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KMF to hike milk, curd prices by Rs 2/litre from Sep 11

  •   Tue, Sep 10 2013 11:14:30 PM

From Our Special Correspondent
Daijiworld Media Network - Bangalore

Bangalore, Sep 10: Now that the all important Ganesha festival is over, the Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) has announced a hike of Rs 2 per litre on its Nandini brand of milk as well as curd with effect from (September 11) Wednesday.

The KMF’s decision, which was announced late in the evening, follows the official clearance given by the Animal Husbandry and Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister T B Jayachandra.

Jayachandra, who spoke to reporters in Bangalore on Tuesday, said the State Government will not interfere in KMF’s decision to increase the milk and curd prices.

The KMF is the second largest cooperative milk federation after AMUL.

It markets the products under the brand name Nandini all over the State.

Increase in diesel prices leading to rise in transportation costs and funds needed to augment infrastructure have contributed to the decision.

However the prices are still lower compared to neighbouring States.

Asked about misuse of funds by the KMF, he said a report has been sought and officials indulged in irregularities would be punished.
  

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Comment on this article

  • jr,

    Wed, Sep 11 2013

    EVERYTIME INCREASE OF RS.2 OR 4 OR 6 BUT ACTUAL PRICES & DATE OF PACKING NOT MENTIONED IN THE PACKETS THERE BY CONSUMERS ARE CHEATED BY VENDORS ADDITIONAL RS.2 ON HALF LTR. PACKET
    FOR WHICH KMF HAS NO STEPS BEING TAKEN INSPITE OF INCREASE VERY FREEQUENTLY ON SOME PRETEXT OR THE OTHER. PRODUCER IS NOT COMPENSATED EVERYTIME DURING INCREASE INSPITE OF SKY RISING PRICES ON COW FOOD.

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  • renuka kumar, bangalore

    Thu, Sep 26 2013

    It is true that kmf is using old packets and printed price causing hardship to the consumers and are cheated by vendors. they have to print the new price on packets and use it in a weeks time from the date of new price announcement.

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