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**Exciting development in the ice cream industry!** 🍦 Kedaara Capital acquires stake in Dairy Classic Ice Creams, popularly known as Dairy Day, marking the departure of Motilal Oswal Private Equity and other Angel Investors. Based in Bengaluru, Dairy Day has carved a niche for itself with a robust regional footprint across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Maharashtra, boasting a network of over 50,000 retailers. With plans to scale up production and extend its reach nationwide, Dairy Day is set to augment its existing daily production capacity of two lakh litres with an additional 1.5 lakh litres per day. Investing in the ice cream sector continues to show promising returns for investors in India. From Lotte's acquisition of Havmor to successful funds like Kedaara, the industry is booming with opportunities! #IceCreamIndustry #Investment #KedaaraCapital #DairyDay #MotilalOswal #Lotte #Havmor #InvestingSuccess #IndiaInvestment #Opportunities #Growth #PromisingReturns #DairyClassicIceCreams World Mithai Namkeen Convention & Expo 18-19-20 December 2024,Delhi Mithai and Namkeen Times #wmnc2024

🥛Amul (GCMMF), the popular dairy brand known for its tagline ‘Taste of India’, has taken a significant step by introducing its fresh milk products on the international platform for the first time. 💫 This move marks a milestone for Amul as it ventures into the United States market. This comes the month after PM Modi asked Amul India to emerge as the world’s largest dairy. 🌟 The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. (GCMMF) — the umbrella body of milk cooperatives in Gujarat that markets and sells milk under the brand Amul — has tied up with the Michigan Milk Producers Association to sell “fresh milk” in the East Coast and Midwest markets of the US. 📈 Amul products are exported to more than 50 countries around the world. It has under 18,000 milk cooperative committees, a network of 36,000 farmers, processing more than 3.5 crore litres of milk per day. 📰 In addition to milk, Amul is planning to introduce other dairy essentials like curd, buttermilk, and paneer to meet the increasing demand in the US market. Amul (GCMMF) Amul India Amul Dairy Amul Cafe Patna Michigan Milk Producers Association Motherdairy Foods & Vegetables Private Limited Ananda Dairy Patanjali Ayurved Limited Country Delight #export #india #us #usa #dairyproduct #makeinindia #swadeshi

From Milk to More: Mother Dairy's Transformation in Delhi and Beyond Mother Dairy, a household name in Delhi and beyond, has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a milk supplier. Today, it's a major player in the Indian FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) space, offering a diverse range of products that cater to the everyday needs of Delhites and consumers across the country. Starting in 1970 with a focus on providing fresh, reliable milk, Mother Dairy quickly understood the evolving needs of its consumers. It expanded its product portfolio to include dairy staples like curd, paneer, and ghee, establishing itself as a trusted brand for quality dairy products. Mother Dairy's growth story doesn't stop there. Recognizing the changing consumer landscape, the company ventured into new territories. The Safal brand brought fresh fruits and vegetables to consumers, while Dhara provided a range of edible oils. This strategic diversification allowed Mother Dairy to become a one-stop shop for essential household items. This growth is reflected in Mother Dairy's impressive financial performance. In the last fiscal year (2022-23), their turnover reached around ₹14,500 crore ($1.8 billion USD). With recent investments in new processing plants and strategic expansion plans, analysts expect Mother Dairy's turnover to reach ₹15,000 crore ($1.85 billion USD) in the current fiscal year and to continue its upward trajectory in the coming years. Mother Dairy's commitment to innovation and customer needs has been key to its success. As consumer preferences continue to evolve, Mother Dairy is well-positioned to adapt and expand its offerings. With a focus on quality, convenience, and affordability, Mother Dairy looks set to remain a dominant force in the Indian FMCG market. #MotherDairy #FMCG #Delhi #GrowthStory #IndianConsumers Mother Dairy Fruit & Vegetable Pvt. Ltd. https://lnkd.in/gFJfP8ip

Amul (GCMMF) has been acknowledged as the most robust food brand worldwide in the 2024 Brand Finance Food & Drink report, surpassing its position from the previous year. Guided by Jayen Mehta, the managing director of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. The brand value of Amul increased by 11% to reach USD 3.3 billion, earning a AAA+ rating. Amul maintains its stronghold in the Indian dairy industry, commanding 85% of the butter market and 66% of the cheese market. To share your startup information write us on - [email protected] #latestupdate #news #stratup #dairyfarm #Amul

Godrej Jersey plans to expand its retail and parlour presence in India to tap into the untapped potential of the milk market and address the competitive dynamics of the sector. Lucrative opportunities exist in areas such as value-added dairy products, organic/farm-fresh milk, and exports. Dairy market growth requires significant infrastructure investment in: - Processing - Chilling - Logistics - Cattle feed But how are they going to do it? They have been actively introducing new products and variants to meet changing consumer preferences. They have expanded their market presence into regions like Western Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Uttarakhand, where they have observed a substantial demand for south-made ghee in northern markets. Last year, the company launched Milky Shots for ₹10 to increase its market penetration. Similarly, Recharge, a rejuvenating drink infused with whey protein, continues to receive positive responses from consumers. In the coming year, they intend to launch low-sugar variants of their products. Currently, the dairy industry’s revenue composition leans towards core milk products, constituting around 68% of the market share, while value-added products (VAPs) represent approximately 32%. However, there is a notable trend of growth in VAPs, outpacing the overall milk business with a 20% annual growth rate. 👉🏻 Stay updated and gain insights into the dairy industry by following Chandra Bhushan.

