Nandini Price Hike 2026 : Consumers have received another inflation shock ahead of Diwali. After milk and curd became more expensive, prices of Nandini ghee, butter, paneer and Tripti milk have also been revised. The Bengaluru Milk Union (BAMUL) implemented the new rates from November 4, 2026. The change will affect customers who regularly purchase Nandini dairy products.

Milk And Curd Prices Were Increased Earlier
Earlier, the Karnataka Milk Federation had increased the price of Nandini milk by Rs 8 per litre and curd by Rs 14 per litre. Now, prices of ghee, butter and paneer have also been revised. The new rates of these essential products during the festive season could put additional pressure on household budgets.

New Prices Of Nandini Ghee
According to the notification issued by BAMUL, new prices have been fixed for different Nandini ghee pack sizes. A 200 ml packet of ghee will now cost Rs 95. Customers will have to pay Rs 425 for a 500 ml pack and Rs 850 for a one-litre pack. Prices have also been revised for ghee sold in PET jars.

PET Jars And Larger Packs Get Revised Prices
In PET jars, 50 ml ghee will cost Rs 65, 100 ml will cost Rs 100, 200 ml will cost Rs 180 and 500 ml will be priced at Rs 435. A one-litre jar will cost Rs 870. For larger packs, the price of 5 litres of ghee has been fixed at Rs 4,250, while a 15 kg tin will cost Rs 14,100. The one-litre tin will be priced at Rs 870.

Paneer And Butter Prices Also Increase
A 200-gram pack of Nandini paneer will cost Rs 115, while the 500-gram pack will be priced at Rs 260. Customers will have to pay Rs 485 for one kilogram of paneer. Meanwhile, 200 grams of medium-fat paneer will cost Rs 110. As for butter, 100 grams of salted butter will cost Rs 90, while the 500-gram pack will be priced at Rs 380. Unsalted butter will cost Rs 160 for 200 grams and Rs 390 for a 500-gram pack.

New Tripti Milk Rates Also Come Into Effect
Prices of Tripti milk have also been revised. A 130 ml packet will now cost Rs 11, while a 450 ml packet has been priced at Rs 33. All these revised rates came into effect on November 4, 2026. Customers purchasing Nandini products will now have to spend more on ghee, butter, paneer and milk.