The Indore Cooperative Milk Union has increased the milk procurement rate from ₹820 to ₹850 per kilogram of fat, effective March 1, following discussions with representatives of milk producers in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The decision was announced during a meeting held at the union’s premises, where officials and farmer representatives discussed several issues related to dairy operations and farmer welfare.
Officials indicated that the procurement price could be further increased to ₹900 per kilogram of fat in the upcoming milk season, depending on market conditions. During the meeting, the union management clarified the status of several demands raised by farmers and stated that most issues have already been resolved or are in the final stage of decision-making.
The management emphasized that protecting the interests of milk producers remains its highest priority, describing dairy farmers as an integral part of the union family. Balbir Sharma reiterated that the union is committed to safeguarding farmers’ interests through cooperation and transparent dialogue. The event also included a Holi Milan celebration, where participants exchanged greetings, applied gulal, and celebrated together in a cordial atmosphere.
Source: Dairynews7x7 8th March, 2026 Read full story here
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