Jayen Mehta, Managing Director, Amul, said that the company aims to achieve a turnover of Rs 1 lakh crore this year. Speaking about the trust built and maintained by the brand among consumers, the Amul executive said that the company has always focused on delivering value for money.

Speaking at ABP Network’s India@2047 Summit, the executive elaborated that under their cooperative model, they focus on bringing together all the stakeholders, ranging from farmers, milk collectors, cooperatives to retailers and distributors, to work towards achieving a common goal and making the brand a success for all.

Additionally, Mehta pointed out that the brand rests on two pillars, farmers and consumers. To help distribute success evenly, he said that his company pays 80 per cent of consumer spending on their products to the farmers. “Today, if you pay Rs 100 for a Amul product, Rs 80 will directly go to the farmer’s pocket,” he added.

He further noted that Amul works on a ‘fully integrated farmer-owned structure’ and if this model is implemented across other sectors it will help both farmers and consumers.

About ABP India@2047 

The Summit, organised in Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi on May 6, focuses on India’s positioning for the future, both domestically and on the global stage. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to deliver the closing remarks the event today and share his vision for the future of the country. The event will be live streamed on abp live website and app, in addition to YouTube.

The Summit stands apart as not just a platform for discussions but aims to be a thought-provoking catalyst that helps inspire the country to move ahead with clarity and purpose in the years ahead.