Keventers Milkshake

Keventers Milkshake was founded in 1925 by Edward Keventer, a Danish dairy entrepreneur and technologist who the British Government recruited in 1889 to modernize India's dairy industry. Keventer moved to India in 1889, and in 1894 purchased the floundering Aligarh Dairy in the United Provinces. Within a decade Keventer had established eponymous plants in Delhi, Aligarh, Calcutta and Darjeeling. After Keventer died in 1937, industrialist Ram Krishna Dalmia, a Keventers distributor at the time, bought the brand in 1940. The company's expansion expanded to 48 distribution points around the National Capital Region in Delhi. In the 1970s, Keventers' primary plant in Chanakyapuri was forced closed by the Indian government to further expand the diplomatic enclave there. After this, Dalmia focused his energy on other business notions, losing interest in the Keventers brand. A small number of Keventers outlets continued to exist, run by a few of its remaining distributors. ==Today==

Keventers is owned by New Delhi-based Super Milk Products Private Limited, which also produces other dairy products. Keventers specializes in classic and custom-style milkshakes. which customers are allowed to take with them when they leave. In 2014, Agastya Dalmia, the grandson of Ram Krishna Dalmia partnered with his friend Aman Arora in attempts to revive the brand, working in part with a few old recipes of the milkshake that Ram Krishna Dalmia had devised. After the judge's statement, some consumers discussed the matter on Twitter expressing disappointment with the product. and also has a presence in Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Nairobi, Kenya; and Nepal. ==See also==