Dairy dev. Commissioner inaugurates 24 X 7 Aavin parlour in Madurai

November 20, 2009 12:53 pm | Updated 12:53 pm IST - MADURAI

For Daily:Madurai:20/11/09: : Apurva Varma, Dairy Commisioner, looking at the products on display at the Madurai Aavin's Parlour on Friday.  Photo: K. Ganesan.

For Daily:Madurai:20/11/09: : Apurva Varma, Dairy Commisioner, looking at the products on display at the Madurai Aavin's Parlour on Friday. Photo: K. Ganesan.

The Commissioner of Dairy Development, Apurva Varma, on Friday declared open the first 24 X 7 milk parlour of the Madurai Aavin located in its premises near the Aavin Junction. The parlour will provide milk and milk products all round the year, including on public holidays. Constructed at a cost of around Rs. 8 lakh, the parlour will also feature park on one side and a parking lot on the other.

Speaking to reporters, the Commissioner said that further improvement works would also be undertaken to develop the park.

K. Thangarajan, General Manager (in-charge) of Madurai Aavin, said that the present sales was 1.95 lakh litres a day on an average. Reacting to reports of ghee and butter shortage, he said that this was felt not only in Madurai but across the State on account of lean season.

N. Mathivanan, District Collector and Special Officer of Aavin, said that location of the parlour itself was unique as it was surrounded by hospitals and would benefit the patients. The park would benefit customers as they could walk in and relax purchasing the milk.

S. Karthikeyan, Marketing and Milk Production Manager, was also present along with other Aavin officials.

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