Amul and Mother Dairy raise milk prices by ₹2 per litre from May 14

The increase, the second by the two dairy cooperatives in 13 months, is expected to prompt similar hikes by regional dairy companies.

Amul says higher cattle feed, packaging and fuel costs have led to the increase, while farmer procurement prices have also risen

According to the GCMMF, the revision is necessitated by a rise in the overall cost of operations and milk production.

It also stated that member unions have increased the procurement price paid to farmers by ₹30 per kg fat, marking a 3.7% rise compared to May 2025

Amul has raised milk prices by ₹2 per litre across India, effective May 14, due to increased input costs. This hike may affect food inflation and impact middle-class budgets. 

Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which markets under the Amul brand, on Wednesday hiked milk prices by Rs 2 per litre across India, effective May 14, due to rising input costs. The last price increase was effected on May 1, 2025. GCMMF, in a statement, said it has "increased the prices of fresh pouch milk by Rs 2 per litre in major milk selling variants/packs across India effective from May 14". The increase translates to about 2.5-3.5 per cent per litre, which is lower than the average food inflation, it added. "The price hike is being done due to an increase in the overall cost of operation and production of milk. There is a substantial increase in the cost of cattle feed, milk packaging film and fuel during the year," GCMMF said. The cooperative said its member unions have also increased farmers' procurement price by Rs 30 per kg of fat, which is a 3.7 per cent increase over May 2025. GCMMF is one of the leading suppliers of milk in India.