I am offered a lower price for Yak milk Chews or Chhurpi by another company??
When someone offers a LOW PRICE for yak milk chews, you need to know that they will have to compromise on quality to reach that price point, unless the offering company is a charity and not a profit-oriented business. You need to know that 100 kilograms of milk produces only about 4 to 5 kilograms of chews.
This simple math means that the raw milk cost alone makes up a large part of the final price of a genuine yak milk chew. So when a supplier offers a price far below the market rate, it usually means one or more of the following:
- The milk has been mixed with cheaper fillers, starch, or other ingredients instead of being 100% pure yak or cow milk.
- The chews are made from lower-grade or leftover milk rather than fresh, non-fat milk.
- Corners have been cut somewhere in hygiene, processing, or quality testing to save on cost.
At International Himalayan Dairy Industries, we do not compromise on the quality of the milk we use or the process we follow. Our pricing reflects the true cost of using fresh, non-fat yak and cow milk sourced directly from Himalayan farmers, processed under strict hygiene standards, and tested before it reaches you.
Before choosing a lower-priced supplier, we always encourage our partners to ask for ingredient details, request a sample, and compare the actual milk content of the product. A genuine, high quality yak milk chew simply cannot be made at a bargain price, and in the end, quality is what keeps your customers coming back.