Milma Aims for ₹10,000 Crore Business by 2030 on Export, Domestic Expansion.

The Kerala Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation, widely known as Milma, has set an ambitious target of achieving a ₹10,000 crore business turnover by 2030. The cooperative is focusing heavily on expanding its presence in export and upcountry markets to reach this goal.

Milma, operating on the successful Anand pattern and offering a diverse range of over 150 milk-based and ready-to-eat instant food products, registered a turnover of ₹4500 crore last year.

K.S. Mani, Milma Chairman, shared insights into the strategic roadmap to achieve the target. Speaking to businessline, he stated, "We have charted out a business plan to achieve the targeted turnover through strengthening product distribution network in overseas markets and major metros, widening the product basket and ensuring the quality and product packaging."

Mani also highlighted the positive customer reception, particularly for their ready-to-eat instant food products. However, he acknowledged the challenge of limited shelf life for these products and revealed that Milma is actively working on launching new instant food items with extended shelf life specifically to cater to international customers.