After Milk, Amul Raises Curd Prices by ₹5, Lassi Gets ₹2 Costlier
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Amul has increased prices of curd and lassi following its recent milk price hike, adding to household expenses as consumers face higher dairy product costs.
Under the revised rates, the price of 1 kg of Amul curd has increased by ₹5, from ₹80 to ₹85. The 380-gm curd pouch will now cost ₹37, up from ₹35.
The price of Amul's 1 kg curd bucket has also increased by ₹5, from ₹115 to ₹120.
Amul Lassi Also Becomes Costlier
Alongside curd, Amul has raised the price of its lassi by ₹2. A pack that previously cost ₹15 will now be available for ₹17.
The latest revision affects commonly purchased dairy products, adding to the expenses of households that regularly buy curd and lassi.
Price Hike Follows Amul Milk Rate Revision
The latest increase comes days after the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), which markets dairy products under the Amul brand, announced a hike in fresh milk prices across major variants.
The revised milk prices came into effect on November 12, with increases ranging from ₹2 to ₹4 per litre, depending on the variant.
Amul attributed the milk price revision to rising production and processing costs, including higher expenses on green and dry fodder, cattle feed ingredients, packaging materials and fuel.
The successive price revisions mean consumers will now have to spend more on milk and other everyday dairy products.
