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Karnataka Milk Federation expands its popular Nandini ghee to Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Australia, marking a major step into global markets.
The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has officially taken its flagship product, Nandini ghee, to international markets, marking a significant milestone in the brand’s growth. Starting today, Nandini ghee will be available in Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Australia, opening a new chapter for one of Karnataka’s most trusted dairy names.
KMF, which has already built a strong presence across neighbouring Indian states, has now turned its focus toward global expansion. As part of the first consignment, the federation has shipped 15 tonnes of Nandini ghee to the three countries. This marks the beginning of international sales, with plans to widen the brand’s footprint further in the coming months.
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Nandini dairy products, especially milk, curd, butter, and ghee, have long been household staples in Karnataka and several parts of South India. With the export initiative now underway, KMF aims to position Nandini ghee as a high-quality Indian dairy product on global shelves.
According to reports, the global rollout was formally launched today, marking the start of Nandini’s international journey. The demand for Indian ghee has been rising abroad, and KMF plans to leverage this opportunity by strengthening Nandini’s brand presence at a global scale.
The expansion is expected to boost Karnataka’s dairy sector while giving international consumers access to one of India’s most popular ghee brands.
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