News Desk, News Nation 360 : The second-largest listed dairy company in India, Heritage Foods Ltd., is preparing to enter West Bengal and launch a business expansion plan in collaboration with Kolkata. Founded in 1992, it is currently one of India's Publicly Listed Dairy Companies with the fastest rate of growth. In line with the company's plan to become a major player in the dairy industry throughout India, Heritage Foods will now concentrate on the West Bengal market and gradually introduce its wide range of well-known, premium dairy products to consumers through trade partners in significant cities throughout the region. From its extensive portfolio, Heritage Food Limited carefully selected a few products that are adored by millions of people nationwide for the West Bengal market, keeping in mind the region's food connoisseurs. These products are processed with the highest quality milk, which passes over 80 rigorous quality tests at 11 different check points, and are guaranteed to bring health and happiness. Its products are of a calibre that enhances the consumer's dairy experience both at home and away from home. Heritage Foods Limited is launching a line of new products designed to bring everyday delight to consumers. The line includes Heritage Cow Ghee and Danedar Ghee, made with high-quality milk using traditional methods to deliver a homemade taste. They are also introducing Heritage Farm Fresh Milk, promising a fresh taste anytime, anywhere. For those seeking refreshment, there's a range of indulgent dairy drinks including milkshakes, lassi, flavored milk, cold coffee, and buttermilk. And to finish it off, Heritage Truly Good Ghee Laddus are offered, promising a taste of home with the pureness of mother's love. Srideep N Kesavan, Chief Executive Office, Heritage Foods Limited stated that they are conscious of the food-loving consumers of the region who take considerable delight in good quality food items at competitive prices. They are confident Heritage Foods’ products will soon become a part of every household in West Bengal.
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