Milma Announces ₹4 Per Litre Milk Price Increase Starting June 1
Milma milk price to go up by ₹4 a litre from Monday

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From June 1, the price of Milma milk will rise by ₹4 per litre due to increasing production costs affecting dairy farmers in Kerala. This adjustment aims to support local dairy farmers amid rising expenses.
- 01Milma milk prices will increase by ₹4 per litre starting June 1, 2026.
- 02The price of 500 ml of Milma Double Toned Milk will rise to ₹27, while Homogenised toned milk will cost ₹28, and Milma Pride will be priced at ₹30.
- 03Out of the ₹4 increase, ₹3.35 will go to dairy farmers, raising their procurement price from ₹40.04 to ₹43.39 per litre.
- 04The price hike is attributed to rising production costs, geopolitical issues, and increased fuel prices affecting transportation and packaging.
- 05Milma chairman K.S. Mani emphasized the need for this increase to sustain Kerala's cooperative dairy sector.
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The Kerala Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (Milma) has announced a ₹4 increase in milk prices effective June 1, 2026, in response to escalating production costs impacting dairy farmers. This decision was made during a federation meeting in May, highlighting the financial strain on farmers due to low returns. The new pricing will see the cost of a 500 ml sachet of Milma Double Toned Milk (Milma Smart) rise to ₹27, Homogenised toned milk to ₹28, and Milma Pride (Homogenised) to ₹30. Of the ₹4 increase, ₹3.35 will be allocated to dairy farmers, increasing their procurement price from ₹40.04 to ₹43.39 per litre. Milma attributed the price hike to rising production costs, adverse geopolitical conditions, and increased fuel prices, which have significantly raised transportation, distribution, and packaging expenses. Chairman K.S. Mani stated that these factors necessitate a modest price increase to ensure the sustainability of Kerala’s cooperative dairy sector. The revised prices will be displayed on existing milk covers until current stocks are sold out.
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The increase in milk prices will directly affect consumers in Kerala, leading to higher costs for milk and dairy products.
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