Top 10 Food Brands Slash Prices After Latest GST Reduction

With the Indian government implementing significant GST cuts on food items this September 2025, millions of consumers are set to enjoy noticeable savings. From dairy products to snacks and juices, many leading food brands have slashed prices to pass these benefits directly to customers. Here’s a snapshot of price reductions across 10 popular food brands, making your favorite daily staples more affordable just in time for the festive season.

1. Amul

Amul, India’s dairy giant, has reduced prices across over 700 products, making staple dairy items more affordable. The price of Amul Butter (100g) now costs ₹58, down from ₹62, ensuring consumers save on their everyday butter needs. Similarly,  Amul Ghee (1 liter) is now priced at ₹610 compared to ₹650 earlier, representing a significant saving for households. Paneer prices are also down by ₹4, making quality dairy products more accessible to millions.

2. Dabur

Dabur, known for its natural wellness products, has passed on GST savings to customers through price cuts on popular items. The iconic Real Juice (1L) is now available for ₹122, down from ₹130, while its traditional health supplement Chyawanprash (900g) has been reduced to ₹440 from ₹475. Even its popular digestive aid Hajmola tablets saw a price drop to ₹65 from ₹70, making natural health solutions more budget-friendly.

3. Maggi (Nestlé)

Nestlé India, a favorite for quick and convenient meals, has trimmed prices on Maggi noodles. A 600g pack now costs ₹116, slightly cheaper than the previous price of ₹120 for 500g packs. Nescafé coffee also became more accessible, with the classic variant seeing a ₹30 price cut to ₹235, welcoming coffee lovers to enjoy their daily dose at lower costs.

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4. Mother Dairy

Mother Dairy, a trusted dairy brand, has reduced prices on over 150 products as part of the GST rate adjustments. UHT milk tetra packs are ₹2 cheaper, while the widely used ghee (1kg) cost has come down by ₹30. Cheese cubes (180g), a popular snacking option, now cost ₹135 instead of ₹145, making these essentials easier on the pocket.

5. Tropicana

PepsiCo-owned Tropicana brought down prices to boost its juices’ affordability. The 1L Tropicana Apple Juice has dropped from ₹115 to ₹105, while the Mango Slice (1.2L) saw a ₹5 reduction to ₹65. These changes make healthy fruit juices more inviting for health-conscious consumers.

6. Ferrero

Ferrero, the luxury chocolate brand, offers sweeter deals after GST cuts. Nutella hazelnut spread (350g) is priced ₹50 lower at ₹399, and Ferrero Rocher chocolates (300g) dropped ₹100 to ₹879. These reductions aim to sweeten festive gifting and personal indulgence.

7. Britannia

The price of Britannia Marie Gold (250g) has been reduced from ₹45 to ₹42, making this classic biscuit more affordable. Similarly, the Britannia Cheese Slices (200g) now cost ₹110 compared to the earlier price of ₹115, providing cheese lovers with a modest saving while maintaining quality and taste.

8. Parle

Parle-G biscuits (400g) are now priced at ₹38, down from ₹42, making this beloved snack more affordable for everyday consumption. Additionally, the Parle KrackJack (200g) has seen a price reduction from ₹28 to ₹25, offering better value to families looking for tasty yet budget-friendly options.

9. Godrej

Godrej Nature’s Basket Sunflower Oil (1 liter) is now available for ₹180, down from ₹190, making cooking oils more budget-friendly. Additionally, Godrej Real Good Peanut Butter (500g) has seen a price cut from ₹320 to ₹300, providing consumers with a nutritious spread at a reduced cost.

10. PepsiCo (Aquafina & Snacks)

PepsiCo has decreased prices on its popular Aquafina bottled water; 1L packs now retail for ₹18 instead of ₹20. Several snack products also witnessed modest price drops, providing consumers with a variety of favorites at more economical rates

What This Means for Consumers

These price reductions are a direct result of the GST simplification and rate cuts implemented from September 22, 2025. By cutting GST slabs from four to two—primarily 5% and 18% on most daily-use products—the government aims to boost consumption, ease inflationary pressures, and provide relief to middle-class households.

The upcoming festival season is expected to witness increased demand as consumers stretch their budgets further, benefiting from these GST savings. Experts also foresee a positive impact on the food processing sector, which relies heavily on affordable raw materials and better consumption rates.

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Key Highlights

• The recent GST reforms in September 2025 have simplified tax slabs to primarily 5% and 18%, reducing the tax burden on many packaged and processed food items.
• Popular food brands including Amul, Maggi, Dabur, and Ferrero have passed on GST benefits through price reductions, providing consumers with significant savings.
• Essential dairy products like butter, ghee, and paneer from Amul and Mother Dairy have become more affordable, with price cuts ranging from ₹2 to ₹40.
• Snack and beverage brands such as Britannia, Parle, Tropicana, and PepsiCo have made their products more budget-friendly, encouraging higher consumption.
• The government’s move aims to ease household expenses, boost domestic consumption, and enhance affordability for middle-class India.
• Consumers can expect sustained savings especially on daily staples and popular snacks during festive seasons as new MRPs reflecting GST benefits roll out.
• The reforms also support the food processing industry by reducing costs, increasing competitiveness, and encouraging formalization of businesses.
• Ongoing monitoring is recommended for consumers to find best prices as brands update their product pricing in line with the new tax structure.