ABL technology is in the top line of food processing machinery companies and gained worldwide popularity for its good services to customers. For the reason, ABL launched dairy equipments, ice cream machines and packaging machines together in the market for industrial use.

ABL announces food processing equipments that are innovative and modern equipment for industrial uses. The company recently introduced milk processing equipment, meat processing machines, Ice cream machines, packing machines in the market.

ABL technology is the leading company in Israel that offers broad ranges of food processing equipments and machines with unique features and different types of models.

ABL is the leading company in Israel that provides wide ranges of machines. Recently, it introduces dairy equipments with unique and exclusive verities.

ABL is a worldwide company that offers varieties of equipments which is useful for dairy farm. Recently, ABL launched some new packing machines in exclusive range and different types of design.

ABL is the leading company that provides wide range of milk processing equipments and other machineries. Recently, ABL introduced new milk processing equipments which are very useful for small and mid size dairy farms.

ABL Technology is a leading company that offers several milk processing equipments. Recently, ABL introduced new milk processing equipment separator in the market.

ABL Technologies launches new technology dairy equipments for dairy farmers, which is very useful in farmer's life.

ABL technology is the active company that provides lot of dairy processing equipments in all over the world with its exclusive range of dairy machinery.

Driven by their convenience and a steady shift of consumers from carbonated drinks to dairy products, the market for flavoured milk in India is expected to grow at a CAGR of 21% during 2012-2016.

A notable shift in the consumption pattern of ice creams in India has been from impulse purchase by youngsters as fun food to its regular use as a dessert.

Estimates suggest that by 2017, India will not be able to meet its domestic milk demand and will have to import milk from other countries.