Telangana - Mega dairy plant of Vijaya Dairy to be opened on October 5
On october 5, telangana Vijaya Dairy will open its much awaited big dairy facility. minister of Animal Husbandry Talasani srinivas Yadav made the announcement and directed staff to hasten preparations for the formal opening. On Friday, Soma Bharat Kumar, the chairman of the telangana State Dairy Development Cooperative Federation (TSDDCF), Special Chief Secretary for Animal Husbandry Aadhaar Sinha, and other officials attended the board meeting of telangana Vijaya Dairy at the Dr. BR Ambedkar telangana State Secretariat.
Speaking at the event, the minister said that a $250 billion project to build a cutting-edge, massive dairy factory in the hamlet of Raviryala in the Rangareddy district had begun. The dairy plant's 5–8 lakh litre production capacity promises to significantly increase Vijaya Dairy's production capacity and speed its growth ambitions.
Srinivas Yadav gave the staff the order to improve the marketing system and develop strategies for adding more productive manufacturing facilities. The creation of six zones around the State to simplify milk collecting, transportation, and product marketing—all of which would help farmers—was also instructed to be thoroughly studied. The minister emphasised the need of working together with the relevant government officials to make it easier to deliver Vijaya milk to Anganwadi locations throughout the State.
The minister recounted telangana Vijaya Dairy's amazing rise from financial hardship in undivided andhra pradesh to generating a revenue of more than Rs 800 crore following the establishment of telangana State. He reaffirmed the State government's dedication to the dairy sector, which supports the livelihoods of many dairy farmers and other people. He requested that the government take legal action against anyone selling imitation goods under the telangana Vijaya Dairy trademark.
Srinivas Yadav gave the staff the order to improve the marketing system and develop strategies for adding more productive manufacturing facilities. The creation of six zones around the State to simplify milk collecting, transportation, and product marketing—all of which would help farmers—was also instructed to be thoroughly studied. The minister emphasised the need of working together with the relevant government officials to make it easier to deliver Vijaya milk to Anganwadi locations throughout the State.
The minister recounted telangana Vijaya Dairy's amazing rise from financial hardship in undivided andhra pradesh to generating a revenue of more than Rs 800 crore following the establishment of telangana State. He reaffirmed the State government's dedication to the dairy sector, which supports the livelihoods of many dairy farmers and other people. He requested that the government take legal action against anyone selling imitation goods under the telangana Vijaya Dairy trademark.