Joking apart.Does nobody know which dairy or coffee chain it is
He can't say...Do you supply Grahams @Dancingbrave ?
Kind of hoping since you started the thread you would know?Joking apart.Does nobody know which dairy or coffee chain it is
Kind of hoping since you started the thread you would know?
Do you have any understanding of the milk market at all.
If a coffee shop only buys 0.5% of the uk's milk but their processor only buys 2% of the uk's milk that coffee shop is responsible for 25% of their income and failing to pay an additional 4ppl would be 1ppl spread over all suppliers.
NoDo you supply Grahams @Dancingbrave ?
Getting somewhere now you shy devil
It's a Large coffee chain that's refusing the price riseAfter several years on "the other side of the fence" I can confidently say that no Coffee shop chain has control over anything like 25% of any processors income.
Multiple small volume drops in city centres don't make a decent margin.
Coffee shops are the retail equivalent of the horsey women who wants 1 small bale of hay delivered at 6pm on a Sunday afternoon.
Simple really, no milk , no coffee. Plenty of other outlets for milk that’s in short supply.It's a Large coffee chain that's refusing the price rise
But why should processors have contracts any different to us.Simple really, no milk , no coffee. Plenty of other outlets for milk that’s in short supply.
Most farm contracts agree to collect all the milk, pretty sure a retail contract would be for a set amount of milk. Not sure if “ force majeur ” would apply.But why should processors have contracts any different to us.
We have contracts that don't even mention milk price.
The processor might love to move the milk elsewhere but probably has a contract that doesn't allow them.
But down would be a double move. The question is whoever they are have they moved up if not whoever it is has cost farmers money.Have they put the price down yet?
The question is who are "they" does anyone know yet ?
Watch out for Cato………too late!!!No progress over the last fortnight, Clouseau?
A month on, how did the cut go down?They are refusing to pay the going rate for their milk come on processors stand up to them leave them without milk don't cut the price to the farmers everyone else time fof a Geoffrey buy your coffee somewhere else.