Goa Dairy has announced an increase in milk prices across most of its variants, with the revised rates coming into effect from May 25, 2026. According to the coop erative, the price of milk will increase by Re 1 per half litre and Rs 2 per li tre across all variants, ex cept its high-fat Gold milk, whose prices will remain unchanged. Goa Dairy attributed the hike to rising input and opera tional costs amid prevailing economic challenges. Officials said the revision was necessary to sustain production standards and ensure an uninterrupted supply of milk to consumers across the State. This is the second milk price revision by Goa Dairy in recent months.
In December last year, the cooperative in creased the price of full-cream milk by Rs 3 per litre, rais ing the retail price to Rs 70 from Rs 67 per litre. Despite the increase, the cooperative maintained that its products continue to be competitively priced while ad hering to quality standards. It also assured customers of its continued commitment to providing fresh and hygienic milk products to households across Goa. The price revision is expected to affect households, tea stalls, eateries and other small businesses that depend heavily on milk and dairy products. However, Goa Dairy described the increase as moderate in comparison with broader price trends in the dairy sector. Goa Dairy currently offers four milk variants in the Goan retail market.
