Amul milk prices across India will rise by ₹2 to ₹4 per liter from Nov. 12, with the cooperative citing higher costs and saying producers will get a major portion of the increase.
The Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which markets Amul, said the change covers major fresh pouch variants and pack sizes nationwide. GCMMF set a ₹2-per-liter increase for Taaza, a toned milk with 3% fat that it described as its top seller in the category. Gold, which has 6% fat, will rise by ₹4 per liter. The increases equal 3.3% for Taaza and 5.5% for Gold.
NDTV Profit and DeshGujarat reported new prices of ₹62 per liter for Taaza and ₹80 for Gold. The statement text cited in reporting did not list those prices. NDTV Profit also reported that Amul Shakti and Amul Tea Special would be affected, but did not provide revised prices.
GCMMF linked the decision to higher milk-production and processing costs. It cited the cost of forage and feed ingredients, including oil cake, maize and molasses, along with packaging film and fuel. The federation also pointed to low and uneven rainfall in Gujarat and other parts of India.
Member unions raised the prices they pay farmers for milk by 4% to 5% over the past year, GCMMF said. It said 80% of revenue collected through the cooperative structure goes to 3.6 million milk producers, and that producers would receive a major portion of the latest increase. GCMMF said its previous milk price increase was in May 2026.