Amul (GCMMF) foray into the USA market is a well thought-out strategic move! It potentially opens a big new market for the brand. However, it will be interesting to see whether it can expand beyond Indian grocery stores and how it competes with the other established US dairy brands. Here's a quick rundown: 1. What they're selling? Amul is offering its popular range of fresh milk in the US, including Amul Gold (full cream), Shakti (4.5% fat), Taaza (3% fat) and Slim Trim (2% fat). These are the same varieties available in India.   2. Where to find it? The milk will be sold on the East Coast and Midwest in one-gallon and half-gallon cartons, targeting Indian grocery stores for now. 3. A first for Amul! This is the first time Amul has exported fresh milk anywhere in the world. Previously, they've only exported processed dairy products. 4. The partnership... Amul has partnered with the Michigan Milk Producers Association (MMPA) to procure milk from US farmers and distribute the product. Amul will handle branding and marketing. 5. Targeting the diaspora... Amul is initially aiming to cater to the large Indian diaspora in the US by offering a taste of home (literally). There are also plans to expand into other dairy other dairy products like curd, buttermilk and paneer. (It may be noted that milk marketed and distributed by Amul in USA may NOT have the unique distinct creamy taste, of the buffalo milk of India.) #milk #marketing #dairy ___________________________ One Percent Consulting draws upon one%inspiration to unleash growth. Book 1:1 Discovery Session from from profile page.

Amul (GCMMF) has been recognized as the strongest food brand globally in the 2024 Brand Finance Food & Drink report, surpassing last year’s rank. Under the leadership of Jayen Mehta, managing director of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. (GCMMF), Amul's brand value surged by 11% to USD 3.3 billion with an AAA+ rating. Amul continues to dominate the Indian dairy market, holding 85% of the butter and 66% of the cheese market. The company's strategic marketing and commitment to quality have solidified its position as a global leader in the food industry. #Amul #GCMMF #JayenMehta #DairyIndustry #BrandFinance #GlobalFoodBrand #IndianBrands #BrandLeadership #MarketingStrategy #DairyFarmers #FoodIndustry #BrandRecognition #startup77

Amul (GCMMF) has been named the strongest food brand globally in the 2024 Brand Finance Food & Drink report, exceeding last year's ranking. Under the leadership of Jayen Mehta, general director of the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. (GCMMF), Amul's brand value increased by 11% to USD 3.3 billion, earning a AAA+ grade. Amul continues to dominate the Indian dairy business, accounting for 85% of the butter and 66% of the cheese market. Strategic marketing and a commitment to quality have helped the company establish itself as a global food industry leader. #Amul #GCMMF #JayenMehta #DairyIndustry #BrandFinance #GlobalFoodBrand #IndianBrands #BrandLeadership #MarketingStrategy #DairyFarmers #FoodIndustry #BrandRecognition #Startuphonor

🇮🇳 Amul, India's iconic dairy brand, is set to make a splash in the United States! 🇺🇸 With a rich history spanning over 75 years, Amul has been a household name in India, known for its quality dairy products and its memorable "Utterly Butterly Delicious" tagline. 🥛 Amul's journey began in 1946 as a cooperative movement in Gujarat, India, and has since grown to become the largest dairy cooperative in the world. The brand's success can be attributed to its focus on empowering farmers, ensuring fair prices, and maintaining strict quality control. 💪 The U.S. dairy market is substantial, with milk consumption alone reaching nearly 46 billion liters in 2020. The market generated revenue of approximately $40.5 billion in the same year. By leveraging its strong brand identity and adapting to the American market, Amul has the potential to carve out a significant share of this lucrative market. 💰 Now, Amul is ready to bring its delectable range of products to the American market. The company plans to initially launch its products in select cities with a significant Indian diaspora, such as New York, New Jersey, California and Texas. By targeting these markets first, Amul aims to capitalize on the existing brand recognition among Indian-Americans and gradually expand its reach. 🎯 The GCMMF(Amul) has tied up with 108-year old cooperative organisation Michigan Milk Producers Association (MMPA) to launch fresh milk in the US market. To succeed in the competitive U.S. dairy market, Amul would be considering the following strategies: 1. Emphasize its unique selling points: Amul's cooperative model, quality control, and wide range of products can help differentiate it from other brands. 🌟 2. Collaborate with local distributors: Partnering with established distributors can help Amul navigate the complex U.S. supply chain and expand its reach more efficiently. 🤝 3. Adapt to local tastes: While introducing traditional Indian dairy products, Amul should also develop new products tailored to American preferences. 🧀 4. Invest in marketing: A strong marketing campaign highlighting Amul's brand story, quality, and diverse product range can help capture the attention of American consumers. 📣 As an Indian-American, I am thrilled to see Amul's entry into the U.S. market and can't wait to enjoy my favorite Amul products right here in the States! 🙌 #AmulInAmerica #UtteryButteryDelicious #marketing #businessmodel