The expansion plan focuses on building new dairy processing infrastructure to absorb larger volumes of milk from the region. A central component of the project is the construction of a milk powder plant with a processing capacity of 60 metric tonnes, representing an investment of approximately ₹270 crore. The facility is expected to support dairy processors in managing seasonal milk surpluses while expanding the range of marketable dairy products.

In addition, the proposal includes a modern plant dedicated to fermented dairy products such as curd and lassi. This facility would have a processing capacity of 50 metric tonnes and an estimated cost of ₹102 crore. The project reflects growing demand in India for value-added dairy products, which are becoming an increasingly important segment of the dairy value chain.

Industry leaders say the expansion could significantly increase regional milk demand, helping secure better farmgate prices for dairy producers in the Ferozepur area. By strengthening processing infrastructure and encouraging higher milk production, the project aims to enhance the economic stability of dairy farmers and reinforce the cooperative dairy system in Punjab.