Aavin, Tamil Nadu’s government-run dairy cooperative, has set an ambitious goal to expand its market share to 65 per cent over the next five years, up from its current level of over 50 per cent.

At present, Aavin pays Rs 38 per litre for cow milk and Rs 47 for buffalo milk, including the Rs 3 incentive. In contrast, private brands offer Rs 40 per litre for cow milk. However, their selling ...

Dinesh Kumar has directed the Aavin milk cooperative society’s production ... The Collector interacted with the unit manager on the various grades of cow’s milk packaged under the milk ...

CHENNAI: Milk and Dairy Development Minister R S Raja Kannappan on Wednesday informed the Assembly that Aavin milk is the most affordable among all state-owned cooperative brands, including Amul ...

The Tiruppur District Cooperative Milk Producers’ Union (Aavin) has plans to form women primary milk producers cooperative societies, by mobilising women self-help groups. District Collector T.