The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd which markets its products under the Amul brand on Saturday raised the rates of milk by Rs 2 per litre amid the gleeful season. The price of full cream milk has increased from Rs 61 per liter to Rs 63 per litre.

The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd which markets its products under the Amul brand on Saturday raised the rates of milk by Rs 2 per litre amid the gleeful season. The price of full cream milk has increased from Rs 61 per liter to Rs 63 per litre.

Popular milk brands Amul and Mother Dairy had both last hiked milk prices by Rs 2 per litre in August to compensate for the increase in procurement costs. Before this, prices were increased in March.moment’s hike in price, which comes ahead of the gleeful season may impact ménage budgets because milk is one of the most extensively consumed particulars.

Amul is yet to issue a statement on the price rise. still, noncommercial affectation data released before this week indicated that the affectation rate of fodder at 25 percent remains close to a record high. It has seen a slight decline from the record position in August.growers, thus, are facing challenges in raising their cattle. And, further than ever before their earnings are being spent on cattle. Due to this, the cost of milk product has been continually adding .

The development comes days after Union Home Minister and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah blazoned that Amul will be intermingled with five other collaborative societies to form amulti-state collaborative society( MSCS). Addressing the 70th grand session of the North Eastern Council( NEC) last week, Shah said the process for the junction has formerly started.

The government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is giving precedence to natural husbandry and digital husbandry and for instrument of natural products, the process to form amulti-state collaborative society by incorporating Amul and five other collaborative societies has been started,” he said. The MSCS will insure the import of the products after its instrument so that profit can go directly into the bank accounts of the growers, he added.