Palanpur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the new plant foundation of Bansas Dairy in Varanasi on Thursday in the Constituency Lok Sabha ahead of the election of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly (above).
Gujarat’s biggest milk Union – The Banskantha District Cooperative Milk Producers Union Limited – Popularly known as Banas Dairy has run a milk processing plant in Kanpur and Lucknow.
Plants in Karkhiyaon, 18 km from Varanasi, will be the third plants in Dairy on.
Once assigned, the factory will produce employment for 10,000 people from seven districts including Banaras, officials said.
The factory will have a five-liter milk processing capacity per day.
This project is expected to be assigned in one and a half years at a cost of Rs 457 Crore at 30 hectares of land.
In addition to placing the foundation stone, PM will digly transfer RS ​​35.19 Crore as a dividend for 2020-21 in an account of 1.75 lakh milk producers, registered as a member of Dairy Dairy.
The Chairman of Banas Dairy, Shankar Chaudhary said on Tuesday said that the factory would benefit 1,000 village Varanasi, Jaunpur, Chandauli, Bhadohi, Ghazipur, Mirzapur and Azamgarh Regency.
“These farmers will get a price range from Rs 8,000 to 10,000 per month for the milk they buy and provide in the factory.
About 750 people will get a direct job through this project,” he said.
The factory will produce 50,000 liters of ice cream, 20 tons of paneer, 75,000 liters of buttermilk, 50 tons of curd, 15,000 liters of Lassi and 10,000 kg Amul Candy per day.
The factory will also have a separate bread unit from the unit to produce Take-Home ratios to produce nutritional supplements for women and children.
“Initially, the plant would have a 5 latric capacity that could be expanded to process 10 latric dairy products a day,” he said.