Mother Dairy, Amul Milk Prices: Revised Rate Card May Look Like This From September 22

The GST exemption aims to make milk more affordable amid rising inflation, ensuring families get cheaper, quality milk. Removing the 5% tax will directly benefit consumers

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Following the removal of GST, milk prices are expected to decrease by about Rs 3 to 4 per litre. (Representative/PTI)

Prices of household staple milk may decrease soon following the recent GST reforms. This change may provide immediate relief in the prices of major milk brands.

What’s Driving This Change

The main goal of this exemption is to make milk, an essential commodity, more affordable amidst rising inflation, ensuring that every family has access to cheaper and high-quality milk. The removal of the 5% tax will directly benefit common consumers.

How Much Can Milk Prices Drop

Following the removal of GST, some milk prices are expected to decrease by about Rs 3 to 4 per litre. For instance, the price of Amul UHT milk may see a drop, while Mother Dairy’s full cream milk is anticipated to fall within Rs 65-66.

Which Milk May Cost Less?

Here are the expected price adjustments:

• Mother Dairy Full Cream: From Rs 69 to Rs 65-66
• Mother Dairy Toned Milk: From Rs 57 to Rs 55-56
• Mother Dairy Buffalo Milk: From Rs 74 to Rs 71
• Mother Dairy Cow Milk: From Rs 59 to Rs 56-57

When Will The New GST Rates Apply?

This new GST rates will come into effect on September 22, 2025. Post this date, prices of all packaged milk products, including those of Amul and Mother Dairy, will be set at the new GST-free rates, significantly reducing milk prices in the market.

Only UHT Milk to Get Cheaper, Says Amul MD

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According to Amul, the GST on packed milk is already zero, hence there will be no price reduction. According to news agency ANI, Jayen Mehta, Managing Director of Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), said, “There is no change in the prices of fresh pouch milk, as GST on it has always been zero."

He added that the government has reduced the GST on ultra-high temperature (UHT) milk from 5% to 0%, meaning only UHT milk will become cheaper starting September 22.