Mumbai: Gokul Dairy, the largest brand of cooperative milk in the state, will not be able to send supplies to Mumbai on Saturday due to floods that have gripped Kolhapur, Sangli and other districts.
However, the biggest amul Dairy in India has a “full supply”.
The Amul Managing Director of the Sodhi Hospital said, “There is nothing to worry about, we can provide more.
We have many sources in Maharashtra and Gujarat.” Gokul’s headquarters is located in Kolhapur who sank under heavy rain.
Chairman Vishwas Patil said, “Milk collections are mostly affected on Thursday and Friday due to rain in Maharashtra and Konkan.
Like the normal daily collection of 13 lakh, we can only collect around 2.5 latris Friday.
In addition, the highway to Mumbai Closed.
“Mumbai is the biggest market for this brand.
Patil said they were trying to continue the inventory to the city as soon as possible.
Vegetables will not run short.
APMC Director Sanjay Pansare said, “There is no impact on the supply of vegetables and fruits to Mumbai, because areas affected by floods such as Chiplun, Raigad, and Kolhapur do not send products to the city.
Also Mumbai is the main (terminal) market so Vegetables and fruits arrive from other countries too.
In addition, the current disturbance will not last long.
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