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KMF Pushes for ₹5 Hike in Milk Prices, Govt to Decide Soon.

Milk Price Hike: The Karnataka government is reportedly considering a hike in milk prices, citing increased production costs. High-level sources indicate that the decision is being evaluated as input costs for dairy farmers continue to rise.

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Dairy unions across the state have urged the government to approve an increase of ₹5 per liter, citing the following reasons: Rising fodder and feed costs: Increased expenses for cattle feed have put a financial strain on dairy farmers.
Higher labor costs: Wages for dairy workers have seen a surge, adding to operational expenses.
Other operational expenses: Transportation, storage, and distribution costs have also gone up.

Awaiting Government Approval

While the proposal for a price hike has been submitted, it is yet to receive final approval from the government. If implemented, this could lead to a direct impact on consumers across Karnataka.

A final decision is expected soon following today’s discussions.

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