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Kotmale Dairy reinforces commitment to Sri Lanka with 'Nourishing Our Nation' Campaign'
The Island
|June 04, 2025
Collects 180,000 litres of fresh milk daily from 17,000 smallholder dairy farmers
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Kotmale, the country's largest collector of fresh milk, has unveiled its new brand campaign, "Nourishing Our Nation," reaffirming its dedication to empowering rural communities, advancing sustainable dairy farming, and delivering high-quality nutrition to households across Sri Lanka.
Central to the campaign is the iconic milk can - a timeless symbol of Sri Lanka's dairy heritage and a tribute to the journey from farm to table. This emblem underscores Kotmale's deep-rooted connection to the farmers and landscapes that sustain the nation, while embodying its mission to provide trusted, locally sourced dairy nutrition.
Kotmale collects approximately 180,000 litres of fresh milk daily from over 17,000 smallholder dairy farmers, making it the largest fresh milk aggregator in Sri Lanka. By eliminating intermediaries and ensuring fair farmgate prices, the company secures a stable income for rural families while maintaining consistent quality for consumers.
This story is from the June 04, 2025 edition of The Island.
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