We believe
Choose the goodness of Humpy milk,without a doubt
Once upon a time, milk was made of everything good. Dreamy, frothy wholesome milk was collected
only after the calf was fully fed. So, we bottled up this pureness of the past just for you!
Milk, as pure as natureintended it to be
To us, milk shouldn’t have to come with a prefix. It should just be pure. And when milk is taken from happy, desi cows, who have grazed under the sun to their heart’s content, it makes for milk products that are full of natural goodness. Just like the good old times.
Benevolence in her eyes,our source of inspiration
Our herd includes only Indian breed cows – Gir cows. A hump on their back is the most prominent feature and also the reason we call ourselves Humpy. This hump has a vein called, Surya Ketu Naadi, that supposedly transforms energy from the Sun into Vitamin D, making the milk rich in Vitamin D along with A2-Beta Casein protein.
Why choose A2?
We drink milk because it contains proteins. Jersey Cow’s milk contains A1 protein, whereas Indian breed cows produce milk that has A2 protein- A protein that resembles the A2 protein in human mother’s milk. Due to this, pure Indian breed cows A2 milk is a more native and healthier option for humans.
When we say Indian breed cows, we mean pure-bred Indian cows. Through the years, a lot of hybridization has been performed on desi breed cows, making their protein A1:A2 or A2:A1 type. But at Humpy, the cows only produce milk with pure A2:A2 type protein, since they haven’t undergone any genetic changes.
But how will you know which protein does your milk contain? To ascertain this, a DNA test of the Cow and her Milk can be done periodically, and A2:A2 type milk certification can be obtained. That’s exactly what we do at Humpy, so that you are always assured of the milk you consume.
The Journey From Farm To Table
In recent times, a word called ‘Anemoia’ was coined. It means feeling nostalgic for a world we never were a part of, for a time we’ve never known. Every millennial feels it today. They miss the trust old-age wisdom brought. They long for the certainty their parents and grandparents enjoyed – when things were straightforward, undiluted by quick fixes and rooted in good old hard work. It’s this wisdom of the Good Ol’ Times that we are bringing to today’s food. Following traditions that have enriched the bygone generations