- Increase in milk price again
- Mother Dairy will increase by Rs 2-4 per liter
- The rate will be applicable from 12 November
Milk Price Hike: In this time of inflation, the common man is going to get another shock. As a matter of fact, Mother Dairy is going to increase the price of milk by Rs 2 to Rs 4 per liter from Thursday, November 12. Earlier, the company had increased the price of milk by Rs 2 per liter in Delhi-NCR on May 14, 2026. Now the price will be increased again.
According to a report by news agency PTI, the cost of procuring milk from farmers has increased. As a result, the company has to pass on part of this increased cost to the customer. Mother Dairy From the sale of milk 75 to 80 percent of the total income is directly given to the milk producing farmers.
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What will be the price of milk now?
- In NCR, the price of toned milk (skimmed milk) has been increased from Rs 58 to Rs 60 per litre.
- Full-cream milk (packet milk) will now be available at Rs 76 per liter instead of Rs 72.
- The price of toned milk (packet) has been increased from Rs 60 per liter to Rs 62 per litre.
- The price of double toned milk will be Rs 56 per liter from Rs 54 per litre.
- The price of cow's milk has been increased from Rs 62 per liter to Rs 65 per litre.
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Check rates in order
| Type of milk | Old price (per litre) | New price (per litre | Total growth |
| Full Cream Milk (Pouch) | 72 Rs | 76 Rs | 4 Rs |
| cow's milk | 62 Rs | 65 Rs | 3 Rs |
| Toned Milk (Pouch) | 60 Rs | 62 Rs | 2 Rs |
| Toned Milk (Wholesale/Bulk Vended) | 58 Rs | 60 Rs | 2 Rs |
| Double toned milk | 54 Rs | 56 Rs | 2 Rs |
Has Amul also increased the price?
Amul last hiked milk price by ₹2 per liter on 14 May 2026. Just before Diwali, the company hiked the price of its ghee by ₹50 per liter from ₹40 and table butter (500 gm pack) by ₹15. Like Mother Dairy, Amul cited rising milk production costs and increased milk procurement costs from farmers as the reasons behind the price hike.