Dairy Dominance: India's Rise to the Top of the Global Dairy Sector
Amit Shah highlights India's 70% growth in the dairy sector over 11 years, making it the world's fastest-growing and largest milk producer. The newly inaugurated Sabar Dairy Plant, costing Rs 325 crore, provides vast production capacity, targeting increased milk procurement and modernizing dairy infrastructure nationwide.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared India as a dominant force in the dairy sector, witnessing a remarkable 70% growth in the past 11 years.
Shah inaugurated the new Sabar Dairy Plant facility, a Rs 325 crore investment in industrial infrastructure, enhancing production capabilities for curd, buttermilk, and yogurt.
With the industry's expansion, it's projected that by 2028-29, milk procurement by dairy cooperatives will surge to 1,007 lakh kg daily.
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