Hyderabad, June 8, 2026: Heritage Foods Ltd. has commemorated its 35th Foundation Day, marking more than three decades of growth, innovation and commitment to India’s dairy ecosystem. The milestone reflects the company’s continued focus on empowering dairy farmers, delivering quality dairy products and strengthening its position within the Indian dairy industry.
Founded in 1992, Heritage Foods has evolved into one of the country’s leading dairy brands while maintaining its core mission of supporting farmers and providing safe, nutritious dairy products to consumers. The company celebrated the occasion under the theme of “Pure Resolve”, highlighting its commitment to resilience, operational excellence and sustainable growth.
Strengthening the Dairy Value Chain
Over the past year, Heritage Foods has intensified efforts to strengthen its dairy procurement network and enhance milk sourcing capabilities. The company expanded its farmer outreach programmes, increased procurement coverage and added new chilling infrastructure to improve milk collection efficiency.
These investments are aimed at supporting farmer livelihoods, ensuring consistent milk quality and reinforcing the company’s farm-to-home model. Such initiatives align with broader trends shaping the dairy sector India, where supply chain efficiency and farmer engagement remain critical drivers of growth.
New Product Launches Target Emerging Consumer Preferences
As part of its Foundation Day celebrations, Heritage Foods introduced several new offerings designed to meet evolving consumer demands and expand its value-added dairy products portfolio.
Creamy Shake Range for Gen Z Consumers
The company launched its new Creamy Shake range in Badam and Mango variants, targeting digitally connected Gen Z and young millennial consumers seeking convenient and indulgent dairy beverages.
Available in a 175 ml pack priced at ₹40, the products feature:
- Badam Creamy Shake with real almond bits and 5.2% fat content
- Mango Creamy Shake made with real mango pulp and 3.8% fat content
The company stated that the range combines flavour, convenience and youthful packaging, supported by a digital-first marketing strategy designed to enhance consumer engagement.
Probiotic Buttermilk Campaign
Heritage Foods also unveiled a dedicated influencer campaign for its Probiotic Buttermilk, reinforcing the growing consumer focus on wellness-oriented dairy nutrition products.
The initiative aims to position buttermilk as both a traditional Indian beverage and a modern health-focused refreshment. Through digital storytelling and influencer engagement, the brand seeks to strengthen awareness among younger consumers while highlighting the nutritional benefits of probiotic dairy products.
Frozen Malai Paneer Cubes Introduced
Further expanding its convenience food portfolio, Heritage Foods launched Frozen Malai Paneer Cubes, a product designed to combine convenience with nutritional value.
The paneer cubes offer:
- Rich protein and calcium content
- Soft and creamy texture
- Extended shelf life of up to six months
- Convenience for modern households and foodservice users
The launch reflects growing demand for innovative dairy formats and convenience-driven dairy products within the Indian market.
Recognition for Corporate Governance Excellence
Adding to the celebrations, Heritage Foods received the IR Excellence Award in the Food & Beverage Category from the IR Society. The recognition acknowledges the company’s commitment to transparent communication, strong corporate governance practices and effective engagement with the investor community.
Leadership Reflects on Growth and Future Readiness
Commenting on the company’s operational achievements, J. Samba Murthy, Chief Operating Officer, Heritage Foods Ltd., said:
“This year has been a true test of our operational strength and agility. From scaling our farmer procurement network and adding new chilling infrastructure to commissioning world-class processing facilities, our teams have delivered with precision and commitment. The expansion of our distribution reach across fresh, ice cream and modern trade channels reflects our relentless focus on getting the best of dairy to every consumer, every day. As we enter our 35th year, our operations are stronger, more future-ready and more farmer-aligned than ever before.”
Speaking on the milestone, Srideep Kesavan, CEO, Heritage Foods Ltd., said:
“Legacy is more than longevity. It is about staying true to our founding purpose. On our 35th Foundation Day, and in the spirit of Pure Resolve, we remain focused on building a stronger future through innovation, discipline and a deep commitment to the farmer and the consumer. Heritage Foods continues to move forward with confidence, resilience and resolve.”
Reflecting on the company’s journey and future direction, Brahmani Nara, Executive Director, Heritage Foods Ltd., said:
“Heritage’s journey is a testament to the dedication of our farmers and employees and to the trust of our consumers. I am proud of the progress we have made in building resilient supply chains, expanding our value-added portfolio and strengthening farmer livelihoods. The Board and management remain committed to sustainable growth, strong governance and creating long-term value for all stakeholders.”
Looking Ahead
As Heritage Foods enters its next phase of growth, the company remains focused on strengthening farmer partnerships, expanding dairy innovation, enhancing operational capabilities and delivering trusted dairy products to consumers across India.
With continued investments in procurement infrastructure, value-added dairy products and consumer-centric innovation, Heritage Foods is positioning itself to play a significant role in shaping future India dairy trends and supporting long-term dairy market growth.
