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Excited to share an infographic showcasing milk cooperative societies from different states of India!

🤔 Wondering what a milk cooperative is? Milk cooperatives are organizations owned and operated by farmers, who work together to process, market, and distribute their dairy products. They play a pivotal role in empowering farmers and ensuring fair prices for their produce. 🐄

Not many know but Amul is Gujarat's milk cooperative that probably is the most recognisable brand nationally. Followed by Mother Dairy from Delhi.
#Amul #GujaratDairy 🐮

Omfed, Odisha's pride! This cooperative plays a vital role in providing a wide range of quality dairy products, just as Purabi in Assam and Saras in Rajasthan. The packet of Sanchi and Devbhog feature maps of their states MP and Chhattisgarh respectively.

An interesting rivalry has emerged between Milma (Kerala) and Nandini (Karnataka). Milma has expressed concern over the selling of Nandini milk in Kerala calling it highly unethical that could harm farmers' interests.

Kerala says it's crucial to maintain the cooperative principles and spirit that have nurtured India's dairy sector for years.

Maharashtra is home to several milk cooperatives, making it a dairy hub in India. These cooperatives contribute significantly to the state's economy and support local farmers. #MaharashtraMilk 🐄

🌏 On the other hand, Northeast India has fewer milk cooperatives, mainly due to lower milk consumption in the region. However, this opens up opportunities for future growth and expansion in the dairy industry. #NortheastIndiaDairy 🌱

https://twitter.com/indiainpixels/status/1285953907248607232

💭 It's fascinating to see how milk cooperatives across India cater to diverse tastes and preferences. Let's continue supporting these organizations, which form the backbone of our nation's dairy industry! 🐮🥛🌏

Might we add that West Bengal's cooperative Benmilk possibly has the worst website on all of the internet.

benmilk.com

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