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India’s buffalo-milk mozzarella melting its way into global markets

Mint Bangalore

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November 25, 2025

India is emerging as an unexpected player in the global mozzarella market, upending a space long dominated by Western suppliers.

- Dhirendra Kumar & Vijay C. Roy

The surge comes even as several trade partners continue pressing New Delhi for greater access to its dairy market, including cheese.

Exports of mozzarella jumped from nil in FY23 to $0.71 million in FY24 and $2.29 million in FY25, and the momentum has strengthened this year, shows government trade data reviewed by Mint.

Shipments reached $3.29 million in April-September 2025, marking an over 1,200% increase year-on-year, the data showed. India’s overall dairy exports were at $493 million in FY25, up 80% from the previous fiscal year.

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Diwali is past, but shopping season is roaring ahead

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What went into quadrupling Jio Payments Bank's footprint

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TCS, Wipro face patent suits in US as IT's troubles mount

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MFs seek a middle ground with Sebi on broker fee cap

Mutual funds have urged the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to make the proposed cap on brokerage costs feasible for asset management firms, according to three people familiar with the matter.

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Let AI sow the seeds of an intelligent farming revolution

India's farmers have long carried the nation's food security on their shoulders.

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Independent films fight for screen space despite critical acclaim

Critically acclaimed Indian filmsthat sparkle onthe international festival circuit are finding it hard to be screened in the country even though theatresare struggling with low supply of new commercial films.

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