We would like to bring to the special attention of the chief minister of tamil Nadu that if DMK, which once lost power with electricity, continues in this way, this time the dairy industry will not avoid losing not only the government but also the victory in the parliamentary elections. The tamil Nadu Milk Agents Workers' Welfare Association has strongly condemned the increase in the selling price of ghee and butter without giving enough time to the milk agents to inform the public. In this regard, in a statement issued by the President of Milk Agents Association, Ponnusamy, tamil Nadu Government's cooperative milk company, Aavin Company, has been increasing the purchase price of milk producers and indirectly and directly increasing the selling price of various types of milk products including ghee, butter, paneer and putting a huge burden on the public. is coming

In order to further shock the public, the sale price of Aavin ghee and butter is higher than that of cooperative milk companies like Amul and Nandini and at par with private milk companies, increasing the sale price of ghee from Rs.70.00 to Rs.80.00 per jar, from Rs.75.00 to Rs.85.00 per jar, and from Rs.85.00 per jar of 200 ml. Rs.145.00 to Rs.160.00, 500ml packet from Rs.310.00 to Rs.360.00, jar from Rs.315.00 to Rs.365.00, 1 liter packet from Rs.620.00 to Rs.690.00, jar from Rs.630.00 to Rs.700.00 per liter Rs. to Rs. 100.00 and butter from Rs. 55.00 to Rs. 60.00 per 100 grams, It has been informed through the circular that the price of cooking butter 500 gms will be increased from Rs 260.00 to Rs 275.00 and salted butter 500 gms will be increased from Rs 275.00 to Rs 280.00 per kg by Rs 30.00 to Rs 50.00 per kg. (Amul ghee 1 liter Rs 650.00, Nandini 1 liter ghee Rs 610.00) Also, due to various festivals including diwali and the selling price of Aavin ghee is lower than that of private milk companies, the demand for Aavin's ghee has increased all over tamil Nadu. As a result, the administration is planning to increase the selling price of ghee at par with the private milk companies, which is the private milk company that sells the most ghee in every district in tamil Nadu..?, and what is its price..?

How much commission (profit) is given to wholesale distributors, agents, retailers..?, how much can the sale price of ghee be increased..? It is said that the Managing director of Aavin has sent a letter to the General Managers of 27 district Unions asking for various details, and in the two and a half years that DMK came to power, the purchase price of milk was increased by only Rs. 3.00 per liter, after which the selling price of milk was increased by Rs. After raising only Rs.30.00 per kg once in three years, the sale price of ghee has been raised three times in 9 months in the last year 2022 (Rs. 20.00 in March-2022, Rs. 45.00 in July-2022, and Rs. 50.00 in december 2022) up to Rs. 115.00 per liter, now for the fourth time. On 10.09.2023, the tamil Nadu Milk Agents Workers' Welfare Association had issued a report on 10.09.2023 that the Aain management was planning to increase the selling price and had made a request to the tamil Nadu government.