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Cargill to invest Rs 100 cr for increasing production of cattle feed

The firm is setting up a new plant to produce supplements for cattle at Kurkumbh, Maharashtra under its bioindustrial business segment

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The firm is planning a Rs 100 crore investment to raise production of cattle feed

Arnab Dutta New Delhi
Cargill India has announced a planned investment of Rs 100 crore to increase production of cattle feed. The firm is setting up a new plant to produce supplements for cattle at Kurkumbh, Maharashtra under its bioindustrial business segment. 

“Our long-term experience in bypass fats and specialty waxes, combined with our local insights and this investment will go a long way in demonstrating our commitment to the country, in keeping with our organizational goal of nourishing the world. It also demonstrates our commitment to supporting the local economy with the addition of 50 new manufacturing jobs,” said Keerthy Pethaiyan, regional director, Cargill

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