The planned facility will initially be capable of processing 10 lakh litres of milk per day, with the option to scale up to 25 lakh litres per day in later phases, reflecting Milky Mist’s long-term vision for capacity growth. Located on a 48.15-acre plot allotted by the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC), the unit’s staged development aims to meet rising dairy demand while integrating with local milk supply chains.

Milky Mist’s Maharashtra plant will produce a diversified portfolio of value-added dairy products, including paneer, yoghurt, curd, mozzarella cheese, ice cream, butter and ghee, positioning the company to tap into both traditional and emerging consumer segments. The emphasis on higher-value products aligns with broader industry trends toward premiumization and margin enhancement in dairy processing.

The investment is also expected to generate around 800 direct jobs, providing a significant employment boost to the region and supporting economic development within the state’s dairy ecosystem. By sourcing milk locally, the facility is poised to create more stable market opportunities for Maharashtra’s milk producers, strengthening supply chain linkages and rural incomes.