The Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has decided to lower the prices of several Nandini products, including curd, ghee, butter, and lassi, in response to the central government's recent reduction in GST on food products.Another Cloudburst in Uttarakhand: Over 5 People Missing in Chamoli Cloudburst!

The revised prices are expected to take effect from September 22, 2025, pending official confirmation.KMF, a leading dairy brand in Karnataka, held a meeting with officials on Friday to finalize the price reductions.Naixa Women's Orange BSY Viscose Embroidered Straight Kurta with BSY Viscose Pant and Silk Blend Embroidered Laced Dupatta Sets (Available in Plus Size) (NX-640)

The decision includes a proposed decrease of ₹4 per liter for curd, alongside price cuts for other products like ghee, butter, and lassi.In 2017, GST was imposed on dairy products, and in 2022, the rate was increased to 12%. However, the central government recently reduced the GST on dairy products from 12% to 5%, effective September 22, 2025.

This tax cut has paved the way for KMF’s price reduction, offering relief to consumers.KMF’s Nandini brand enjoys global recognition and significant demand. Previously, the prices of all Nandini milk variants and curd were raised by ₹4 per liter. Celebrate India’s Festive Spirit with a Global Twist: Chef Sanjeev Kapoor’s Cranberry Shrikhand Trifle..

KMF has now decided to reverse this hike, reducing prices by the same amount. This move is expected to significantly benefit consumers across Karnataka.