KOOP SÜT raises prices: milk and other dairy products become more expensive
The KOOP SÜT cooperative has announced updated recommended retail prices, under which the prices of milk and a number of other dairy products will increase starting from February 2, 2026.
According to the new price list, UHT milk (whole and semi-skimmed) in 1-liter packaging will be sold at 60 TL.
The price of skimmed milk has risen to 69.55 TL per liter, while lactose-free milk now costs 76.50 TL.
Products in the special category have also become more expensive:
- vitamin-enriched milk — 78.75 TL/l
- goat milk — 80.15 TL/l
- pasteurized whole milk — 76.55 TL/l
Changes also affected products in small packages.
The price of 200 ml UHT milk now ranges from 13.95 TL to 17.10 TL, while flavored milk has increased to 22 TL.
KOOP SÜT also reported that the updated prices apply not only to milk, but also to ayran, yogurt, halloumi and other dairy products.
The new price list comes into force on February 2, 2026.
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