Amul, the largest dairy cooperative network not just in India, but globally, has embarked on an energy efficiency drive. It is prioritizing on renewable energy usage. The cooperative has drawn an impressive sustainability roadmap. This outline optimizing the use of natural, renewable resources to enable more than thirty six million farmer members grouped into nearly 1,08,574 village level dairy cooperative societies.

Amul dairy has been a lifeline for millions of farmers associated with it since last 76 years. It is an apt example of how cooperatives also can be a role model for development adopting technological interventions and out-of-the box strategies. Amul has digitalized most of its operations, from producer to consumer. This live data is providing milk producers the potential to obtain key information with the click of a button, and thus to make smarter day-to-day decisions to improve cow health, production and on-farm efficiencies.

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On October 31, 2021, Amul celebrated its 75th Foundation Day in the august presence of the Hon’ble Shri Amit Shah, Minister of Home Affairs and Minister of Cooperation, along with other respected dignitaries like the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Bhupendra Patel, Shri Parshottam Rupala, Shri B. L. Verma and Shri Devusinh Chauhan.

Amul’s transformation journey goes all the way back to the 1960’s, trendsetting the homeland for milk evolution and its legacy with respect to Milk reception,Milk processing, Milk product development, Cleaning,Milk & Milk Products storage, etc. Fast forward to the 21st century, Amul Dairy has stood the test of time in bringing fresh raw produce from the farm to factory and finally to the tables of many families in the humid and scorching India.

When Amit Vyas stepped into the role of Managing Director of Amul Dairy, one of India’s largest dairy co-ops, it was with full knowledge of the legacy and passion he was taking on. Milk holds a treasured place in India’s history and Amul, self-billed as ‘The Taste of India’, is one of its greatest champions. “I was born at the dawn

It is needless to say, that since its inception Amul is the pioneer in the milk cooperative sector. It has presented the world’s ?rst & most successful model of cooperation in dairy sector, well known as “Anand Pattern”. The farmers in the operational areas of Amul across entire nation are grati?ed with the fruits of “Anand Pattern”, they are enjoying. We strive continuously to strengthen this model by introducing the things to make the livelihoods of farmers / milk producers better than yesterday. We, at Amul boast that our prompt services to milk producers with innovations have become an integral part of our DNA.

Amul is the pioneer in the milk cooperative sector in India which has presented the world’s most successful model of cooperation in dairy sector. The farmers across entire nation are gratified with the fruits of “Anand Pattern”. The staff members strive continuously to strengthen this model by introducing the system so as to make the livelihoods of milk producers better than yesterday. The prompt services offered by Amul to milk producers with innovations have become an integral part of our DNA.

Paneer is an integral part of the rich Indian Food culture. It is an essential source of high-quality protine, fat, minerals, 17-18% Protine, 2-2.5% carbohydrates and 1.5-2% minerals. Good quality paneer is characterized by a marble white colour, sweet,mildly acid taste, nutty flavour, spongy body and closely knit, smooth texture.

Digitalization or digital transformation refers to the changes in ways of working, roles, and business offering caused by adoption of digital technologies in an organization, or in the operation environment of the organization. Its major benefits are that through digitalizing, costs can be cut by up to 90 percent while improving the turnaround time multifold. Real-time data collected can be probed easily for assessing process performance, cost-drivers and also the risk factors involved. Real-time reports and dashboards empower managers to address problems before they become critical