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Bihar’s Sudha Dairy Prepares to Sell Bottled Goat Milk
A large cooperative dairy brand is preparing to sell goat milk. According to a Dainik Jagran report of 5 November 2026, Bihar’s Sudha Dairy has set up a goat farm at its plant in Dehri, Rohtas district, and is trialling bottled goat milk.
What the report says
- The project belongs to the Shahabad milk producers’ cooperative union, which sells under the Sudha brand.
- A modern goat farm at the Dehri dairy plant currently keeps 100 goats, producing about 50 litres of milk a day. The plan is to expand to 200 goats.
- The milk will be sterilised and packed in 200 ml glass bottles.
- Sales are planned through Sudha booths, medical stores and major hospitals.
- A trial run of packaging and quality processes is under way. The price and official launch date have not been announced.
Why it matters for goat farmers
Goat milk is usually sold loose and locally. A cooperative brand selling it in packaged form could create a more organised market for goat milk. For now this is one plant’s own herd; the report does not say whether the dairy will buy goat milk from farmers.
If you produce goat milk, see our guides to fresh goat milk handling and goat lactation.
Sources
Checked against the official sources above on 11 November 2026. GoatIndia.com is an independent website, not a government portal. Dates, fees and rules can change, so always confirm on the official website before you apply or pay.