The Gujarat-based dairy giant retained its top position in the country’s food and beverages segment
With a brand valuation of USD 4.1 billion, Amul has once again cemented its status as India’s most valuable food brand, according to the 2025 edition of Brand Finance’s annual rankings. The Gujarat-based dairy giant retained its top position in the country’s food and beverages segment.
Delhi-NCR headquartered Mother Dairy followed Amul with a brand value of USD 1.15 billion, securing the second spot on the list. Britannia, a household name in biscuits and dairy products, was placed third, while Karnataka’s Nandini, the flagship brand of Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF), ranked fourth with a brand value of USD 1.079 billion. Herbal and ayurvedic major Dabur rounded out the top five.
The report, released by Brand Finance, the UK-based global brand valuation consultancy, reflects the combined impact of consumer loyalty, market reach, and financial performance in determining a brand’s monetary worth. Brand Finance conducts over 6,000 brand valuations globally every year across multiple sectors.
Amul’s consistent leadership is attributed to its wide rural base, aggressive marketing campaigns, and a diverse product portfolio spanning milk, butter, cheese, ice creams and more. The cooperative model has helped maintain deep-rooted connections with farmers while expanding its national and global footprint.
This latest ranking comes amid rising competition and evolving consumer preferences in India’s rapidly growing food and dairy sector, underscoring the importance of brand trust, quality, and scale in maintaining leadership.
