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Vijaya Dairy to construct mega milk project at Arugolanu
The mega project is the dream of milk union chairman Mandava Janaki Ramaiah, who has been the chairman of the dairy for the past 24 years, and set to complete 25 years by February, 2017. He is firm on grounding the project at the earliest.
Vijayawada: Krishna District Milk Producers Mutually Aided Cooperative Union Limited, which manufactures milk products branded as Vijaya Dairy, will construct mega milk project at a cost of Rs 150 crore in Krishnan district.
The mega project is the dream of milk union chairman Mandava Janaki Ramaiah, who has been the chairman of the dairy for the past 24 years, and set to complete 25 years by February, 2017. He is firm on grounding the project at the earliest.
Vijaya Dairy is facing competition from private dairies. Sangam Dairy of Guntur has already established its outlets and Visakha Diary is set to establish the outlets here soon. Besides, some other private dairies are also competing with Vijaya Diary.
Janaki Ramaiah is planning to lay the foundation stone for his dream project by end of this year. The milk union had already identified the land at Arugolanu village near Hanuman Junction which is centrally located in Krishna district.
Meanwhile, the milk union wants to enhance its production capacity to one lakh litres per day which will be in addition to present capacity. There is a demand of four lakh litres per day in the district, but the availability of the milk is limited to 2.5 lakh litres at present.
