Ghee Price Hike 2026: Ghee, Butter and Sweets to Cost More Ahead of Diwali

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Households in Tamil Nadu may have to spend more on dairy products and sweets this festive season following a price revision by state-run dairy company Aavin. The reported increase covers ghee, butter and several varieties of sweets, adding to household expenses ahead of Diwali.

With families preparing festive meals and purchasing sweets for celebrations, the revised prices could affect monthly budgets. The new rates are scheduled to take effect from October 28, 2026.

Aavin Ghee and Butter New Prices

Under the revised price structure, consumers will pay more for selected ghee and butter packs. The reported prices are as follows:

ProductPack SizeNew PricePrevious Price
Ghee100 ml₹95₹80
Ghee200 ml₹180₹160
Ghee500 ml₹400Not provided
Butter100 grams₹70₹60

The 100 ml ghee pack has become ₹15 more expensive, while the price of the 200 ml pack has increased by ₹20. A 100-gram butter pack now costs ₹10 more than its earlier price.

The revised rate for the 500 ml ghee pack is ₹400, although its previous price was not specified in the available information.

Diwali Sweets Also Become More Expensive

Along with dairy products, Aavin has reportedly increased the prices of several sweets ahead of Diwali. The affected varieties include Mysore Pak, Kaju Katli and Kaju Pista, among others.

The price revision comes at a time when demand for sweets and ingredients used in festive cooking typically rises. Consumers planning to purchase these products should check the latest prices at Aavin outlets.

New Prices Effective From October 28, 2026

According to the information provided, the revised prices of Aavin’s ghee, butter and other affected products will come into effect on October 28, 2026.

The increase may add to regular household spending, particularly for families that frequently use dairy products in cooking or purchase sweets during the festive season. The overall effect on a monthly budget will depend on how much each household buys.

Disclaimer: This article is intended for general informational purposes only. Product prices and implementation dates are based on the information provided and may vary by product or retail outlet. Consumers should confirm the latest rates with Aavin or an authorised retailer before making a purchase.

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