Karnataka Milk and Curd Prices Rise From November 1
Karnataka Milk Federation, KMF, has announced a new rate card that takes effect on November 1. Milk prices rise by ₹8, and curd gets ₹14 more expensive. A 500-gram pouch of curd goes from ₹28 to ₹36, while a one-kilogram pouch rises from ₹54 to ₹68.
Context
Context: KMF, or Karnataka Milk Federation, is the state's large dairy cooperative and sells milk under the Nandini brand. Dairy price revisions like this often reflect rising costs for farmers and transport, so households feel the change in their monthly budget.
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