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Kumar: Most milk in India exceeds regulatory aflatoxin limits
“There is a food safety standards, ok, guideline on what is the limit of aflatoxin. Most of the milk in the country is above, ok, that limit.”
Kumar: Human lactase enzyme production can be easily revived
“By design, we have a lactase enzyme. Ok, it can be revived. Ok, it can be easily revived.”
Kumar: Soil organic carbon across Indian farmlands is under 1%
“All the lands in India today, soil organic carbon is less than one percent.”
Kumar: Indian dairy farmers do not inject cows with oxytocin for milk
“Technically, ok, if you really look at in Indian dairy industry in general, so nobody is going to inject an oxytocin to cow to produce more milk. No farmer is doing it. That's the fact.”
Kumar: Dairy is the cheapest protein source known to humans
“Dairy is the cheapest source of protein known to human. It's the cheapest.”
Kumar: Cow milk protein profile is 50% better than plant milk
“Protein profile is 50% better than the almond milk or oat milk.”
Kumar: Most milk in India is produced by buffaloes, not cows
“See, most milk in India is produced by buffalos. It's not by cows.”
Kumar: About 2% of India's farmland is currently under organic cultivation
“Around two percent of other countries under organic cultivation right now. There are various statistics. Some statistics do say it's around five percent to eight percent. Some statistics say it is two percent, but I tend to believe the two percent part of it.”
Kumar: Israeli, US, and UK cows yield 8,000–12,000 kg per lactation
“If you take Israel, they do 12,000 kgs in three not five days per cow. US does 10,000 kgs. UK does 8000 kgs.”