Amul has raised milk prices in Delhi. The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which markets Amul dairy products, announced that starting Monday, the price of milk will increase by approximately two rupees per liter nationwide. This adjustment comes in response to rising production and operational costs, according to a GCMMF statement issued late last night. The new prices will see a three to four percent rise in the maximum retail price, which remains lower than the average food inflation rate. Notably, this price hike follows the conclusion of the Lok Sabha election voting process. Amul remains the leading milk supplier in the country.

Amul Milk Price Increase in Delhi

Amul Milk Prices Up By 4 RUPEES in Delhi

Following a price hike, Amul milk has become more expensive in Delhi. Customers will now pay Rs 68 for one liter of Amul Gold, up from Rs 66, and Rs 34 for half a liter. The price of half a liter of Amul Taaza has increased from Rs 26 to Rs 27, and one liter has risen from Rs 54 to Rs 56.

Amul cow milk will now cost Rs 56 per liter, and Amul Slim and Trim is priced at Rs 49 per liter.

Amul Milk Price Increase in Delhi

After the recent price hike, Amul milk has become more expensive in Delhi. Here are the new prices:

– Amul Gold: One liter now costs Rs 68, up from Rs 66, and half a liter costs Rs 34.
– Amul Taaza: One liter has increased from Rs 54 to Rs 56, and half a liter has risen from Rs 26 to Rs 27.
– Amul Cow Milk: One liter now costs Rs 57, and half a liter is Rs 29.
– Amul Slim and Trim: One liter is priced at Rs 49, up from Rs 48.

Previous and New Prices:

– Amul Gold Milk:
– 500 ml: Rs 33 to Rs 34
– 1 liter: Rs 66 to Rs 68

– Amul Cow Milk:
– 500 ml: Rs 28 to Rs 29
– 1 liter: Rs 56 to Rs 57

– Amul Taaza:
– 500 ml: Rs 27 to Rs 28
– 1 liter: Rs 54 to Rs 56

– Amul Slim and Trim:
– 500 ml: Rs 24 to Rs 25
– 1 liter: Rs 48 to Rs 49

– Amul Cow Milk:
– 500 ml: Rs 35 to Rs 37
– 1 liter: Rs 70 to Rs 73

This increase reflects the rise in production and operational costs.

GCMMF stated that milk prices have not been raised since February 2023. The organization explained, “This price increase is due to the rising total cost of milk production and operations.” Amul remains the country’s leading milk supplier.