Bengaluru Milk Union (BAMUL) has revised the retail prices of Nandini Ghee, Butter, Paneer and Tripti Milk. The new prices are effective from November 4. The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has hiked the price of its popular Nandini milk by Rs. 8 and curd price Rs. The change comes just a week after a hike of Rs 14 per litre. According to a circular issued by BAMUL on November 4, the maximum retail price (MRP) of Nandini ghee in a 200 ml packet has been fixed at Rs 95. Whereas, the price of a 500 ml pack will be Rs 425 and a one liter pack will cost Rs 850.
How much does ghee cost?
The price of ghee sold in PET jars will be Rs 65 for 50 ml, Rs 100 for 100 ml, Rs 180 for 200 ml, Rs 435 for 500 ml and Rs 870 for one litre. A 5 liter pack of ghee will cost Rs 4,250. A liter tin of ghee will cost Rs 870, while a 15 kg tin will cost Rs 14,100.
Salted butter has been fixed at Rs 90 for 100 grams and Rs 380 for 500 grams. At the same time, unsalted butter will be available at Rs 160 for 200 grams and Rs 390 for 500 grams. A family pack of butter will be priced at Rs 90, while a blister pack of 10 grams will be priced at Rs 900 per kg.
Nandini Paneer will now be available at Rs 115 for 200 grams, Rs 260 for 500 grams and Rs 485 for 1 kg. A medium fat paneer (200 grams) will cost Rs 110. Tripti Milk will be priced at Rs 11 for 135 ml and Rs 33 for 450 ml.
Amul also increased the prices
The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which sells Amul brand products, has hiked the price of ghee by Rs 40 per liter from October 2 due to the increase in milk production costs. Apart from this, the price of a 500 gram pack of table butter has also been increased by Rs 15. GCMMF said in a statement that the maximum retail price (MRP) of Amul Table Butter, Amul Ghee and Amul Cow’s Ghee has been implemented from October 2.
GCMMF said Amul, a cooperative owned by 36 lakh farmers, has revised the prices of butter and ghee due to increase in milk production costs. According to the new rates, the price of a 500 gm pack of Amul Table Butter has gone up to Rs 325. At the same time, one liter pouch of Amul Ghee will now be available at Rs 680 and one liter pouch of Amul Cow Ghee at Rs 735.
The turnover of GCMMF, one of the country’s major dairy companies, is expected to increase by 11.4 per cent in FY 2025-26 to Rs. 73,450 crore, compared to Rs. 65,911 crores. In the last financial year, the total turnover of Amul brand was Rs. 1 lakh crore was crossed. This figure does not include the business of 18 District Co-operative Societies.
