GST Tax Rate On Milk Shake Changes and current rate

As a result, pre-packaged and labelled milk products, including paneer, curd, lassi, and buttermilk, will now be taxed at 5% GST. Additionally, ultra-high temperature (UHT) milk will also be taxable at 5%. Furthermore, dairy products, such as condensed milk, cheese, butter, and ghee, will be taxable at 12% GST. However, fresh milk and pasteurised milk will continue to be fully exempt under the GST regime. Similarly, as long as paneer, curd, and buttermilk are sold loose, i.e., without any pre-packaging and branding, they will not attract any GST.