dinderleat
Member
- Location
- Wells
No, but it keeps the farmers happy. Would be interested on the actual return on investment for the sign writing?
@farmer on a bike
Arla
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Chips
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
Having talked public while supporting arla on the moove and OFS I heard no end of public mention how they like muller trucks with the cow pattern on them . Arla is relatively a new brand to the UK market and so the more we get our logo out there and linked to dairy the better , the cost of the stickers is bugger all compared to other forms of print or tv advertising
Chips
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
- Location
- South Molton
why not?
farmer on a bike
Member
How would you measure it? Given the small cost, it seems a sensible thing to do if you are trying to build your brand, the more it is seen the better.
Chips
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
- Location
- South Molton
The milk swap you have just come out of.
- Location
- South Molton
Our tankers don't as far as I'm am aware collect conventional. Dedicated organic.
i asked about this at our last arla member meeting, we have plain tankers from bargh's and was told that they are in talks with arla to get them liveried up.
- Location
- South Molton
buffalo_soldier
Member
- Location
- cumbria
celtis man
Member
A quick arla question
Since when was there a dedicated supply pool for trevarian dairy? As I heard of a rumor.
Since when was there a dedicated supply pool for trevarian dairy? As I heard of a rumor.
- Location
- South Molton
Just say that then. Its finished so whats the problem?It might be confidential.
If there are specific requirements for a pool thena premium could be paid.
celtis man
Member
They always used to pick up the milk in the Newquay area for the dairy .we have never heard that they needed special milk sound s like a fix up to keep some happy to stop them going to Rodda
Chips
Member
- Location
- Shropshire
I can't answer a question when I don't know what the question is , I have told you my milk is organic , so it's not conventional , I think to be honest you know that already , and that Arla are now picking it up themselves , and that I'm glad because it means no longer does my milk go in a generic tanker , of which I'm glad as our tanker drives one of the main tourist routes into Wales from the Midlands so loads of advertising opportunity to people who would be in a positive mood in general .
I know you are desperate to try and put some negative spin on this but I've told you all I know and have from the start
- Location
- Northumberland
They always used to pick up the milk in the Newquay area for the dairy .we have never heard that they needed special milk sound s like a fix up to keep some happy to stop them going to Rodda
You must have been taking lesson's off @Sid - if you don't know the facts just make something up.
- Location
- South Molton
I'm not putting a negative spin on it. You said you were collected as part of a milk swap. Who was the milk swap with. ie who collected your milk if it wasn't arla. DC, muller,omsco?? Its a simple question