The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has achieved record festive sales of 1,100 metric tonnes of Nandini sweets, exceeding its 1,000 MT target and marking a 38% increase over 2024. The 2025 Dasara and Deepavali seasons generated a ₹46 crore turnover, compared to ₹33.48 crore the previous year.
Minister for Animal Husbandry K. Venkatesh credited the success to Nandini’s quality, purity, and consumer trust, alongside the commitment of Karnataka’s dairy farmers. KMF collects 1 crore litres of milk daily, converting 65 lakh litres into milk, curd, UHT products, and sweets distributed across Karnataka and neighbouring states.
Managing Director Shivaswamy confirmed zero adulteration in 700 product samples tested across 16 units, with vigilance teams ensuring only genuine Nandini products reach consumers.
This milestone reinforces Nandini’s status as a trusted dairy brand, strengthening KMF’s cooperative network and boosting rural livelihoods across Karnataka.
