As per their “India Buttermilk Market” report, the *** market was valued at USD ~2,200 million in 2024, growing at a CAGR of about 14.50% during the forecast period from 2025 - 2033 to reach USD million by 2033.

Buttermilk makers in India are blending the old ways of doing things with new demands from the modern market. Those days of making homemade summer coolers have given way to a fast-growing, modified segment in the dairy industry. Currently, buttermilk products are not just plain and salted—they include new flavors, naturally boosted with good bacteria, and are available in easy-to-carry packages. The trend is developing because people are living differently, caring more about health, and wanting beverages with benefits. Many dairy farms and FMCG companies alike are developing new products to appeal to people who focus on healthy options and convenience. So, more people are noticing buttermilk as a trendy drink, which is redefining its role in India’s present-day dairy market.

Flavored Buttermilk: An Old-Time Recipe with a New Idea

Flavored buttermilk is among the top trends in the dairy industry. While the standard spiced chaas is still enjoyed by many, new flavors such as curry leaves, cumin, asafoetida, mint, and coriander are being tried out by brands to attract customers from different parts of India. Furthermore, Amul, Mother Dairy, and Nandini have grown their popularity by customizing their products for the regional preferences found in both cities and smaller towns. Moreover, companies are using Ayurvedic herbs and making buttermilk convenient by adding them to functional beverages. Because of these innovations, new generations are attracted to the brand, and it stands out from many others.

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Smart Packaging: A Look at Pouches and Portable Packs

With people leading fast-paced lives, the buttermilk industry is quickly developing packaging that matches the current lifestyle. Further, buttermilk is now available in Tetra Packs, PET bottles, and single-serve cups, making it easier to transport, much safer, and available as a Ready-to-Drink (RTD) product.

As a result, goods stay fresh longer and are less likely to spoil, which creates new possibilities for sales in shops, airports, railway stations, and vending machines. Therefore, consumers demand on the go, and those in the urban workforce choose these portable bottles for both drinking and digestive needs.

Probiotic Power: Health-First Formulations Lead the Charge

Probiotic additives are making buttermilk’s digestibility even better in modern times. Because it is filled with beneficial bacteria, probiotic buttermilk is good for digestion, strengthens the immune system, and boosts healthy living. Moreover, the increasing attention on lifestyle diseases and health, probiotics are experiencing the fastest growth in this market.

Moreover, companies such as Akshayakalpa, Heritage Foods, and CavinKare are adding active cultures to their products and using only clean labels and natural ingredients. Functional drinks made from dairy are appearing more often on store shelves and in the health food industry.

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The Road Ahead: Future of *** Buttermilk

The industry behind buttermilk in India has moved beyond traditions and now focuses on innovation. You can now see buttermilk being transformed as a modern drink, combining spicy tastes from different regions, eye-catching new packages, and healthy probiotics for the *** market. Moreover, companies and investors can benefit in this sector by keeping up with the latest trends, investing in cold storage, and testing D2C sales. According to the UnivDatos rising disposable incomes, growing preference for healthy and low-calorie dairy beverages, growing demand for probiotic beverages, government support for dairy startups, and the expansion of cold-chain and e-commerce delivery in India drive the India Buttermilk market.

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