Amul Bengal Dairy Project Foundation
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jul 19, 2026 · Last updated Jul 20, 2026
The project is expected to boost the dairy sector in India — West Bengal, providing stable market access for farmers and increasing Amul's production capacity. It may positively impact GCMMF's supply chain and brand presence in eastern India.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah laid the foundation stone for the Amul Bengal Dairy Project, a Rs 700-crore integrated dairy facility in Howrah, India — West Bengal, which will become the world's largest curd production plant upon completion. The plant, developed by the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) under the Amul brand, will process 30 lakh litres of milk daily and produce 1,000 tonnes of curd and other cultured dairy products. The project is expected to benefit over 1.25 lakh dairy farmers, including 30,000 women, and strengthen India — West Bengal's dairy infrastructure. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari termed it the beginning of the second phase of the 'Amul revolution' in the state. Shah also announced a new animal breed improvement programme and over 70 farmer welfare schemes to be rolled out in the next six months.
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