Summary:

One of the first significant industrial projects under the new state government, Amul is scheduled to lay the foundation stone for a new dairy plant in West Bengal on June 14 with an investment of Rs. 700 crore (US$74.8 million). Union Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to attend the event, underscoring its significance for regional growth. The investment is in line with Amul's plan to increase its capacity for value-added products and dairy processing while fortifying its position in eastern India. By enhancing infrastructure, producing jobs, and stimulating the economy, the new facility is anticipated to strengthen West Bengal's dairy ecosystem. Additionally, it will encourage more extensive agro-processing and industrial expansion in the state, boost value chains, and improve organised dairy operations.

Source: IBEF

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