Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Supplyco Aims for ₹300 Crore Sales During Onam
Supplyco, a government-run company in Kerala, is working to make food more affordable for people during the Onam festival.
They are aiming to sell ₹300 crore worth of goods, which will benefit about 50 lakh families.
The government has been intervening to control the prices of essential items like coconut oil and has also launched new Sabari brand products, including rice powder and payasam mix, which are available at subsidized rates in Supplyco outlets.
The goal is to provide essential commodities at controlled prices during the festival season, with coconut oil prices expected to further decrease after August 25th.
Supplyco aims for ₹300 crore sales during the Onam season.
Government intervention helped stabilize coconut oil prices.
Coconut oil prices decreased by ₹7-10 per liter in the wholesale market.
The government procured around 2.5 quintals of foodgrains.
New Sabari brand products, including rice powder and payasam mix, were launched.
- Who
- Kerala Minister GR Anil, Supplyco, and actress Rima Kallingal.
- What
- Supplyco aims for ₹300 crore sales and launched new Sabari products for Onam.
- When
- Events discussed are occurring before and during the Onam festival, published on August 19, 2025.
- Where
- Kerala.
- Why
- To provide essential commodities at controlled prices and benefit families during the festival season.
- Target Sales
- ₹300 crore
- Beneficiary Families
- 50 lakh
- Coconut Oil Price Drop
- ₹7-10 per liter
- Wholesale Coconut Oil Price
- ₹373 per liter
- Copra Price
- ₹226 per kg
- Foodgrains Procured
- 2.5 quintals
- Sabari Product Expansion
- 19 products