Nandini butter, ghee price hiked
The Karnataka Milk Federation has increased the prices of its Nandini brand butter and ghee. This marks the second price hike in eight months, with butter rising by nearly 10% and ghee by over 2%.
Why it matters
Rising dairy costs impact household budgets and reflect broader inflationary trends in the Indian food and beverage sector.
The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has effected an increase of nearly 10% per kg in the price of its Nandini butter and about a 2.14% increase in the price of its ghee per litre.
Following the revision, a kg of butter will cost ₹660, up from ₹600, while a litre of ghee will cost ₹715, up from ₹700. This marks the second price revision in eight months, after KMF had increased the prices of ghee by 10% and butter by 4.78% in November 2025.
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