Krushal enables dairies to give consumers complete visibility into where their milk came from — the farmers, the cows, the quality lab results, and every link in between.
The product, batch number, farmer details, and lab values shown below are illustrative examples created to demonstrate Krushal's traceability capabilities. In deployment, each product batch generates a unique, real-time traceability report from actual field data captured by Krushal's platform.
Each Krushal-enabled product pack carries a QR code that opens a complete traceability report — showing consumers exactly which farmers supplied the milk, what the animals' health status was, and whether the batch passed all quality tests.
In production, consumers scan the QR code on the pack to instantly view the complete farm-to-fork journey — farmers, cows, collection time, processing details, and NABL lab results.
| Village Collection | 11 Jul 2026, 05:42 AM |
| BMC Arrival | 11 Jul 2026, 06:15 AM |
| Factory Processing | 11 Jul 2026, 09:30 AM |
| Shelf Life | 5 days (till 16 Jul) |
| Source Villages | Borgaon, Hatkangale, Gadhinglaj |
| Block | Kagal Block, Kolhapur |
| State | Maharashtra |
| Processing | MIDC Baramati Factory |
| Milk Truck | MH09-AB-4412 |
| Farmer Families | 24 families |
| Total Cows | 312 (ear-tagged) |
| Avg Yield | 8.4 L/cow/day |
| Antibiotic Withdrawal | 0 cows ✓ |
| HF Cross / Gir | 68% / 32% |
| Antibiotic Residue | NOT DETECTED ✓ |
| Aflatoxin M1 | 0.018 µg/L (limit 0.05) ✓ |
| Somatic Cell Count | 186k/mL (limit 400k) ✓ |
| Total Plate Count | 42k CFU/mL (limit 100k) ✓ |
Customer scans pack, sees full report instantly
KR-PNR-20260711-1245, 200g paneer
MIDC Baramati Processing Unit
MH09-AB-4412 GPS tracked transport
Collection at 05:42 AM, 11 July
Borgaon · Hatkangale · Gadhinglaj
312 ear-tagged cows, Kagal Block
Accredited by National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) under ISO/IEC 17025:2017. All four tests conducted on Batch KR-PNR-20260711-1245 on 11 July 2026. Results digitally signed and accessible via the product QR code.
24 farmer families conduct morning milking at their respective homesteads in Borgaon, Hatkangale, and Gadhinglaj villages.
Milk poured into Krushal-tagged cans, farmer-wise quantity logged via Krushal MilkPoint app, and chilled at village BMC.
Truck MH09-AB-4412 picks up aggregated milk. Fat & SNF readings taken. Batch ID KR-PNR-20260711-1245 generated.
Truck arrives at MIDC Baramati. Lab sample drawn for NABL testing. Processing begins after sample clearance.
All 4 tests cleared. NABL certificate attached to batch record. QR code on each pack activated — consumers can now scan.
Krushal is committed to building a dairy ecosystem where every consumer knows exactly where their food came from — and every farmer is recognised and rewarded for the quality they deliver. Traceability isn't a feature. It's the foundation of trust in a clean, transparent dairy supply chain.