Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Mumbai Farm Milk Prices Set to Rise to Rs 110
Milk from farms in Mumbai is about to become more expensive.
The price increase starts on September 1.
The Bombay Milk Producers Association plans to charge wholesalers Rs 102 per litre instead of Rs 93.
That is an increase of Rs 9 per litre.
The association says farmers are paying more for animal feed and cattle care.
Stores and milk suppliers may pass this extra cost on to customers.
Directly delivered farm milk could cost as much as Rs 110 per litre.
Another milk cooperative, Gokul, recently raised its buffalo milk price in Mumbai and Pune to Rs 78 per litre.
The Bombay Milk Producers Association will raise wholesale milk prices by Rs 9 per litre from September 1.
The wholesale price from Mumbai dairies and local farms will increase from Rs 93 to Rs 102 per litre.
The association attributed the increase to rising cattle-feed and maintenance costs.
Retail prices for milk supplied directly by farms could reach Rs 110 per litre.
Gokul recently increased its buffalo milk price by Rs 2 to Rs 78 per litre in Mumbai and Pune.
- Who
- The Bombay Milk Producers Association, Mumbai dairies and local farms, and milk consumers are affected.
- What
- The wholesale price of farm-supplied milk will rise by Rs 9 per litre, with retail prices potentially reaching Rs 110 per litre.
- When
- Starting September 1, described in the article as Tuesday.
- Where
- Mumbai; the separate Gokul price increase also applies in Pune.
- Why
- The Bombay Milk Producers Association cited rising cattle-feed and maintenance costs.
- Wholesale price before increase
- Rs 93 per litre
- Wholesale price after increase
- Rs 102 per litre
- Wholesale increase
- Rs 9 per litre
- Potential direct-farm retail price
- Up to Rs 110 per litre
- Effective date
- September 1
- Gokul buffalo milk price
- Rs 78 per litre in Mumbai and Pune
- Gokul increase
- Rs 2 per litre