The newly launched Dinshaw’s Desi Cow Milk has got a tremendous response in the market. It gives yellow and thick cream, which is due to the presence of Beta Carotene – a protein found in Desi cow milk. This yellowness of cream is a true indicator of Desi cow milk. Ghee made from it at home is wholesome, aromatic, and of great taste. Dinshaw’s has launched an outdoor and print campaign educating people of this test of Desi Cow Milk.

 

Dinshaw’s Desi Cow Milk, procured from Sahiwal and Gir cows, the best indigenous dairy breeds in the country, is a powerhouse of nutrients. Its 9 essential amino acids repair the damaged cells and tissues, building an immune system that effectively fights infection and keeps the person healthy and active. The milk is also rich in proteins, calcium, and Vitamin B12. Milk has been a part of the Indian diet since times immemorial. There are innumerable references to the importance and value of Desi Cow Milk for human life. And, in Ayurveda, Desi Cow Milk is called Amrittulya, equating it to the Nectar or Ambrosia of the Gods.

 

At Dins-haw’s, all efforts are focused on providing the consumers with the best quality milk on time. Hence, Dinshaw's trains the farmers on animal hygiene and better handling of their cows. The milk is tested at every step, including at the source and at the plant at different stages.

 

The company also employs Milkoscan FT3, an Intelligent Milk Analyser that speeds up the milk testing process. It provides a fast analysis on fat, protein, total solids, solids non-fat, freezing point, density, free fatty acids, citric acids, casein, sucrose, glucose, fructose and galactose, among other parameters – all in just 30 seconds! Milkoscan FT3 is just one of the many machines and technologies Dinshaw’s has invested in its NABL accredited milk and milk product testing laboratory. Dinshaw’s is hailed as the #1 Dairy Brand in Central India, earning people’s trust over 88 years of its service.

 

To know more about their latest launch, ask your milk retailer or call on this toll-free no: 1800 120 9999 or on email id: [email protected].