On July 1, 2025, the Brand Finance India 100 – 2025 report ranked Amul as India’s most valuable food brand with a valuation of USD 4.1 billion. Amul is marketed by the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), based in Gujarat. Other major brands like Mother Dairy (Delhi NCR) and Britannia followed, reflecting the growing dominance of India’s dairy cooperatives and food FMCGs.
Amul, India’s iconic dairy brand marketed by the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), has been declared the No. 1 food brand in India according to the Brand Finance India 100 – 2025 report. With a brand value of USD 4.1 billion, Amul continues to dominate India’s competitive food and beverage sector.
Amul’s sustained leadership is rooted in its farmer-centric cooperative model. GCMMF, headquartered in Anand, Gujarat, supports over 3.6 million dairy farmers, collecting 32 million litres of milk daily and distributing over 24 billion dairy product packs annually across India and more than 50 countries worldwide.
Following closely is Delhi NCR-based Mother Dairy with a brand value of USD 1.15 billion. Established under India’s historic Operation Flood initiative and a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), Mother Dairy continues to scale, reporting a 16% growth in turnover, reaching approximately INR 17,500 crore in FY 2024–25.
Britannia, a prominent packaged food player, secured the third rank, followed by Karnataka’s dairy cooperative Nandini, while Dabur stood fifth. Amul also made a mark among India’s top brands overall, ranking 17th, while Mother Dairy climbed to the 35th spot, up from 41st in 2024.
Jayen Mehta, Managing Director of GCMMF, attributed Amul’s brand success to the hard work of millions of dairy farmers and the company’s mission to provide high-quality, affordable food and dairy products to Indian households.
With growing emphasis on consumer trust, product innovation, and cooperative-led scalability, India’s top dairy and food brands continue to shape the future of the country’s fast-evolving FMCG market.