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Bitter Milk: Lessons from Rajamahendravaram Case
Mar 10, 2026

Bitter Milk: Lessons from Rajamahendravaram Case

The milk adulteration tragedy in Rajamahendravaram in Andhra Pradesh’s East Godavari district has raised serious concerns about food safety, regulatory oversight and the vulnerability of consumers to...Read More

Sangam Dairy Chief Slams ‘Fake Propaganda’ Claims
Mar 10, 2026

Sangam Dairy Chief Slams ‘Fake Propaganda’ Claims

Dhulipalla Narendra Kumar, who is also a **Sangam Dairy chairman and MLA from Ponnur, strongly criticised leaders of the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), accusing them of spreading false propaganda and bas...Read More

Nandini Demand Boosts Profits for Dairy Farmers
Mar 10, 2026

Nandini Demand Boosts Profits for Dairy Farmers

Rising demand for Nandini dairy products has significantly increased revenues for the Chikkaballapur District Milk Producers Cooperative Union (CHIMUL) in Karnataka, enabling the cooperative to share...Read More

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Rajahmundry Milk Incident: Accident or Adulteration?
Mar 10, 2026

Rajahmundry Milk Incident: Accident or Adulteration?

The recent editorial “Bitter Milk” published by The Hindu raises important concerns about food safety in India. The editorial deserves appreciation for attempting to broaden the conversation and under...Read More

Milk Prices Rise in South & West: Is North Next?
Mar 05, 2026

Milk Prices Rise in South & West: Is North Next?

The recent round of retail milk price increases across South India and Maharashtra is no longer an episodic adjustment but a clear signal of structural stress building up in India’s milk economy. Over...Read More

India’s Dairy Climate Paradox: Production Triumph Meets Methane Time-Bomb
Mar 02, 2026

India’s Dairy Climate Paradox: Production Triumph Meets Methane Time-Bomb

India’s rise to the top of the global dairy league board has been one of the most remarkable agricultural success stories of the 21st century. With milk production surpassing 247 million tonnes per ye...Read More

India’s First Cow Culture Museum in Mathura
Feb 16, 2026

India’s First Cow Culture Museum in Mathura

India’s first national “Cow Culture Museum” is set to be established in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, on the campus of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Veterinary Science University, announced the Uttar Pradesh B...Read More

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Data Replaces Handshakes in Dairy Lending
Mar 10, 2026

Data Replaces Handshakes in Dairy Lending

The dairy financing landscape is undergoing a major transformation as traditional relationship-based lending gives way to data-driven credit evaluation, according to industry insights. Historically, d...Read More

Rabobank Sees Cautious Dairy Price Recovery
Mar 10, 2026

Rabobank Sees Cautious Dairy Price Recovery

Global dairy commodity prices are showing early signs of recovery in 2026, but the rebound is expected to remain cautious due to abundant global milk supply, according to Rabobank’s Global Dairy Quart...Read More

US-Iran Tensions Raise Indirect Risks for Dairy
Mar 10, 2026

US-Iran Tensions Raise Indirect Risks for Dairy

Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran are creating indirect challenges for the global dairy sector, mainly through higher energy, freight and packaging costs, according to market anal...Read More

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Milkymist launches Skyr : An Icelandic High protein Yogurt range

By DairyNews7x7•Published on September 01, 2022

Milkymist launches Skyr : An Icelandic High protein Yogurt range
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Milky Mist always emphasizes on introducing process technology, new product lines and state of the art machinery along with ESG activities.  Milky Mist has commissioned state of the art Dairy plant in 2019 with a capacity to handle a million LPD.  Milky Mist is also setting up a new facility with an investment outlay of Rs.500 crores for UHT Milk, Ice Cream, Chocolates, etc.

As part of extension of our dairy portfolio Milky Mist has recently commissioned state of the art Cream Cheese manufacturing plant from Holland.  The plant has the capability of producing different types of speciality value added products such as Cream Cheese, Skyr and different types of Yogurts using ultra filtration technology.  As the demand for dairy products, particularly protein-based food such as natural cheese, paneer and yogurt was growing steadily post COVID in view of healthy dietary pattern, Milky Mist has explored the possibility of developing  high protein yogurts.

We did extensive study in Europe where Skyr is one of the popular dairy product with a protein content ranging from 11% to 16%.  Skyr, originally from Iceland, became very popular in other European countries becoming a staple food to meet protein needs of the consumers.  Since Milky Mist has  the technology, we have done extensive R&D work and developed Skyr, with 11% protein- equivalent to more than two glasses of milk.

Skyr is made from natural process not substituted with milk proteins and any other ingredients.  The product is available in 100 gms & 250 gms pack sizes.  The producthas been launched recently in metro cities like Chennai, Bangalore and Cochin.  Skyr has a tremendous potential to become a popular product because of its high protein content in its natural form and free of any preservative.  As majority of Indian consumers are vegetarians, their protein requirements have to be either from paneer or pulses.

Skyr with 11% protein will become natural choice to meet their needs.  Skyr is superior than any other yogurts currently available in the market.  Milky Mist is the first mover in this product category in Indian Dairy sector and create new category of product.

Milky Mist also plans to launch Greek Yogurt within a short period using the same UF technology.  Thus, the product portfolio of Yogurt will have normal/ regular fruit based Yogurt with 3% protein; Greek Yogurt with 6% to 7% protein and Skyr with 11% protein content encompassing all ranges where the consumers can buy according to their preference and indulge in.

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