Mother Dairy milk prices update. (File Photo)
\n\nMilk purchases are set to become more expensive for households as major dairy companies Amul and Mother Dairy prepare to revise prices across several milk categories from November 12. The proposed increase, ranging between Rs 2 and Rs 6 per litre, comes amid tightening supplies, higher milk procurement expenses and a rise in the cost of essential dairy inputs. According to an ANI report citing industry sources, the extent of the price adjustment will depend on the type of milk purchased. Consumers buying toned milk will face an additional Rs 2 per litre, while full cream milk will become costlier by Rs 4.
\n\nThe steepest increase will apply to full cream buffalo milk, with its price going up by Rs 6 per litre.
\n\nThe latest revision is significant because milk prices generally remain comparatively stable during the flush season, when higher production levels usually improve availability. However, the current supply situation has created additional pressure on dairy companies, forcing them to reconsider their pricing strategies.
\n\nThe revised rates will affect multiple milk varieties, including toned, full cream, double-toned, buffalo and cow milk. In Delhi-NCR, consumers will notice the following changes in Mother Dairy's…
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