Tetra Pak Showcases Made-in-India Innovations at Indian Ice Cream Expo 2025
Tetra Pak, a global leader in food processing and packaging solutions, is showcasing its innovative, Made-in-India products at the Indian Ice Cream Expo (IICE) 2025 in Delhi. The company, which provides safe and nutritious food access to hundreds of millions daily, aims to empower local ice cream businesses and shape the industry's future.
Tetra Pak's exhibit at IICE 2025 features advanced solutions like the Rotary Moulder, designed and manufactured in India, enabling precise stick and moulded ice cream forming. The company's Continuous Freezers support high-volume operations without compromising product quality. Other showcased solutions include the High Shear Mixer, Homogenizer, and Extrusion Line, all aimed at meeting evolving consumer demands and production challenges.
Parmod Kandwal, Tetra Pak's Processing Director, highlighted the ice cream segment's growth in India, with 80% of businesses relying on Tetra Pak's technology. The company's goal is to empower local businesses to innovate, scale, and deliver high-quality ice cream products that cater to evolving consumer tastes. Ice Cream Experts from Tetra Pak will share insights into emerging consumer preferences and future-ready solutions at the expo.
Tetra Pak's presence at IICE 2025 demonstrates its commitment to the Indian ice cream industry. With innovative, Made-in-India solutions, the company aims to balance food safety, quality, innovation, and accessibility, empowering local businesses and shaping the future of ice cream in India.
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