siliconindia | | DECEMBER 20255EditorialMandvi SinghManaging Editoreditor@siliconindia.comIndia's Food & Beverage (F&B) sector is entering one of its most exciting phases, driven by a powerful blend of tradition, modern consumer behaviour, and rapid economic progress. Valued at $437.63 billion in 2024 and expected to double by 2030, the sector reflects a country where rising incomes, changing lifestyles, and growing urban centres continue to reshape everyday food choices. Dairy remains a strong pillar, projected to touch $29.90 billion in 2025, supported by better supply chains and a rising preference for healthier, fortified options. The frozen segment previously the niche is now the centre of the shift in indulgence and convenience in India. Frozen desserts are projected to hit Rs.309.86 billion in 2024 and steadily increase, and the broader frozen foods category will hit $572.54 billion by 2033. This has been reinforced by the rapid innovation, proliferation of QSRs and dessert salons, and the fact that it is easier to enter partnerships with people in various parts of the globe via 100 percent FDI. The contemporary consumer demand is being formed by sustainability, environmentally friendly packaging, and plant-based products.South India has become an impressive source of growth within this landscape. The market of its ice creams with a valuation of more than $3 billion boasts of tropical flavour, lighter fruit-based flavours, vegan flavours powered by coconuts, and flavours inspired by spices. Supported by strong R&D, improving exports, and expanding franchise footprints, the region beautifully blends cultural heritage with contemporary tastes, making it one of India's most dynamic frozen dessert hubs. In this edition, `Top 10 Ice Cream Brands from South India - 2025', siliconindia celebrates the regional innovators who are reshaping India's frozen dessert landscape with creativity, authenticity, and bold flavour engineering.Read on to meet the South Indian ice cream brands and share your feedback!Where Every Scoop Tells a Cooler Story!
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