Product Price Hike: The recent increase in the prices of petrol, diesel and LPG cylinders has disrupted the budget of the common man of the country. People started crying about inflation. Meanwhile, in the last 15 days, the prices of some other things have also been increased, about which most of us probably have no news. Through this news, let us give you information about the things which have become expensive in the last 15 days:-

Prices of FMCG products increased

After an increase of 11% in raw material prices and 56% increase in packaging cost, the country’s leading FMCG companies like HUL, Dabur, Marico and Colgate have increased the prices of their products. Soaps of premium brands like Dove and Pears have become costlier by 4-5%. Detergent prices have also increased by 5-11%. In this era of inflation, oral care has also become difficult. From Colgate to Dabur, they have increased the prices of many of their toothpaste ranges.

Dairy products become expensive

A 1 liter packet of Amul Gold has become expensive in the last few days. Now its price has been increased to Rs 70 instead of Rs 68. Amul Taza has also increased from earlier Rs 55 to Rs 57. Mother Dairy’s full cream milk (1 litre) has increased from Rs 69 to Rs 72. At the same time, the price of Mother Dairy’s Buffalo Milk has also been directly increased by Rs 5 to Rs 80 per liter from the earlier Rs 75.

cooking also became expensive

The impact of increase in freight charges in the wholesale market has been such that at the retail level, shopkeepers have increased the prices of loose rice and pulses by Rs 5-7 per kg. Marico Company has increased the price of its flagship edible oil ‘Saffola’ by 6-11%.

Meanwhile, prices of vegetables have also increased. Tomatoes have fallen from Rs 30-40 per kg in the last 15 days to now reaching the level of Rs 60-70 per kg. Meanwhile, the prices of onion, ginger, green chilli and lemon have also increased. Due to increase in transport cost, prices of potatoes, brinjal, lady’s finger and many other vegetables have also been increased by Rs 5-10.

eating out also became expensive

Due to increase in the prices of commercial LPG cylinders, the rates of food items in restaurants and hotels have been increased. Its inflation rate has reached 5.75%. In an attempt to recover input costs, restaurant owners have increased their menu prices by 1.8% in the last one month.

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Amul Milk Hike: There is going to be a big dent in the common man’s pocket once again. There is going to be an increase in the prices of milk used on daily basis. A big news is coming out from the dairy industry, which is very important for every common man to know. Actually, Amul Milk brand has decided to increase the prices of milk.

How much will prices increase?

The latest update has come out from Amul, that now consumers will have to pay Rs 2 more for buying one liter of Amul milk from tomorrow. That means Amul has increased the price of one liter milk by Rs 2. This decision has been taken by Amul Milk Marketing Federation. The prices will be applicable across the country from tomorrow i.e. 14th May. Which is going to have a direct impact on the common man’s pocket.

How much milk will you get from tomorrow?

The price of Amul milk has increased by Rs 1 to Rs 3, after which the price of 500ML milk packet of Amul Taaza will increase from Rs 28 to Rs 29. So right there:

• Price of Amul Fresh 1 liter milk increased from Rs 55 to Rs 57.
• Price of Amul Tea Special 1 liter milk increased from Rs 63 to Rs 66.
• Buffalo Milk: Price of 500ML milk increased from Rs 37 to Rs 39.
• Amul gold price increased from Rs 34 to Rs 35
• The price of 500 ml milk of Amul Shakti will increase from Rs 34 to Rs 35.

Let us tell you that recently the increase in the prices of petrol, diesel and domestic gas had put a huge burden on the pockets of the common man. Now due to increase in milk prices people will have to face a lot of problems. These prices are going to have a direct impact on the kitchen and budget of housewives, because milk is such a necessary thing that people will buy it even if its price increases. There is no scope for reduction in this.