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Britannia to scale up milk sourcing across India, boost dairy business

The company has 25-30 milk centres in Maharashtra that collect up to 25,000 litres of milk daily

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Avishek Rakshit Kolkata
Britannia Industries plans to scale up sourcing milk across India after the dairy products line in its Ranjangaon plant in Maharashtra becomes operational.

The company has 25-30 milk centres in Maharashtra that collect up to 25,000 litres of milk daily. It is expanding to have hundreds of such centres around the Ranjangaon plant.

The milk collected will be used to support its value-added dairy products, like cheese, business, as the company has decided not to enter the liquid milk business.

Britannia believes by direct sourcing milk will help it innovate and roll out quality value-added dairy products quickly. “It will

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