Vadodara / Anand: The Government of Assam has extended the management of the West Cooperative Milk (Wamul) by the National Milk Development Board Anand-Head Office (NDDB) for another five-year period.
Hamul is on the closing threshold when NDDB takes over.
Management in 2008.
Given the influence of the NDDB intervention in restoring and reviving the cooperative milk institution, the state government of Assam has approved another extension of NDDB management from the Wamul.AN agreement with this effect signed on Friday after Meenesh Shah, while the NDDB chairman met with Chairman of the Minister of Assam Dr.
Himanta Buswa Sarma in Guwahati.
“Cm ​​shows sharp interest in adopting innovative ways to develop milk infrastructure and increase hostile animal productivity through cement and embryonic transfer technology.
He hopes that the NDDB intervention will protect the interest of Assam’s rural milk producers and bring the transformation of rural households that are needed, “A release issued by the NDDB mentioned development, the implementation of Assam Accord, cooperation and discussing various aspects of milk development.
Hamul currently holds a daily quantity of an average of 41,000 kg of milk from 13,916 dairy farmers.
The ‘Purabi’ market brand is around 64,000 liters of milk per day.
Even when the market was affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Wamul reached the sales turnover of Rs 120 Crore in the financial year ended March 31, 2021.