TRENOS SiGINT Veganz & Jindilli Bring Mililk to North America & ANZ, Redefining Plant Milk Logistics

JC Analyst 21st May, 2025

Germany’s Veganz Group has signed a strategic agreement with Illinois-based Jindilli Beverages (milkadamia) to distribute its proprietary Mililk plant-based milk concentrates across North America and the Australia–New Zealand region. The deal bypasses traditional RTD logistics by shipping concentrated oat and almond bases for local mixing, reducing emissions, packaging waste, and storage requirements.

Mililk will roll out in 1L cartons for retail, 5L formats for foodservice, and new “Creamer Drops,” with revenues expected Q3 2025. Plans are underway for a US-based Mililk facility to localise production. The move gives Jindilli access to a diversified non-dairy product line and supports Veganz’s strategy of forming regional tech-platform partnerships.

Human Impact:

Mililk’s concentrate model slashes freight, cuts packaging waste, and ditches the cold chain—giving consumers a cleaner, greener plant milk with a longer shelf life. For cafés and kitchens, it means more space, less spoilage, and a consistent pour. And for ANZ? It unlocks access to next-gen dairy-free without the high-emissions import burden.

TRENOS Metrics Snapshot

Signal	Data Point
Distribution Reach	13,000+ US stores (via milkadamia)
Revenue Start	Q3 2025
Emissions Impact	Reduced via concentrate format
Packaging Impact	Lowered by >40% (Veganz estimate)
Trend Classification	APT – Alternative Processing & Transport
System Pressure Point	Shelf-space constraints + freight emissions
Strategic Alignment	Foodservice + retail + creamer innovation
Infrastructure Plans	Local US Mililk facility in development
ANZ Relevance	Distribution to AU/NZ as key expansion market

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