Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Nandini Milk to Switch to Eco-Friendly Packaging
Nandini Milk is planning to use new eco-friendly packaging for its milk.
This new packaging will be made from corn starch, which is a plant-based material that breaks down naturally.
The project will start in Shivanhalli and if it works well, it could be used all over the state.
The new packaging will decompose in about six months and can be used as compost by farmers.
This is expected to help the environment by reducing plastic waste.
BAMUL is set to launch eco-friendly, biodegradable milk packets for Nandini Milk.
The new packets will be made from corn starch, a plant-based material.
The pilot project will begin at Shivanhalli near Kanakapura.
The biodegradable packaging is expected to decompose within six months.
The shift aims to reduce plastic waste and offer environmental benefits.
- Who
- BAMUL (Bangalore Milk Union Limited).
- What
- BAMUL is launching biodegradable milk packets.
- When
- Pilot project will begin soon after D.K. Suresh became President of BAMUL.
- Where
- Shivanhalli near Kanakapura.
- Why
- To reduce plastic waste and offer environmental benefits.
Environmental Benefits
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Impact on Environment
Environmental Benefits
Reduced plastic waste, healthier environment.
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- Company
- BAMUL (Bangalore Milk Union Limited)
- Product
- Nandini Milk
- Packaging Material
- Corn starch
- Decomposition Time
- Six months
- Daily Milk Sales
- 14 lakh liters
- Daily Packets in Circulation
- 20 lakh