Amul Likely To Expand Its Dairy Products In US Market

Amul Brand (Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation) which sells dairy products is likely to expand its product range in the US market after the collaboration with the Michigan Milk Producers Association over their launch of fresh milk in the country.

According to the reports, Jayen Mehta ( Managing director Of GCMMFL) said, “Fresh products have a good demand in the market, we will be expanding the market with our products like lassi, dahi, cream, buttermilk and paneer.”

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“The milk has become India’s greatest agricultural crop and that within the next decade, the country will account for one-third of global milk output,” he added during the 116th Annual General Meeting of the industry body Indian Merchants’ Chamber (IMC).

The company will also be expanding to Canada and anticipates growing the business in other countries as well. GCMMF has launched four variants of milk in the US supply to the Indian population in the US. The federation is also looking at the expansion of every single dairy product in this regard throughout the world.

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The Chamber upholds playing a key role in policy advocacy, which would further help in the development of the firm linking up with the government to flourish in the future, IMC President Sanjaya Mariwala said addressing the AGM.

Amul (Anand Milk Union Limited) is controlled by 3.6 million milk producers. It was founded by Tribhuvandas Kishibhai Patel in 1946 and served as a chairman till 1970. Amul is one of the largest dairy producers and spurred India’s White Revolution since its radical laterality.