Paras Dairy provides high quality dairy products and services to national and international customers. It values trust, opinion, commitment, integrity, growth orientation, and quality. The document describes Paras Dairy's milk procurement process, which involves quality checks of milk from farmers, processing, testing of processed milk, and procurement through franchises and suppliers. It discusses the company's inventory management, media presence, domestic and international presence, and CSR activities focused on education, healthcare, and sanitation. Paras Dairy has built a legacy of quality and is recognized globally as a leading dairy manufacturer and exporter.

1. Paras Dairy
Life Enriched

2. Vision
PARAS will continue to grow as an FMCG major, delighting national
and international customers with quality products and services.
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•Trust
•Opinion
•Commitment
•Integrity
•Growth
Orientation
•Quality
•Value for
Money
Values

4. Quality Check
⊳ Quality check starts just after famers brought milk to the plant
⊳ checking of fat and SNF(Solid not fat) content (completed in just 5 mins)
⊳ All this is done in front of the farmers so they should be aware of the quality of
their milk
⊳ More money paid to those farmers who supply milk with more fat and SNF content
⊳ Stored in chilling Centers at five degree Celsius
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Process Starts
After Quality checking the milk is then transferred to the main plant
Transfer is done in large stainless steel containers
All the processing is done by the machinery, milk is nowhere visible that time
As all the milk processing is done by the machinery, there is no hygiene issue and
quality is assured
Milk is stored in two kinds , one in tetra pack and the other in plastic bags

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Testing of processed milk
Processed milk is contained in different batches
From each batch, a random tetra pack and plastic bag is selected
Then the testing team tests the quality of these random picked milk cartons for
quality assurance
If there will be some problem in the carton(very rare case), then that batch
production will stop immediately until the problem is solved
This process of testing is done two times, one after milk is processed and one before
loading to the milk tankers .

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Milk Procurement
Through Franchise
• In this procedure we provide our infrastructure for milk
chilling, staff for grading & testing of milk and tankers for
timely lifting of milk from MCC, to a person who procures milk
on our behalf. Milk comes directly to our MCC dock, where after
proper grading and testing milk is accepted.
Through Supplier
• In this system, people who have their own chilling facilities,
procure milk through small vendors and after proper chilling of
milk, send the milk to our dairies through their own tankers. At
dairy, after proper testing on different parameters, if milk is
found as per prescribed norms is accepted.

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Contd…Direct from the villagers
Procurement and collection of milk is undertaken with most modern management systems and IT
intervention. It involves use of Automatic Milk Collection Unit (AMCU/DPMCU). The person is selected as
VSP after proper screening.
The milk is collected in both shifts i.e. morning and evening throughout the year, through the Village Level
Milk Collection Centers. (VLCs).
Each VSP is required to have adequate space for collection and testing of milk
Each producer is trained in hygienic milking procedure and carrying milk in a steal bucket, with a cover on
it to VLC.
A team of qualified and trained supervisors is engaged to control& monitor the activities at VLC level

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Contd…Direct from the villagers
Milk from VLCs is brought to MCC through milk vans in 40 liter aluminum cans, as per the
schedule time table so that quality of milk remains good and it is immediately chilled below
40C, to keep the quality of milk intact.
At dairy dock of MCC, qualified staff is deputed for proper grading and testing of milk and as
per norms, only good quality of milk is accepted.
VRS Foods Ltd. is already catering the demand of urban masses of milk & milk products
through a network of distributors and through door-to-door delivery system, in NCR, Delhi and
western part of UP
1.From Dairies as per the demand of market, milk & milk products are supplied through
insulated vans so that quality of milk & milk products could be maintained as per norms and
government guidelines.
1.The left out urban areas would be covered through direct selling of milk & milk products
through distributors and vendors’ network.

11. Inventory Management
Raw Milk
Stock
Raw Materials: it is major input in the
organization which is used in the
production activity. Its quantity will
be determined by rate of
consumption and the time required
getting the supplies.
Work in Progress: in this stage
the stock are in between
materials and Finish Goods
form. The quantum of work-in-
progress depends upon the
time taken in manufacturing
process.
Finished Goods: It means
that goods are ready to
consume. Its stock
provide buffer between
production and market.
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12. Policies regarding Material Issued
Here material is being issued on bases of “First In First Out” (FIFO) method.
Once material is get ok by QA stores is issuing material to user department on their
requisition. No material shall be issued by stores without an authorized “Stores
Requisition” (SR) in the form of enclosed format.
If stores having the material then it will issue the material from the first received
lot. After physical issue of material the data entry is being made in the system
and stock ledger is get up date.
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13. Media Presence
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TVC Print Outdoor Media Radio

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Domestic Presence

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International Presence

16. “The Company has build a legacy of unmatched quality and is today recognized across the globe
as a leading Manufactures, Exporters and Suppliers of wide range of Dairy Products. It has
established itself as the market leader in dairy products, and research and technology
development with the honesty, transparency, dedication and convictions the founding philosophy.
The Company has been committed to growth, professional excellence & community development.
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CSR Activities of Paras

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Focus Areas of CSR
Promoting Education, including Special
Education and Employment enhancing
Vocational skills especially among
Children, Women, Elderly, and the
Physically Challenged and Livelihood
Enhancement projects
Infrastructure development (for
schools/colleges/training centres)
institutions for girls/ boy in rural and
backward areas. Eradicating hunger,
poverty and malnutrition, promoting
preventive Healthcare and Sanitation and
making available safe drinking water
General Health camps. (ii) Specialised
Health camps. (iii) Specialised Medical
treatment (Indoor treatment) (iv)
Infrastructure development (for
hospitals/health centres) in rural
areas/backward areas. (v) Free
ambulance facility provide in rural/
backward areas.

18. “⊳Strive for economic development that positively impacts the society at
large with minimal resource footprint.
⊳Embrace responsibility for the Company’s action and encourage a positive
impact through its activities.
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CSR Objectives

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cutting edge of its industry. Its high levels of integrity and dedication have made the company one of the
most respected real estate developers. It is a pioneer in conceiving and executing large sophisticated real
estate projects in both commercial and corporate segments, bringing together the unmatched experience
& expertise of India's most reputed business conglomerates.
Paras Hospital is a state-of-the-art multi super specialty hospital providing a depth of
expertise in the complete spectrum of advanced medical & surgical interventions with a
comprehensive mix of inpatient and outpatient services. The hospital is dedicated to
provide competitive, accessible and affordable world-class healthcare services.
The Paras World School India founded in the year 2015, Paras World School is one
among the best schools in Gurgaon.
We strive to empower students for highest aspiration using unconventional learning
and teaching methods
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