The Bengaluru Milk Union has revised the prices of Nandini ghee, butter, paneer, and Trupti milk, requiring customers to pay the new prices for these dairy products. Find out the prices.

Inflation hits before Diwali; milk and curd, ghee and butter become expensive.

Milk, ghee, and cheese are all common household items. If you also purchase Nandini dairy products, here's an important update for you. The Bangalore Milk Union (BAMUL) has revised the prices of ghee, butter, cheese, and Tripti milk. The new rates came into effect on November 4th. The important thing is that these changes have been made before Diwali.

Importantly, the Karnataka Milk Federation recently increased the price of Nandini milk by ₹8 per liter and yogurt by ₹14 per liter. Now, the prices of other dairy products have also been revised.

How much will I have to pay for ghee?

If you use Nandini Ghee, it's important to know how much it will cost. According to a notification issued by BAMUL on November 4th, new prices have been set for different packs of Nandini Ghee. A 200 ml packet will now cost ₹95. A 500 ml packet will cost ₹425. A 1 liter packet will cost ₹850.

Prices of ghee available in PET jars

It's worth noting that the price of ghee available in PET jars has also changed. New rates have also been set for larger packs and tins.

• 50 ml (PET jar) Rs 65
• 100 ml (PET jar) Rs 100
• 200 ml (PET jar) Rs 180
• 500 ml (PET jar) Rs 435
• 1 litre (PET jar) Rs 870
• 5 litres Rs 4250
• 1 litre tin Rs 870
• 15 kg tin Rs 14,100

Check the new prices of paneer.

• Now you will have to pay Rs 115 for a 200-gram packet of Nandini Paneer.
• Apart from this, you will have to pay Rs 260 for 500 grams of cheese.
• If you buy one kg of cheese, you will have to pay Rs 485 for it.
• Also, 200 grams of medium fat cheese will be available for Rs 110.

Know the new butter prices.

If you also use Nandini butter, it's important to know the new prices. Nandini has also revised its butter prices.

• A 100-gram pack of salted butter will be available for Rs 90.
• The price of 500 grams of salted butter will be Rs 380.
• Apart from this, 200 grams of unsalted butter will be available for Rs 160.
• Also, for a 500 gram pack without salt, you will have to pay Rs 390.
• If you are buying a family pack of butter, you will get it for Rs 90.
• The price has been fixed at Rs 900 per kilogram for a 10 gram blister pack.

Know the new price of Tripti milk

Now, you'll have to pay ₹11 for a 130 ml packet of milk. Additionally, if you buy a 450 ml packet, you'll have to pay ₹33. Note that these new rates are effective tomorrow, November 4, 2026.