Nandini Price Hike in Karnataka: Ghee, Butter and Paneer Get Costlier From Nov 4; Check New Rates

Bengaluru consumers will have to pay more for several Nandini dairy products, including ghee, butter and paneer, after a fresh price revision by the Bengaluru Milk Union (BAMUL). The revised nandini product prices came into effect on November 4, adding to the burden on households that were already dealing with higher milk and curd prices.

The latest revision follows the Karnataka Milk Federation's (KMF) decision to increase milk prices by Rs. 8 per litre and curd prices by Rs. 14 per litre from November 1. The ghee and butter price changes also come amid similar price revisions by Amul.

Nandini Ghee Price Hike: Check New Rates

Nandini ghee prices have seen a significant increase across sachets, tins and bulk packs. A one-litre ghee sachet now costs Rs. 850, compared with Rs. 715 earlier, with an increase of around 19%.

A 200 ml ghee sachet is now priced at Rs. 95, while the 500 ml pack costs Rs. 425. The five-litre pack is available for Rs. 4,250. Meanwhile, the one-litre tin now costs Rs. 870, and the 15 kg tin is priced at Rs. 14,100.

Nandini Butter Price Hike

Nandini butter prices have also been revised. The price of a 500-gram unsalted butter pack has increased from Rs. 285 to Rs. 390, showing a rise of approximately 37%.The 100-gram salted butter pack is now priced at Rs. 90, while the 500-gram pack costs Rs. 380. Unsalted butter is available at Rs. 160 for the 200-gram pack and Rs. 390 for the 500-gram pack.

Nandini Paneer Price Increased

Paneer is another dairy product affected by the latest revision. The price of one kilogram of Nandini paneer has increased from Rs. 408 to Rs. 485, rising around 19%.

The 200-gram paneer pack is now priced at Rs. 115, while the 500-gram pack costs Rs. 260. The 200-gram medium-fat paneer pack is available for Rs. 110.

Nandini Ghee Prices Have Increased in Multiple Stages

The latest revision comes after several price increases over the past year.

In November 2025, KMF reportedly increased ghee prices by Rs. 90 per litre, taking the price to Rs. 700. A further revision in July 2026 increased the price by Rs. 15 per litre to Rs. 715.

Higher Dairy Prices May Affect Households and Businesses

The latest revision is likely to affect household budgets as well as businesses in the hospitality sector.
Ghee, butter and paneer are widely used in Indian households, restaurants, bakeries and catering establishments. Higher prices could increase food preparation costs for businesses, potentially putting additional pressure on consumers.