Amul’s parent marketing federation, the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), announces fresh pouch milk price increases effective November 12. Across major variants, prices rise by about Rs 2 to Rs 4 per litre, depending on fat content and product type. Reports specify that Amul Taaza increases by Rs 2 per litre and Amul Gold increases by Rs 4 per litre, translating to roughly 3% to 5.5% rises in those variants.
Outlets attribute the change to higher production and processing costs. Sources cite increases in cattle feed and fodder expenses, alongside costs tied to milk processing and packaging inputs, and mention fuel and agricultural pressures from uneven or low rainfall in parts of India. Some coverage frames the move in the context of a prior Mother Dairy price revision, which other outlets also mention as a near-term reference point, while still focusing on Amul’s updated rates and variants.
Overall, the reports largely agree on the effective date, the per-litre increase range, and the broad cost drivers, with minor differences in how the numbers and percentages are presented.
