Mother Dairy reduces prices: Milk cheaper by ₹2, ghee down by ₹30 after GST cut.

Mother Dairy reduces prices: Milk cheaper by ₹2, ghee down by ₹30 after GST cut | Full list here.

MILK: According to the updated price list, UHT toned milk (1-liter tetra pack) will now cost ₹75, down from ₹77, while UHT double-toned milk (450 ml pouch) has been reduced to ₹32 from ₹33.
PANEER: Paneer prices have also been lowered, with the 200 gm pack now priced at ₹92 (previously ₹95) and the 400 gm pack at ₹174 (previously ₹180). For malai paneer, the 200 gm pack now costs ₹97, down from ₹100.
BUTTER: Butter lovers will benefit as well, with the 500 gm pack now at ₹285 instead of ₹305 and the 100 gm pack down to ₹58 from ₹62.
Mother Dairy Cheese and Milkshake Price Updates

The milkshake range—including strawberry, chocolate, mango, and rabri flavors—has seen a price drop from ₹30 to ₹28 for a 180 ml pack.

Cheese products have received significant cuts too:

Cheese Cubes (180 gm): ₹135, down from ₹145
Cheese Slices (480 gm): ₹380, down from ₹405
Cheese Block (200 gm): ₹140, down from ₹150
Cheese Spread (180 gm): ₹110, down from ₹120
Diced Mozzarella (1 kg): ₹575, down from ₹610
Mother Dairy Ghee Prices See Major Reduction

Among the most notable changes are the ghee price cuts, which benefit both regular and premium variants.

Ghee Carton Pack (1 litre): ₹645, down from ₹675
Ghee Tin (1 litre): ₹720, down from ₹750
Ghee Pouch (1 litre): ₹645, down from ₹675
Cow Ghee Jar (500 ml): ₹365, down from ₹380
Premium Cow Ghee – Gir Cow (500 ml): ₹984, down from ₹99

“We commend the Union Government’s decision to reduce GST rates on a wider range of dairy products, including paneer, cheese, ghee, butter, UHT milk, milk-based beverages, and ice creams,” said Manish Bandlish, Managing Director of Mother Dairy, in response to the GST Council’s decision.

“This is a particularly big boost for packaged categories, which are fast-growing favorites in Indian homes and will see stronger demand momentum going forward,” Bandlish stated.

“By lowering the tax slabs, the move will encourage wider adoption of packaged, value-added dairy products, strengthen consumer preference for safe and quality offerings, and enable more families to enjoy wholesome dairy goodness at better value,” Bandlish stated.

Reacting to the decision of the GST Council, Manish Bandlish, Managing Director of Mother Dairy, said, “We commend the Union Government’s decision to reduce GST rates on a wider range of dairy products, including paneer, cheese, ghee, butter, UHT milk, milk-based beverages, and ice creams.”

“This is a particularly big boost for packaged categories, which are fast-growing favorites in Indian homes and will see stronger demand momentum going forward,” Bandlish said.

“By lowering the tax slabs, the move will encourage wider adoption of packaged, value-added dairy products, strengthen consumer preference for safe and quality offerings, and enable more families to enjoy wholesome dairy goodness at better value,” Bandlish said.