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Combinables Price Tracker
- Thread starter Jerry
- Start date
Will Blackburn
Member
- Location
- Cheshire
An ex-adjudicator is getting a job with a supermarket
I believe the French have a law covering just that
- Location
- Darlington
There will be quite a few producers less when it does thought. The big will get bigger
- Location
- Lincolnshire
2001 they were yipping about this.
www.fwi.co.uk
2011- ten years later we were still getting a rough bumming.
www.theguardian.com
2021 - still in the news.
www.fwi.co.uk
Just because its wet and Im bored, Ive asked the Dept of Business etc how many complaints have been received from produces against retailers under the Grocery Supply Code Of Practise and how many were upheld. Id be interested to see how a producers long-term relationship with a retailer fairs after this happens!
Supermarket code ignores below-cost sales - Farmers Weekly
By John Farrant THE long-awaited DTI Code of Practice for major supermarkets and suppliers has disappointed farmers and the egg sector by failing to
www.fwi.co.uk
2011- ten years later we were still getting a rough bumming.
British farmers forced to pay the cost of supermarket price wars
As profits soar at the supermarkets, food producers say they are being forced out of business by unfair buying practices
www.theguardian.com
2021 - still in the news.
Opinion: Below-cost retail prices are an insult to farmers - Farmers Weekly
I know that I often obsess about supermarket food prices in this column. Maybe it’s because I do my own grocery shopping. I don’t wish to be boring or to
www.fwi.co.uk
Just because its wet and Im bored, Ive asked the Dept of Business etc how many complaints have been received from produces against retailers under the Grocery Supply Code Of Practise and how many were upheld. Id be interested to see how a producers long-term relationship with a retailer fairs after this happens!
- Location
- Yorks
Christine Tacon?An ex-adjudicator is getting a job with a supermarket
iirc, did head Co-op farms, ex Groceries Code Adjudicator, now Chair of Red Tractor, applying for board position at Co-op food stores.
Exactly what supermarkets want, the less involved the easier to dictate to larger market shares. The processors are over a barrel and that is passes to the end of the chain. Respect to Arla who I beleive have built a model with the capabilities to reverse this on the supermarkets under current conditions
Pieces_of_Eight
Member
November 22 wheat showing £350 now, up about £15
Was just looking at this, Nov futures have come up by £13.70 to meet the May futures at £350. Crazy times.
SilliamWhale
Member
So when should I sell forward?
Give it to lunch time, up £15.70 for Nov now.
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
once you know how much you have to sell
depends how worried you get
worriers should not look at prices to often concentrate on growing the crop
over the last year after a rise the price often drops back up to £20 worriers sell on the fall then mis out on the big increase that follows
last july a 15 drop in 2021 harvested grain from the april to july caught a lot of sellers by christmass was up £40
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Hold on tight Rodney! This time next year....
glasshouse
Member
- Location
- lothians
Way beyond orbit
Reasonably up to date , Ukranian Spring Crops planted info on www.apk-inform.com
Daniel
Member
- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
yellow belly
Member
- Location
- south west lincolnshire
has the uk got a mechanism to manage/restrict wheat exports since brexit other than price
the uk does need to import high spec bread wheat and pasta wheat
eu ,usa has india has china will have
russia had
australia canada not that i know of but but their production is normally several time their domestic needs
the highest prices will be when major exporters have non left or restrict exports
many have daily reporting for export sales a export licences
the uk does need to import high spec bread wheat and pasta wheat
eu ,usa has india has china will have
russia had
australia canada not that i know of but but their production is normally several time their domestic needs
the highest prices will be when major exporters have non left or restrict exports
many have daily reporting for export sales a export licences