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This document provides information about Milky Mist Dairy Foods Private Limited, a company that manufactures premium quality dairy products in South India. Some key details: - Founded in 1992 by Sathish T who took over his father's struggling business and transformed it by introducing new flavors and branding. - The company pioneered vacuum packing in India and designs its own packaging. It focuses on quality and freshness. - Milky Mist has expanded significantly, achieving annual turnovers of Rs. 220 crores in 2014-15. It aims to reach Rs. 3000 crores by 2020. - The company collects milk directly from farmers and has strong cold chain infrastructure to store and transport products.
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- 9. QUALITY PRODUCTS • PANEER • KHOVA • SHRIKHAND • BUTTER • PAYASAM (KHEER) • FRESH CREAM • BUTTER MILK • MOZZARELLA CHEESE • CHEESE SPREAD
- 10. CONT… • CHEESE SLICES • CURD • GHEE • YOGHURT • LASSI
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- 12. CONT… • 40% OF THEIR TURNOVER COMES FROM SALE OF PANEER,FOLLOWED BY CURD,WHICH BRINGS IN 30%. • AIM IS TO ACHIEVE A TURNOVER OF RS 3000 CRORE BY 2020.
- 13. PIONEERING IN PACKING • BY INTRODUCING “THERMOFORMED VACCUM PACK” IN INDIA WITH THE WORLDS BEST MACHINE FROM MULTIVAC GERMANY. • PACKING DESIGNS ARE DONE IN HOUSE WHICH EMPHASIS THE FRESHNESS AND PREMIUM QUALITY OF THEIR PRODUCT.
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- 15. MARKETING • MILKY MIST A 100% PRODUCT COMPANY AND THE ONLY DAIRY IN SOUTH INDIA TO CONVERT ALL THE MILK PROCURED INTO VALUE ADDED PRODUCTS. • AMBITIOUSLY MOVING FORWARD, NOT ONLY TO BECOME A PAN INDIAN BRAND BUT ALSO TO PURSUE ON THE EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES.
- 16. • FOUND LAG IN BUSINESS…?
- 17. • PANEER IS NOT AN DAILY USAGE PRODUCT. • STARTED SELLING UPGRADED CURD.
- 18. QUALITY OF RAW MILK,DOES MATTERS!!! • RAW MILK SUPPLIED BY MIDDLE MEN FOUND UNHYGENIC. • SO MILK IS COLLECTED DIRECTLY FROM FARMERS WITH BEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
- 19. • AIRCONDITIONED VEHICLES TO SUPPLY WHOLE S DEALERS AS WELL AS RETAIL.
- 20. CONT… • SO IN 2010, THEY LAUNCHED THEIR FIRST TV COMMERCIAL ADD. • THE TV COMMERCIAL GAVE THEM A CLEAR BRAND IDENTITY. WHEN WE SAY MILKY MIST WE ASSOCIATE IT WITH PANEER. • FOR OTHERS PANEER IS ONE OF THEIR PRODUCTS. • THEY HAVE TIED UP WITH CELEBRITY CHEF SANJEEV KAPOOR.
- 21. CONT… • THEY DEVELOPED STATE OF THE ART DAIRY PLANT WHERE, 78 SKUS OF ‘MILKY MIST’ PRODUCTS ACROSS 10 CATEGORIES.