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Amul Raises Milk Prices Nationwide Following Mother Dairy's Recent Hike
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🗓 12 Nov 2026, 08:52 AM
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Amul has announced a fresh increase in retail milk prices across India, coming shortly after Mother Dairy's earlier hike. The revised rates will be applied from the date specified by the cooperative.
India's largest dairy cooperative, Amul, confirmed a new hike in the retail price of its milk products, following a similar move by rival Mother Dairy. The announcement was made through the company's official channels, indicating that the revised rates will be enforced from the forthcoming effective date.
Amul cited rising procurement costs, higher feed prices and overall inflationary pressure as the primary reasons for adjusting its pricing structure. The increase will affect all major milk variants, including full‑cream, toned and double‑toned milk, which are sold through Amul's extensive network of parlours and retail outlets.
Consumer groups have warned that the back‑to‑back price hikes could strain household budgets, especially in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities where dairy forms a staple part of daily nutrition. Analysts expect the move to reflect broader trends in the Indian dairy sector, where input costs have been climbing steadily over the past year.
Amul has urged customers to check the updated price list posted at its outlets and on its website. The cooperative also reiterated its commitment to maintaining product quality and supply continuity despite the price adjustment.
Amul cited rising procurement costs, higher feed prices and overall inflationary pressure as the primary reasons for adjusting its pricing structure. The increase will affect all major milk variants, including full‑cream, toned and double‑toned milk, which are sold through Amul's extensive network of parlours and retail outlets.
Consumer groups have warned that the back‑to‑back price hikes could strain household budgets, especially in tier‑2 and tier‑3 cities where dairy forms a staple part of daily nutrition. Analysts expect the move to reflect broader trends in the Indian dairy sector, where input costs have been climbing steadily over the past year.
Amul has urged customers to check the updated price list posted at its outlets and on its website. The cooperative also reiterated its commitment to maintaining product quality and supply continuity despite the price adjustment.