New Delhi:
The revised prices of liquid milk by Mother Dairy have created a feeling of tension among the common man up to Rs 2 per liter.
A brand consumer urged the government to prevent Mother Dairy from hike in rates.
Speaking to ANI, the consumer said, “The rate cannot affect the rich people, but it is going to affect the common man … I request that the government not allow Mother Dairy to increase the rates …”
Another consumer commented that, although the increase in rate was not enough, it would affect the common person.
“This will affect the common man somewhere, but there is no increase in the rate of Rs 2 or Rs 1 …” he said.
Price increase by Mother Dairy will be effective from Rs 2 per liter today.
New prices will be effective in Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Uttarakhand markets.
“Mother Dairy is forced to modify the consumer value of its liquid milk up to Rs 2. Effective from April 30, 2025. This price modification needs to be addressed to a significant increase in procurement costs, which has increased by 4-5 per liter in the last few months.
Bulk veded milk (toned) prices have increased from Rs 56 per liter to Rs 56 per liter. The price of full-cream milk will be Rs 69 per liter, which will be above Rs 68 per liter first.
The price of cow’s milk has been revised up to Rs 57 per liter before Rs 56, and double-tond milk will now cost Rs 51 per liter as compared to the price of Rs 49.
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