Demand Raised for Reduction in Packaged Milk Prices

Concerns over rising milk prices have come into focus after the Pakistan Business Forum urged the government to review and regulate packaged milk rates. The forum highlighted that dairy products are daily essentials, yet price monitoring appears limited.

What the Forum Claims

According to the forum:

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• Production and logistics cost of milk is estimated around a lower benchmark
• Retail prices of tetra pack milk are significantly higher in the market
• Even after tax adjustments, consumer prices remain elevated

The group says this gap has raised questions about pricing structures.

Regional Price Comparison

The forum also noted that packaged milk prices in neighboring countries are reportedly lower, which has added to concerns that local consumers are paying comparatively more.

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Tax and Regulation Demand

The forum has called for:

• Stronger regulation of dairy companies
• Reduction of GST on dairy products
• A proposed cut of around Rs. 50 per liter in retail prices

The aim is to make milk more affordable for households.

Impact on Consumers

Milk is a basic necessity, especially for children and families. Higher prices:

• Increase monthly grocery expenses
• Put pressure on low- and middle-income households
• Limit access to essential nutrition

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