- The District Administration sets maximum retail prices for loose milk and yogurt.
- Market prices for loose milk exceed the official rate of Rs 160 per liter.
- The gap highlights the need for stricter regulation to prevent overcharges.
The District Administration recently set maximum retail prices for loose milk and yogurt during Ramadan 2024. However, market prices appear to deviate from these official rates.
The set official retail price for loose milk is Rs 160 per litre, but consumers have reported market prices ranging from Rs 190 to Rs 210 per litre.
Likewise, the official retail price for yogurt is set at Rs 180 per kilogram. However, it is being sold at a slightly higher price in the market, ranging from Rs 190 to Rs 200 per kilogram.
Here’s a glance at the official and market prices:
| Commodity | Official Rate (Rs) | Market Rate (Rs) |
|---|---|---|
| Loose Milk (per litre) | 160 | 190 to 210 |
| Yogurt (per kg) | 180 | 190 to 200 |
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The gap between the official and market rates underscores the necessity for stricter regulation and enforcement to prevent consumers from being overcharged during the holy month of Ramadan.