Amul hikes retail prices of ghee and butter nationwide

Amul, the country’s largest dairy cooperative, has issued a notice that the retail price of its flagship ghee and butter will be raised across all its distribution points in India. The adjustment, which will take effect from the upcoming week, applies to the standard retail pack sizes sold through both traditional and modern trade channels.
The cooperative attributes the price revision to higher procurement costs, including increased milk procurement rates, feed prices for cattle, and logistics expenses that have risen sharply over the past few months.
Consumers nationwide are expected to feel the impact on household grocery bills, especially in regions where Amul products dominate the market. Industry analysts say the move mirrors a broader trend of price adjustments in the dairy sector as input costs remain volatile.
Amul reiterated its commitment to maintaining product quality and uninterrupted supply despite the price change, assuring customers that the hike is essential to sustain its operations and farmer remunerations.