TN Raises Milk Procurement Price to ₹41; Aavin Strengthened
The TVK government increases Aavin's milk procurement price from ₹38 to ₹41 per litre under Rule 110 — costing ₹360 crore annually but directly raising incomes for lakhs of dairy farmers.
Why this matters to Tamil Nadu
Aavin's milk procurement network directly touches approximately 3 lakh dairy farmers and their families across Tamil Nadu's dairy-active districts — Erode, Salem, Namakkal, Coimbatore, Vellore, and others. A ₹3 per litre price increase translates to meaningful monthly income improvement for farmers selling 15–30 litres daily: an additional ₹1,350–₹2,700 per month, a significant addition to rural household incomes. For urban consumers, the Aavin cooperative network is also the price anchor that prevents private dairy brands from charging premium rates in Tamil Nadu's milk market — a healthy Aavin procurement price keeps this anchor strong.
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