Bengaluru Milk Union revises Nandini ghee, butter prices from July 24
Bengaluru, July 23
The Bengaluru Cooperative Milk Producers' Societies Union Ltd has revised the retail prices of its Nandini ghee and butter products, with the new rates coming into effect from July 24, 2026, according to an official circular issued by the Union.
The revised prices will be applicable across all BAMUL retail outlets, depots, consumer stores, franchisees, CSD canteens and Nandini milk parlours in Bengaluru, the circular dated July 23 said.
Under the revised price list, Nandini ghee sachets will cost Rs 10 for a 10 ml pack, Rs 160 for 200 ml, Rs 358 for 500 ml and Rs 715 for a one-litre pack.
The prices of Nandini ghee sold in PET jars have also been revised. The 50 ml pack has been priced at Rs 55, the 100 ml pack at Rs 90, the 200 ml pack at Rs 170, the 500 ml pack at Rs 368, the one-litre pack at Rs 735 and the five-litre pack at Rs 3,575.
For ghee sold in tins, the one-litre pack will now cost Rs 750, while the 15 kg tin has been priced at Rs 11,625.
The Union has also revised butter prices. The Nandini butter blister family pack will now be sold at Rs 80. Salted butter has been priced at Rs 600 for the 10 kg bulk pack, Rs 70 for the 100 gm pack and Rs 310 for the 500 gm pack. Unsalted butter will cost Rs 135 for the 200 gm pack and Rs 330 for the 500 gm pack.
According to the circular, the revised prices will remain in force until further orders. The Union has directed all retailers, franchisees, CSDs and Nandini parlour operators to implement the updated rates from July 24.
The order was issued by the Managing Director of the Bengaluru Cooperative Milk Producers' Societies Union Ltd.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Finally some clarity! Was confused about the new rates at the local Nandini parlour. 500ml ghee at Rs 358 is still reasonable compared to other brands. At least Nandini maintains quality standards. But Rs 3,575 for 5 liters PET jar? That's a big investment for bulk buyers like us 😅
This price revision was long overdue. Farmers supplying milk have been asking for better rates for months. But I worry small restaurants and tiffin centers that use bulk ghee will struggle with the 15kg tin costing Rs 11,625 now. Hope the union has some subsidy scheme for small businesses.
Nandini butter remains affordable compared to Amul or Mother Dairy. Salted 100gm at Rs 70 is still ok for daily use. But I'm curious - why is unsalted butter more expensive per gram? Rs 135 for 200gm vs salted Rs 70 for 100gm? Seems inconsistent pricing logic 🤔
Living in Bengaluru, Nandini is a household name. But with this hike, I might switch to local brands for regular cooking and keep Nandini for special occasions. 10ml sachet at Rs 10 is actually good for single use though. Innovation in packaging is welcome!
For years, Nandini has been the most trusted dairy brand in Karnataka. This price revision is justified given inflation. But the union should also ensure quality doesn't drop. Last month I found some variation in ghee consistency. Hope the price hike maintains the purity standard we love
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