WELCOME TO SANGAM DAIRY

The evolution of GDMPCU Ltd., started with the generous donation of Milk Producers of Krishna, Guntur and West Godavari districts for the purchase of 34.46 acres of land at a cost of Rs. 1.5 lakhs before initiated this project, during 1973-74. The G.D.M.P.C.U.Ltd., was registered under the A.P.Co-op. Societies Act 1964, on 23.2.1977 and the management of the dairy was handed over to the elected representatives of the Union on 1.8.1978 with two Milk Chilling Centers at Narasaraopet and Gurazala , by the A.P.D.D.C.Ltd.,. People from all walks of life, the young and the old women, men and children, of all categories joined in and a movement had begun. The main thrust was not in just producing milk but also giving opportunities to improve the quality of rural of life in all angles. Milk Producers Cooperative Societies were established in the villages Facilitating people to mobilize themselves and interact productively. Thus the voyage of Sangam Dairy started with 81Co-op. Societies. Now it has 776 member societies and 265 collection centers in the district.

The GDMPCU Ltd., has also entered in a challenging task of Co-op Societies Act 1995 and got registered on 01.02.1997 under the name of Guntur District Milk Producers' Mutually Aided Co-op Union Ltd,. In 1997, the Union established a new Chilling Centre at Bhattiprolu and another at Vinukonda in 1998. The Union now procuring 1.5 lakh liters per day on an average and a highest of 2.71 lakh liters during flush and producing milk products like Table Butter, White Butter, Salted Butter, Cooking Butter, Skim Milk Powder, Whole Milk Powder, Ghee, Doodhpeda, Lassie, Sterilized Flavored Milk, Mango Drink in spite of selling Toned Milk, Whole Milk, Standardized Milk and Milk Cake in all the urban areas of the district and other states of the country through its renowned brand SANGAM. The Union expanded its processing capacity from 1.0 lakh liters to 2.5 lakh liters during Operation Flood II and started Asceptic Packaging Station in the dairy premises and a Cattle Feed Plant in the Vadlamudi itself. The Union started its own marketing in the important towns like Hyderabad, Vijaywada, Tirupathi and Chenna

• Animal Vaccines at subsidy rates.
• Fodder Seeds.
• Silvi Pasture Scheme.
• Distribution of Chaff Cutters.
• Enrichment of Paddy Straw with Urea.
• Distribution of Cattle Feed on subsidy rates.
• Supply of By-pass Protein Feed.