Archive · 22 Nov 2025
Amul Explores Israel, Europe Tie-ups; Eyes Global Expansion
Amul, India's largest milk producer, is looking to expand globally by forming partnerships with companies in Israel and Europe.
They want to use Israel's advanced farming technologies to improve their products and reach new markets.
Despite some challenges, Amul's products are still being sold in the US and Europe.
Amul, the largest milk producer in the world, is exploring partnerships with Israeli and other West Asian companies.
The company aims to increase its product availability in Israel through Kosher certification and leverage Israel's advanced technologies.
Amul is also planning to enter the European market, with operations in France, Germany, and Switzerland on the horizon.
Despite trade barriers, Amul's exports to the US have remained unaffected, with products like dahi, ghee, cheese, and ice creams continuing to be sold in 35 states.
Amul is the only national dairy player in the US, selling fresh milk through cooperatives.
- Who
- Amul (Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation)
- What
- Exploring partnerships with Israeli and European companies for global expansion
- When
- Currently, with plans for the next decade
- Where
- Israel, Europe, and the US
- Why
- To increase product availability, leverage advanced technologies, and reach new markets
Pro-Expansion
Cautious Approach
Market Access
Pro-Expansion
Expanding partnerships will increase product availability and reach new markets.
Cautious Approach
Rapid expansion may lead to quality control issues and cultural misunderstandings.
Technology Adoption
Pro-Expansion
Israel's advanced technologies can improve productivity and reduce costs.
Cautious Approach
Over-reliance on foreign technology may hinder indigenous innovation.
- World Milk Production
- India produces 1/4th of the world's milk, set to produce 1/3rd by 2030
- Amul's Global Presence
- Operates in 35 US states, plans to enter France, Germany, and Switzerland
- Israel Trade
- Already exports ghee to Israel, aims to increase productivity and reduce costs through partnerships
- US Trade
- Exports dahi, ghee, cheese, and ice creams despite 50% duties
- Europe Trade
- Currently sells milk through a Spanish cooperative, plans to launch operations in three more European countries
