Butter — Global Market Rates Today
18 October, 2026 · 17 countries · 63 market prices
Butter was last quoted on 18 October 2026 in 17 countries, from 63 market readings. In KGS, the currency most of those markets report in (18 of 63 readings), prices run from 451.57 to 863.64 KGS. Published by WFP / HDX and European Commission; each row below carries its own market, observation date and source.
Today's Rates — All Countries
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Where these prices come from
- WFP / HDX — World Food Programme, via the Humanitarian Data Exchange (CC-BY)
- European Commission — European Commission, DG Agriculture and Rural Development
6-Month Price Trend
Average butter price in EUR, across markets reporting in that currency (76% of reported prices for this commodity; 45 in other currencies excluded)
Understanding Butter Prices
Butter follows the milk-production cycle — the flush season lifts supply and softens rates, the lean season tightens them — alongside feed costs and processing demand. Cooperative and procurement prices anchor much of this market, so the butter rate usually moves gradually rather than in sharp jumps.
Milk is quoted per litre and solids such as ghee and butter per kilogram. The band on each row largely reflects fat and SNF content, which is what most milk pricing is actually based on. On this page, rates are quoted per kg.
Read the trend over the season rather than a single day: dairy's swings are seasonal, not daily.
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