And it got marched out the den quite rightly. What the hell is wrong with people. Some really are morons. Who the hell wants an IV drip in there house? Just eat a fecking apple and drink a pint of water/milkVITAMIN DRIP - Your life, just better.
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That’s where I saw it. F*ing ridiculous, I had to turn it off I was getting that wound in absolute disbelief that people would actually consider that, and pay a pretty penny for the privilege.
Our contracted price for A quota production has not changed, it will be about 22ppl after seasonality (which is pretty hefty at our dairy for April). However, we have all been told that up to 25% of our A quota for April may be paid at spot. Prior to this, our own forecast had us on course for almost exactly hitting our A quota. So yes, Covid will have a massive impact on our milk price!!!!!
what will happen to the farmers? will they be compensated?
definitely not if any is going to Sainsburys, the serious answer, is by who ? There isn't going to be any spare money about after c19 !
must have been awful, for me to remember it, the positive, I did remember it, and got it right.
why not if going to sainsburies how do they differ?
forced a lot of their suppliers to change from muller, to their preferred buyer, Tomlinsons, who went bankrupt, M and S who had some product from them, paid those farmers, Sainsbury, not our problem, and walked away, would you want to sell to someone like that ? It is even worse, when their preferred haulage firm, went bust as well, previously both firms profitable.
"There are none so blind as them that can not see"
is that in england? the guys on sainsburies in scotland are muller as far as im aware or was this a recent development?
Goods remain property of supplier until full paid for.
I’d say you’re too late, I heard earlier in the week one barren buyer had dropped the price 28p, allthough the guy I send mine through from your part of the country said there was still demand but was expecting it to drop back.
I'm reducing my costs by about £35k per year, but it will take 6 months to take full effect, but even so I expect that my cashflow will be about £50k in deficit by the Autumn for my small business, even if the slump is no worse than last time. Unfortunately I expect it to be much worse.
Processing capacity and chain length.
yes, in England, latter part of last year. Muller are trying to reduce the no's of their suppliers in Scotland, I think.
There’s the same number of consumers as before albeit suddenly buying from different outlets , I can understand that causing balancing difficulties in getting it to the right place we can but hope this is just a blip whilst the market place re adjusts allthough I can’t say I trust some milk buyers not to take advantage where they can and no doubt other milk buyers will be facing serious problems of their own losing markets practically overnight. All this creates uncertainty and that’s never good for trade. As I say we can but hope that this is a blip whilst the market place re adjusts, I’m relatively lucky in that my milk buyer has announced a penny increase due to demand, I hope they’re not having second thoughts, that gain could be relatively short lived if the rest of the market is in reverse. I never like seeing other buyers drop their price, I know that at some point it’s likely to impact on the price I get.
It's all getting quite scary out there. My advice would be to get hold of your Mp/am/smp etc and bang away at them about intervention.
