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3 years ago

How have the members of swaayam ksheer been able to double their profits?

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By processing their milk supply by themselves and cutting out middlemen, by pooling their resources and working together, the members of Swaayam Ksheer have been able to generate more purchasing power and grow their operations and have been able to double their profits.

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