After Amul, Nandini also increased rates of ghee, butter and paneer. The Bengaluru Milk Union (BAMUL) has revised the retail prices of Nandini ghee, butter, paneer and Trupti milk from Wednesday, 4 November, 2026. The revision comes barely a week after the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) increased the price of its popular Nandini milk by ₹8 per litre and curd by ₹14 per litre. According to a circular issued by BAMUL on 4 November, the Maximum Retail Price (MRP) of Nandini ghee in a 200-ml sachet has been fixed at ₹95, while the 500-ml pack will cost ₹425 and the one-litre pack ₹850. Ghee sold in PET jars will cost ₹65 for 50 ml, ₹100 for 100 ml, ₹180 for 200 ml, ₹435 for 500 ml and ₹870 for one litre. The five-litre pack of ghee will cost ₹4,250. The one-litre ghee tin will be priced at ₹870, while the 15-kg tin will cost ₹14,100. The price of salted butter has been fixed at ₹90 for 100 grams and ₹380 for 500 grams, while unsalted butter will cost ₹160 for 200 grams and ₹ 390 for 500 grams. The family pack of butter will cost ₹90, while the 10-gram blister pack will be priced at ₹900 per kg. Nandini paneer will now cost ₹ 115 for 200 grams, ₹ 260 for 500 grams and ₹485 for one kg. Medium-fat paneer (200 grams) will be priced at ₹110. Trupti milk will cost ₹11 per 135 ml and ₹33 per 450 ml. Amul raised ghee, butter prices Amul had also increased the price of ghee and butter by ₹3 to ₹50, respectively. Rate of 1 kg carton of ghee has increased from ₹630 to ₹680. The price of a 100-gram pack of butter has increased from ₹63 to ₹66. The price increase was due to increased demand for branded ghee following crackdowns on counterfeit ghee in Gujarat and Rajasthan. This had also significantly reduced the benefits of the September 2025 GST reduction. New prices of Amul Ghee and Butter Post navigation Sensex jumps 1,400 pts at opening, Nifty rallies 400 pts:Dalal Street celebrates Trump’s mid-term election loss as oil drops sharply
