Around 20 farmers affiliated with the Tambose Dairy Cooperative Society have come forward alleging non-payment of milk dues and bonuses for the past four months. The delay has caused financial strain for the dairy suppliers, many of whom rely on these payments for their daily livelihood.
The affected farmers have now appealed to Goa’s Cooperation Minister, seeking immediate intervention and justice. They have urged the government to investigate the matter and ensure the cooperative clears all pending payments at the earliest.
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“We have been supplying milk regularly, but we haven’t received our dues for months. This is unfair and unsustainable,” said one of the aggrieved farmers.
The Tambose Dairy Cooperative has not yet issued an official response. Meanwhile, the farmers have warned that continued inaction could lead to protest or disruption in milk supply to the region.
