Industrial Visit Report: MANMUL Date: January 11, 2025 Semester: 1st Semester MBA A & B Section

Industrial Visit Report: MANMUL Date: January 11, 2025 Semester: 1st Semester MBA A & B Section The first semester MBA students from sections A and B had the opportunity to visit MANMUL (Mandya Milk Union Limited) on January 11, 2024. This visit was organized to provide students with a real-world perspective on industrial operations, production processes, and management practices. The visit was accompanied by our esteemed professors to guide us through the learning experience. Objectives The primary objectives of the industrial visit were: 1. To understand the production and operational processes involved in the dairy industry. 2. To learn about quality control and supply chain management in the dairy sector. 3. To gain insights into the organizational structure and management practices at MANMUL. 4. To observe and analyze the implementation of technology and automation in dairy processing. 5. To understand the challenges and opportunities in the dairy industry. Learning Outcomes The industrial visit to MANMUL was highly educational and provided the following key learning outcomes: 1. Production Processes: Students learned about the various stages of dairy processing, from milk collection to pasteurization, homogenization, packaging, and distribution. 2. Quality Control: The visit highlighted the importance of quality control measures in ensuring the safety and quality of dairy products. Students observed the rigorous testing and quality assurance protocols followed at MANMUL. 3. Supply Chain Management: The students gained insights into the supply chain logistics involved in the dairy industry, including procurement of raw materials, storage, transportation, and distribution to retailers. 4. Technology and Automation: The use of advanced technology and automation in dairy processing was observed, demonstrating how these innovations improve efficiency and productivity. 5. Management Practices: Students learned about the organizational structure of MANMUL, the roles and responsibilities of different departments, and the management practices that contribute to the company's success. 6. Industry Challenges: The visit provided an understanding of the challenges faced by the dairy industry, such as maintaining product quality, managing supply chain disruptions, and adapting to changing consumer preferences. Conclusion The industrial visit to MANMUL was a valuable learning experience for the 1st semester MBA students. It provided practical insights into the operations of the dairy industry and helped bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application. The visit also emphasized the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in a dynamic industry. Students Accompanied by: • Prof. Puneeth Raj D • Prof. Jayanth • Prof. Swapna • Prof. Roja C K