Aavin Product Price Hike Before Diwali 2026: New Prices of Ghee, Butter, Curd and Sweets

Aavin has revised the prices of several dairy products in Tamil Nadu ahead of Diwali 2026. The price changes affect ghee, butter, milkshakes, curd, buttermilk and selected traditional sweets.

According to a report published on October 28, 2026, Aavin Managing Director Sivarasu said the revision was made due to increases in raw material prices, milk procurement costs and other administrative expenses.

Aavin Ghee Price List

The revised prices include increases across different pack sizes of Aavin ghee.

The price of one litre of Aavin ghee has increased by ₹80, while the 500 ml and 200 ml packs have also become more expensive.

Aavin Butter, Milkshake and Curd Prices

The revised prices of selected dairy products are listed below.

The 100 g butter pack has increased by ₹10, while the 500 g pack has gone up by ₹45. The prices of milkshake, curd and buttermilk have also been revised.

Aavin Sweets Price List

Prices of several Aavin sweets have also increased ahead of the festive season.

The price of 250 g Gulab Jamun has risen by ₹15, while Palkova has increased by ₹20. The 200 g Rasgulla pack costs ₹10 more, and the 250 g Mysore Pak pack has increased by ₹20.

Why Have Aavin Product Prices Increased?

The reported reasons for the price revision include higher raw material costs, increased expenditure on procuring milk and rising administstrative expenses. These cost increases have led to changes in the prices of several dairy products and sweets.

Consumers planning their Diwali shopping can check the updated prices at Aavin outlets before purchasing. The prices listed above are based on the reported announcement; customers should confirm the applicable rates and pack sizes with their local outlet.