Amul raises milk prices by ₹2-4 per litre, effective from November 12

New Delhi Dairy major GCMMF, which sells products under the Amul brand, has raised milk prices by ₹2-4 per litre effective Thursday (November 12, 2026), citing a sharp increase in input costs. In a statement on Wednesday (November 11, 2026), the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF) said it has increased prices of fresh pouch milk by 4-5% in major milk variants/packs across India, effective November 12, 2026.

Mother Dairy raises milk prices by ₹2-4 per litre, effective November 12 Mother Dairy raises milk prices by ₹2-4 per litre, effective November 12 Mother Dairy, the largest milk supplier in Delhi-NCR, had last raised prices on May 14, 2026. Prior to that, the price revision was done in April, 2025 Mother Dairy raises milk prices by ₹2-4 per litre, effective November 12 storyline 1 “The price of our largest-selling Amul Taaza toned milk with 3% milk fat has been increased by only ₹2 per litre (3.3% increase) and Amul Gold Milk with 6% milk fat by ₹4 per litre (5.5% rise),” GCMMF said.

It had last raised rates in May this year. Amul, Mother Dairy hike milk prices by ₹2 per litre across India from May 14 storyline 1 The price is being hiked due to a steep rise in input costs of milk production and processing, it said. GCMMF pointed out that there has been a significant increase in the cost of green and dry fodder, cattle feed ingredients like oil cake, maize and molasses, milk packaging film and fuel during the year.

“In the current challenging environmental circumstances due to low and uneven rainfall in Gujarat, as well as many parts of India, we are constrained to increase the consumer price of milk to pay better prices to our producers and support them in these difficult times,” the co-operative said. GCMMF said its member unions have increased farmers' procurement price by 4-5% in the last year, and a similar revision will further support our farmers.

It highlighted that 80% of the revenue collected from consumers through the Amul co-operative structure is returned to 36 lakh milk producers. A major portion of the increase in milk retail prices will go back to milk producers, and they will continue to be encouraged to increase milk production, GCMMF said.