The Guharat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), India’s largest milk co-operative, has accused the government of failing to help it placate the competing interests of consumers and farmers.
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GCMMF has increased pasteurised milk prices three times in 2009 to US$0.5 per litre, worrying consumers. However, its 2.8m milk producers are demanding more remuneration.
The co-operative’s chief general manager Rupinder Singh Sodhi told just-food the Indian government has ignored a formal GCMMF memorandum calling for a ban on exports of de-oiled cake – a rice milling byproduct used in cattle feed – and lowering of taxes on other feed ingredients.
“The cost of production is still rising and if it goes up further, naturally we have to increase the price,” he added.
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