Amul tops India’s food brands at $4.1B, Mother Dairy follows.

Amul, the Pinnacle of India’s Food Brands, has proudly claimed the top spot in the nation’s food brand rankings, boasting an impressive **$4.1 billion valuation**. Following closely behind is **Mother Dairy**, recognized with a noteworthy brand value of **$1.15 billion**, according to a recent report.

This insightful evaluation was brought to light by **Brand Finance**, a renowned UK-based independent brand valuation and strategy consultancy.

Hot on the heels of these dairy giants, **Britannia** ranks third, showcasing its enduring popularity, while **Nandini**, based in Karnataka, takes the fourth spot. Rounding out the top five is **Dabur**, solidifying its place in the competitive food branding landscape.

According to a statement issued by the **Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF)**, which operates under the Amul brand, this accolade underscores Amul’s commitment to serving high-quality dairy products to millions of consumers.

**Mother Dairy** has made impressive strides as well, soaring to the **2nd** position in India’s top food brands for 2025, climbing from last year’s **3rd position**. This transformation reflects a remarkable turnaround and adaptability in a competitive marketplace. For more details on this growth, check out an article on their latest initiatives here.

The ascent of Mother Dairy is clear; it now occupies the **35th spot** among India’s top 100 brands across various sectors, an impressive jump from its previous **41st place** in 2024. This growth not only reflects the brand’s influence in the food sector but also its adaptability to consumer demands.

Meanwhile, Amul holds a proud **17th place** in the overall ranking of Indian brands, emphasizing its substantial market presence beyond just the food industry.

GCMMF’s Managing Director, **Jayen Mehta**, and Mother Dairy’s MD, **Manish Bandlish**, have both expressed their appreciation for this recognition. They attribute it to the unwavering commitment of millions of **dairy farmers** dedicated to excellence and the delivery of quality products to consumers. Read more about the contributions of dairy farmers here.

Manish Bandlish particularly highlighted that this acknowledgment belongs to the **entire community**—consumers, farmers, partners, and employees— underscoring the collaborative spirit in achieving success.

For the fiscal year 2024-25, Mother Dairy reported a total turnover of around ₹17,500 crores, marking a remarkable **16% increase** from the previous year.

Mother Dairy’s extensive product lineup includes high-quality milk and dairy products and extends to edible oils under the **’Dhara’ brand**, along with fresh fruits and vegetables, and frozen foods under the **Safal brand**. Their commitment to variety is a critical factor in their success in today’s market.

Amul is not just a brand; it is a movement. As the world’s largest farmer-owned dairy cooperative, with **3.6 million farmers**, it leverages collective strength to sustain a massive production scale.

Each day, the cooperative collects approximately **32 million liters of milk** and distributes over **24 billion packs** of Amul products globally, including milk, butter, cheese, ghee, and ice cream. This immense scale is part of what makes Amul a household name in India and beyond. To stay updated on Amul’s initiatives, check out more information on their offerings here.