. This is one reason that production of these products has never gone down. As these products are items of frequent consumption, their production always balances their consumption.

You can have a look at the dairy and bakery industry statistics of any part of the USA and you will find some interesting facts. Not only in the USA, the production and consumptions statistics related to these two industries complement each other very well. Here is a discussion that elaborates this fact further.

Bakery And Dairy Products



Some Statistics to Start With
The statistics of dairy products in the northwest region of the USA for the year 2008 state that more than 25 billion lbs of milk was produced in the region. Among the 8 states comprising of this region, Idaho stood at number four while Washington at number 10 across the country in terms of milk production. These statistics establish the fact that milk and dairy products are of high demand in different parts of the country.

Likewise, there are equally impressive statistics regarding the bakery products industry. For the year 2008, it was anticipated that the bakery market in the country would grow by 2.1 percent. However, the actual growth of the industry was recorded to be 7 percent. While the sales of fresh bread were recorded to surpass the value of $6.6 billion, the frozen breads, rolls and biscuits were sold for the worth of $545 million. One can expect these statistics to grow consistently over the next many years.

Reasons for the Balance
The production of dairy and bakery items balances their consumption and this happens due to a number of reasons. The very first reason is that there has been a rise in the export of these products. This has made it possible for consumers of one country to consume products prepared in different countries. As a result, the exotic varieties of these products are available to global level consumers.

Another good reason is that manufacturers of these products have become highly conscious of producing healthy products for consumption. Consumers of these products look for healthy options in the categories of dairy and bakery products and manufacturers are coming up with innovative and healthy ideas for the same. For example, the use of whole grain over processed grain has increased for making breads over all these years.

Bakery and dairy products are items of daily consumptions and they are liked by people from all age groups. Moreover, these items form an inseparable part of different types of celebrations and parties. For example, ice creams, cheese, cake, pastries and many other similar items from these food categories are popular for serving during parties.

All these reasons account for the balance in demand and supply of products from dairy and bakery industries. One can expect this balance to maintain in the future as well. Those willing to start a business in any of these two categories should expect a great deal of profit through good business planning.

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Jul 16, 2010

Bakery Products: New Way For Business Opportunities

Bakery Industry: In India it is the largest of the food industries with an annual turnover of more than Rs. 3000 crore since the year 2003. India takes the pride in being the second largest producer of biscuits after USA. The biscuit industry in India comprises of organized and unorganized sectors. Bread and Biscuits form the major baked foods accounting for over 80% of total bakery products produced in the country.

Bakery Products: The market for the bakery products witnessed a turning point in the later part of 20th century. The contributing factors were urbanization, resulting in increased demand for ready to eat products at reasonable costs. The bakery units since then have been unevenly spread among various states. These are mainly concentrated in the States of Maharashtra, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh. Amongst them states like Maharashtra and West Bengal can boast of large number of bakery units. “Biscuits” have emerged to be the king of all the bakery products with nearly 55% of consumption only in the rural sector alone.

B2B Trading Organizations

Manufacturers: Suppliers and manufacturers across India and the globe are getting together to take this sector to higher levels of success and profit. There are various local manufacturers and suppliers who help in creating the successful network to serve the end users. For instance, Imperial Malts Ltd, Sunrise Exports, Indo Foods, Spectrum International to name a few among the array of manufacturers.

Suppliers: Similarly, under suppliers, we have Blue Bird Food Products, Suleiman Mithaiwala, Shellz Overseas Pvt Ltd, Sampre Choco Ltd, to name a few.

Bakery Product Associations: Apart from the above Indian organizations there exist certain international associations too which form an umbrella for the various B2B channels. They are:-

BEMA (Bakery Equipments Manufacturers Association):
  • BEMA was formed to realize the need to provide consumers with the highest quality products and services at the lowest possible price since 1918.
  • BEMA is an international, non-profit trade association representing leading bakery and food equipment manufacturers and suppliers.
  • BEMA offers a variety of membership benefits and services aimed at helping members to improve their business operations and keep abreast of industry activities.
  • Apart from the business opportunities, BEMA supports the industry through funding scholarships and education in this direction.


BESA (Bakery Equipment Suppliers Association).

  • BESA is the only equipment association in Australia formed specifically to support the baking industry. Major importers, distributors, manufacturers and suppliers in Australia of bakery equipment have formed this association.
  • Likewise, other countries within and outside their boundaries have taken steps to form various associations networking various suppliers to support the baking industry in their areas.

Conclusion: To summarise the rising and the flow of the present baking industry we find that although the market is constituted of both organized and unorganized sectors;in the whole, there lies an intense effort to systematize the process right from supplying the raw materials to manufacturing to distributing and finally reaching the end users.

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