Hatsun Agro Products ttd opened a 100-ton per day ice cream manufacturing plant and a 7-ton per day chocolate processing plant in Zaheerabad, bringing the mega ice cream plant to life. Hatsun’s total investment in Telangana, according to IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao, is now 600 crore rupees.
The minister said that this was evidence of Telangana’s white revolution and stated that the unit would purchase 10 lakh litres of milk every day, helping 5,000 local dairy farmers. Additionally, he said, it would employ 1,500 people. I’m happy to report that Zahirabad in Telangana is now home to India’s largest ice cream production facility thanks to Hatsun’s commissioning of a 7-ton per day chocolate processing factory and a 100-ton per day ice cream manufacturing plant, which are popularly sold as Arun Ice Creams and Ibaco.
He tweeted that. In Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, and Maharashtra, the company works with more than 4,000 farmers every day, who are dispersed across more than 10,000 villages. HAP distributes its milk and curd in these states through its own distribution network, and HAP Daily shops sell them under the labels Arokya and Hatsun.
In addition to expanding its footprint in its current markets, it intends to open more locations in emerging ones, including Maharashtra, Kerala, Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and Jharkhand.
