Milk prices to rise in MP from tomorrow:Rate increases from ₹60 to ₹65 per litre; Sanchi has not increased rates yet

The effect of inflation in Indore has now started reaching common kitchens. Milk prices will increase from April 1, which will directly affect the pockets of common consumers. Milk that is currently available at ₹60 per liter will now be available at ₹63 to 65 per liter. In Indore, milk will become expensive by ₹3 per liter, while in Dhar the increase has been made up to ₹4 per liter. According to Bharat Mathurawala, President of MP Milk Vendors Federation, prices will also be increased in other cities of the state, including Bhopal, Gwalior, Dewas, Ujjain, Badwah, Jabalpur, and other cities. Here, the increase will be from ₹2 to ₹4. The federation says that if the prices of animal feed like cotton cake, fodder, and hay continue to rise, prices may be reconsidered in the future. These rates will be applicable from April 1 Home delivery service: About ₹63 per liter Shop/Dairy: About ₹65 per liter (Rates determined based on 5.5 to 6 fat) Rates will be determined according to fat content Before: Purchase at ₹8.60 per fat Now: Purchase at ₹8.95 per fat Additionally, an extra charge of ₹1 per liter has been added for home delivery. Sanchi’s prices currently stable While private milk vendors have increased prices, Sanchi has not yet taken any decision to increase milk prices. According to CEO Balbir Sharma, prices will remain unchanged for now.