Mother Dairy has slashed prices across a wide range of its products after the recent Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate revision. The reduced rates, effective immediately, cover household staples such as milk, paneer, butter, cheese, ghee, and milk-based beverages. Depending on the product and packaging, the price reduction ranges between ₹2 and ₹30.
Key Price Adjustments
Milk:
- UHT toned milk (1-litre tetra pack) now costs ₹75, down from ₹77.
- UHT double toned milk (450 ml pouch) has been revised to ₹32 from ₹33.
Paneer:
- 200 gm pack now at ₹92 (earlier ₹95).
- 400 gm pack at ₹174 (earlier ₹180).
- Malai paneer 200 gm pack priced at ₹97, reduced from ₹100.
Butter:
- 500 gm pack lowered to ₹285 from ₹305.
Milkshakes & Cheese:
- Milkshake variants (strawberry, chocolate, mango, rabri) now cost ₹28 instead of ₹30 for a 180 ml pack.
- 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.
Ghee:
- Ghee carton (1 litre): ₹645, earlier ₹675.
- Ghee tin (1 litre): ₹720, earlier ₹750.
- Ghee pouch (1 litre): ₹645, earlier ₹675.
- Cow Ghee jar (500 ml): ₹365, earlier ₹380.
- Premium Gir Cow Ghee (500 ml): ₹984, earlier ₹999.
Company’s Statement
Mother Dairy had earlier announced (on September 4) its intent to pass on GST benefits to customers. Responding to the GST Council’s decision, Manish Bandlish, Managing Director of Mother Dairy, said:
“We appreciate the Union Government’s move to reduce GST rates on a wide range of dairy products, including paneer, cheese, ghee, butter, UHT milk, milk-based beverages, and ice creams. This will give a significant push to packaged categories, which are becoming household favourites, and drive stronger demand in the future.”
He further added that lower tax slabs will encourage greater adoption of packaged, value-added dairy products, boost consumer confidence in quality offerings, and make wholesome dairy nutrition more accessible to families.
Mother Dairy, one of India’s leading dairy brands, reported a turnover of ₹17,500 crore last year.
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