New Delhi: After Amul, Mrs.
Dairy has also decided to increase milk prices of Rs 2 per liter in Delhi-NCR and several other cities in the country.
New rates will take effect from July 11.
In accordance with the revised price, bulk vendon milk (milk token) will be sold at a price of Rs 44 per liter with the current price of Rs 42 per liter.
Full cream milk (Poly Pack) will now be available at Rs 57 per liter.
The price of milk has been revised to Rs 47 and one liter of double dual milk will now be charged Rs 41.
Cow’s milk will cost Rs 49 per liter from Sunday.
The standard milk level will now be Rs 51 per liter instead of Rs 49 per liter.
The level of milk bag half a liter has increased by returning 1.
Super T Sac (500ml) will now be available for RS 26.
In a statement, Mrs.
Dairy said, “The company is forced to raise the price of breast milk has experienced inflationary pressure in the overall cost of input, which has increased multifold in the past year.
Despite paying higher prices on the procurement of milk in the past year, consumer prices remain intact.
With this revision, the price of milk is experiencing a revision of 4%.
“Apart from Delhi, the price of milk is also increasing Elsewhere like East and Central Uttar Pradesh, Mumbai, Nagpur and Kolkata.
Ms.
Dairy sells around 30 latric liters of milk per day in Delhi-NCR, while the total sales are 35 latris per day.
“The surge in pond prices is only partially forwarded to consumers, thus securing the interests of both stakeholders,” the statement added.
Mrs.
Dairy stated that he passed almost 75-80 percent of the realization of sales from milk to the procurement of milk.
“The company believes it will provide competitive prices and remunerative to farmers to ensure the sustainability of persistence and the availability of milk is safe for consumers.” The last milk price was revised in December 2019.