Archive · 23 Jan 2026
KMF Launches Nutritious Nandini Dairy Range
The Karnataka Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation (KMF) launched new dairy products under its Nandini brand.
These include high-protein milk, lower-fat paneer, probiotic curd and lassi, and ghee with QR codes for checking authenticity.
The products are designed to be nutritious, affordable, and transparent.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah was present at the launch.
KMF aims to meet consumer demands for better health and trust in dairy products.
KMF launched new Nandini dairy products including high-protein milk, medium-fat paneer, probiotic curd, and QR code-enabled ghee.
N-Pro Milk contains 18% more protein than regular milk, targeting consumers seeking enhanced nutrition.
Medium-fat paneer offers a lower-fat alternative with 50g of protein per serving.
QR code-enabled packaging on ghee products allows consumers to verify authenticity and access product details.
Affordable small packs of milk and curd are priced at ₹10, ensuring accessibility while maintaining quality.
- Who
- Karnataka Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation (KMF)
- What
- Launched new Nandini dairy products
- When
- January 23, 2026
- Where
- Vidhana Soudha office, Karnataka
- Why
- To cater to evolving consumer preferences for nutrition, quality, and transparency
- Organization
- Karnataka Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation (KMF)
- Brand
- Nandini
- Launch Date
- January 23, 2026
- N-Pro Milk Protein
- 18% more than regular milk
- Medium-Fat Paneer Protein
- 50g per serving
- Product Verification
- QR code-enabled packaging
- Affordable Packs
- ₹10 for milk and curd