Milk price hiked in Karnataka

The Karnataka government has approved an ₹8 per litre price hike for Nandini milk, with ₹7 going directly to farmers to offset rising production costs. The decision was implemented following the conclusion of the Legislative Council polls.
Why it matters
The price hike reflects the economic pressures on the dairy industry and the political sensitivity of essential commodity pricing in India.
Bengaluru The price of Nandini milk is set to go up by ₹8 per litre in Karnataka. The State Cabinet took a decision in this regard on October 29 following a demand by farmers for hike in procurement price of milk. Of this, ₹7 will go to farmers, and ₹1 to Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF).
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