After milk and curd, prices of ghee, butter and paneer too up
The Bangalore Urban, Rural & Ramanagara District Co-Operative Milk Producers Societies Union Limited (BAMUL) has announced significant price hikes for ghee, butter, and paneer. These increases follow a previous rise in milk and curd prices, placing additional financial strain on consumers and the local hospitality industry.
Why it matters
Rising dairy costs contribute to food inflation and impact the operational viability of small businesses like hotels and restaurants.
Bengaluru After the prices of milk and curd were increased by the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) upwards of ₹8 per litre, Bangalore Urban, Rural & Ramanagara District Co-Operative Milk Producers Societies Union Limited (BAMUL) has increased the prices of ghee, butter and paneer too. The revised prices, released on November 4, will come into effect across the State from November 5. The prices were last hiked in July 2026, by 10%. While earlier a one-litre ghee sachet was priced at ₹715, it will now be ₹850 per litre. Ghee pet jar, which was earlier ₹735, will now cost ₹870 per litre. For five litres, the price has increased from ₹3,575 to ₹4,250.
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