Nandini Dairy Products Cuts Price as New GST Rates Take Effect

The GST Council announced on September 3, 2025, that tax rates on several consumer essentials, including ghee, paneer, cheese, ice cream, and chocolates, would be revised. The changes came into effect on September 22, 2025. Following the notification, the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) updated the prices of its ‘Nandini’ milk products.

Price Changes in Nandini Products

As per KMF’s revised list, a 1-litre pouch of ghee is now ₹610 compared to the earlier ₹650. A 500 gm pack of unsalted butter has been reduced from ₹305 to ₹286. Paneer, earlier priced at ₹425 per kg, is now ₹408.

The price of Goodlife milk (1 litre) has been lowered from ₹70 to ₹68. A 1 kg pack of processed cheese is now ₹497, reduced from ₹530. Mozzarella diced cheese (1 kg) is available at ₹450, down from ₹480.

Packaged Foods and Ice Cream

The revision also covers other dairy-based items. A 1 kg vanilla ice cream tub, which earlier cost ₹200, is now priced at ₹178. A 180 gm pack of savouries is reduced from ₹60 to ₹56, while muffins (150 gm pack) are now ₹45, down from ₹50.

Other Dairy Brands’ Revisions

Amul has also announced cuts across more than 700 product packs, including butter, ghee, paneer, cheese, ice creams, chocolates, bakery items, and spreads. However, prices of pouch and packaged milk remain unchanged since milk was not under GST earlier.

Mother Dairy has reduced prices as well, with cuts ranging between ₹2 and ₹30 depending on the product. This covers toned milk, paneer, butter, ghee, cheese, and other items. Packet milk has seen a reduction of ₹1-2, depending on the type.

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Conclusion

With GST 2.0 now in place, prices of several dairy products have come down across brands like Nandini, Amul, and Mother Dairy, offering lower rates on everyday essentials.

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