Bengaluru: Be prepared to spend more money on dairy products, when milk producers have begun to demand an increase.
One liter of nandini milk (blue sachet) is currently charged Rs 37.
If the government recognizes demand, costs can rise to Rs 40.
Simultaneously, prices of varieties and other curds will also increase.
“For the past two and a half years, the price of milk has not increased even when supply and supply costs see a surge of 30-40 percent due to steep rise in gasoline and diesel prices.
The majority of 14 unions run in losses.
So, the government must let milk price increase now, “Narasimhamurthy said, President, Bangalore Milk Union.
The meeting of the general body of the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) held on Friday decided to beg the government to allow him to climb the price of Rs 3 per liter.
KMF and other milk trade unions have been looking for price revisions for the past six months claiming they are financially about sales during a pandemic.
Trade unions have reduced the procurement price of one liter of milk from Rs 30 to Rs 25.
From the rise of RS 3, the farmers will get Rs 2.5 and the trade union will maintain 50 Paise.
Last month, during the winter session in the Belaghiavi, the delegation met with BOMMAI and Cooperation Minister St Somashekhar.
The government is likely to receive requests or allow rising rs 1-2, said source.