Punjab Newsline | New Delhi

Milk prices in Delhi-NCR are set to rise again, with Mother Dairy increasing rates across various categories by ₹2 to ₹4 per litre. The revised prices will come into effect from Thursday, November 12, adding to the monthly expenses of household consumers.

According to sources, the company has revised prices due to an increase in milk procurement costs. Mother Dairy had last raised milk prices on May 14, 2026, while the previous revision before that took place in April 2025. However, a company spokesperson declined to comment on the latest price hike.

Under the revised rates, full cream milk will now cost ₹76 per litre, up from ₹72. Packaged toned milk will become costlier by ₹2, increasing from ₹60 to ₹62 per litre.

Similarly, double-toned milk will now be available at ₹56 per litre against the earlier price of ₹54. The price of cow milk has been increased from ₹62 to ₹65 per litre.

Meanwhile, loose-distribution toned milk will cost ₹60 per litre, compared to the existing rate of ₹58.

The latest hike is likely to put additional pressure on household budgets, particularly for families that rely on packaged milk for daily consumption.