Goa Dairy

The price of full cream milk at Goa Dairy has risen to Rs 70 per liter, marking a new peak. This increase is attributed to the rising input costs that are impacting both farmers and consumers. Additional expenses in transportation, packaging, and general operational overheads have further exacerbated the situation. These factors have forced dairy cooperatives like Goa Dairy to raise prices to maintain financial stability.

The cooperative's board is causing concern among producers due to lack of transparency. The situation is exacerbated by the cooperative's board of directors' lack of communication. Although verbal promises regarding a procurement price adjustment were made, no official notification or timeline has been provided, creating skepticism among the farming community.

Modified: 2026/06/16


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