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Amul Mother Dairy Milk Price Hike Latest News In Hindi: Inflation has once again hit the kitchen budget of the common man. The country’s largest dairy cooperative, Amul and Mother Dairy have announced an increase in milk prices across India. According to the official statement issued on Wednesday, May 13, the price of all variants of milk has been increased by Rs 2 per liter. These increased rates will be applicable across the country from Thursday, May 14, 2026.

Why did milk prices increase?

amul milk The company has cited rising operating costs and raw material prices as the reason behind this sudden increase. According to the company, there has been a huge increase in the prices of animal feed (fodder) in the recent past. Apart from this, the material used in milk packaging and transportation costs have also increased. The company says that it was necessary to increase the price of milk so that the burden of increasing cost of production does not fall on the farmers and they can get the right price for their milk, so that their business remains financially strong.

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After this increase, the prices of various milk variants of Amul will now be as follows:

Mother Dairy also increased prices

Mother Dairy has increased the prices of all its milk types by Rs 2 per litre, which will come into effect from May 14, 2026. Mother Dairy has also cited the increase in the cost of milk production as the reason behind this decision. Now from tomorrow the customer will have to pay Rs 2 more per liter for all liquid milk like full cream, toned and double toned.

Another shock in the era of inflation

It is noteworthy that Amul had earlier increased the prices of milk on May 1, 2025, even then there was an increase of only Rs 2 per liter. This decision has come at a time when India has seen a surge in retail inflation.

According to April data, CPI inflation rate has increased to 3.48 percent, mainly due to the rise in prices of vegetables and food products. Other than this, west asia The ongoing war in India has also given rise to inflation at the global level, which is now directly impacting the kitchens of Indian consumers.