Let us tell you that the prices of milk, ghee, and butter are going to increase from October 28th. This major decision has been taken by the government. Starting tomorrow, October 28th, the prices of all dairy products have been increased by the government. This decision was taken by the Tamil Nadu government. According to the information, the state-owned dairy brand Aavin in Tamil Nadu has increased the prices of many of its dairy products, which will be implemented tomorrow. This means that the new rates will be implemented from October 28th, 2026. Following this decision, all dairy products, including ghee, butter, yogurt, lassi, and sweets, will become more expensive, and customers will now have to pay more to buy them. However, the festival season is currently underway, and this increase is putting a heavy burden on people’s pockets during the festive season.
According to the information, Aavin has increased the prices of approximately 67 dairy products, making all items more expensive than before. The company cites higher raw material costs and higher expenses incurred in purchasing inferior milk as the reason behind this.
New prices for ghee and butter will be implemented
Aavin’s ghee prices have been increased, effective tomorrow. According to reports, the price of 100 ml ghee has increased from ₹80 to ₹95. Furthermore, the price of 200 ml ghee will increase from ₹160 to ₹180, putting a heavy burden on the common man’s pocket.
There is also news of butter becoming more expensive, with the price of 100 grams of butter increasing from ₹60 to ₹70. A 500 gram pack will cost up to ₹320, a significant blow to consumers.
Curd and lassi will also become more expensive
While butter, ghee, and milk are expensive, the prices of milk-based products like yogurt have also changed and are expected to rise. If you buy 500 ml of yogurt, its price will now increase from ₹35 to ₹40. Lassi prices have also been increased, with the new price of 200 ml of lassi now being ₹23.
Sweet prices have also increased
With the festival approaching, all milk-based products have become more expensive, so naturally, all milk-based sweets have also become more expensive. If you go shopping for sweets for Diwali, you’ll find them costing more. New prices have been announced for everything from barfi to gulab jamun and rabri. Additionally, prices of rasgullas, milk cakes, rasmalai, halwa, and cashew sweets will also see an increase. Overall, the new prices will be effective from October 28th.
