Nandini curd price revision in Karnataka: KMF agrees to Rs.2 per litre cut after 1 November hike; check old vs new prices
New Delhi, Nov. 3 -- Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Monday said the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has agreed to reduce Nandini curd prices by Rs.2 per litre following his suggestion, days after the federation raised rates by up to Rs.14 per litre from 1 November 2026.
Shivakumar announced the development on Monday, 2 November, while defending the milk price revision, according to a PTI report published by ThePrint. He said he had conveyed the suggestion to the KMF delegation, who had called on him to felicitate him.
"I have suggested to them (KMF office-bearers) to reduce the curd prices, they have agreed to reduce it by Rs.2 per litre," the Chief Minister said.
Before the latest revision, a one-litre pack of Nandini curd...
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