The Karnataka Co-operative Milk Producer's Federation (KMF) has announced its second price hike within a year, effective from June 26. Under its brand "Nandini," milk prices will increase by ₹2 per litre, with the adjustment remaining in place until further notice. KMF defends the price hike by highlighting that its revised prices remain competitive compared to other co-operatives and milk brands in major states across India. Karnataka's Chief Minister Siddaramaiah previously justified these adjustments by noting that the revised prices still undercut those observed in other states. Current prices for Nandini milk varieties are as follows:

Source: Hindustan Times June 25, 2024 11:31 UTC