Dairy industry in India may hike milk prices again

Published 2022년 6월 11일

Tridge summary

India is experiencing a surge in the prices of essential commodities, including milk, due to a combination of factors such as increased demand, the conclusion of the flush season, rising cattle feed prices, and high demand for camel milk. As a result, dairy companies have increased milk selling prices by 5-8% in the past five months, and there are expectations for further price hikes. The rise in milk procurement prices is expected to impact the operational profitability of dairy businesses. However, the increased prices are expected to balance out with increased revenue due to higher demand for dairy products in the summer.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

Commodities for which the ordinary Indian consumer is now paying a higher price are on the rise, including milk, which is a staple in most Indian families. In India, wholesale milk prices have risen 5.8% year over year, and analysts anticipate that as demand grows, customers may have to pay more in the coming months. The demand for milk in India increased as a result of an intense heat wave that hit numerous sections of the nation. On an annual basis, milk prices in south India increased by 3.4 %. The rise in wholesale costs, according to analysts at ICICI Securities NSE -0.73 %, is due to the conclusion of the flush season, increased consumption, and hot summer. Due to a rise in cattle feed prices, milk procurement prices have been pushed upward. In the last five months, dairy companies in India have increased milk selling prices by 5-8%. In a report issued on Friday, the trading company stated, "We expect the dairy industry will need to raise prices again in the coming quarters ...

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