First Milk AGM
- Thread starter westwards
- Start date
The further west you go the more laid back we get!
Yes with all the money from ex members.
Cuckoo's nest
Member
What is the point in going, its all done and dusted before the AGM its just a rubber stamp exercise for those on the gravy train, and it looks like if its a half seven start it could be a good way for those
on the H,west Tesco social handout to have a good p!55 up.
on the H,west Tesco social handout to have a good p!55 up.
supercow
Member
- Location
- Dumfriesshire
Nah when even is it? My vote never counts anyway, I voted to stay in the eu and look how that turned out. Would be keen for the sesh tho
supercow
Member
- Location
- Dumfriesshire
U going ? If u are pick me and the old man up!
If I was going I would be passing you at 20,000 ft up in the air, for me to drive it would take nearly 11 hrs !!
But the thought of a sesh with your old man and some of the old boys is tempting.
[QTE="watcher72, post: 5531696, member: 109162"]So I guess shareholder can attend even if not selling milk to FM?[/QUOTE]
I would speak to a lawyer and see what he say's. I was at an AGM in Carlisle and they would not let a retired producer who still had over £60,000 in share capital into the meeting !! Disgraceful !!
If you are suppling someone else I doubt if they will let you in, and here all their secrets. Have a look at the rules, if it covers this !
I would speak to a lawyer and see what he say's. I was at an AGM in Carlisle and they would not let a retired producer who still had over £60,000 in share capital into the meeting !! Disgraceful !!
If you are suppling someone else I doubt if they will let you in, and here all their secrets. Have a look at the rules, if it covers this !
I would speak to a lawyer and see what he say's. I was at an AGM in Carlisle and they would not let a retired producer who still had over £60,000 in share capital into the meeting !! Disgraceful !!
If you are suppling someone else I doubt if they will let you in, and here all their secrets. Have a look at the rules, if it covers this ![/QUOTE]
I will do a bit of research then.
Thanks for the info.
Cuckoo's nest
Member
Dear member
October price hold
I would like to confirm our milk price for October remains unchanged at a liquid standard litre (4% butterfat, 3.3% protein) price of 28.5ppl. This equates to 29.47ppl on a manufacturing standard litre (4.2% butterfat and 3.4% protein) price
As always, we continue to ensure that we pay a milk price that is in line with our net returns and our focus remains on developing the markets and efficient processing which enables us to deliver long term security for you our members.
With regards to the markets, the impact of weather, global supply and demand along with the effect of currency has led to uncertainty and a softening in both the current and future dairy markets. The good news is however, that the long term fundamentals remain strong with good demand for dairy products around the world. We are certainly seeing this in increased demand for our own products both in the near and long term.
We have our AGM and member meetings coming up in October and I look forward to seeing many of you at these meetings in order to give you a further business update. The full list of meetings is below.
If you have any queries then please do not hesitate to contact your Area Manager, Member Council representative or the Membership Team on 0141 847 6800.
Yours sincerely
Shelagh Hancock
Chief Executive
Angela Kubski
Membership Team
E: [email protected]
T: 0141 847 6834
W: www.firstmilk.co.uk
Twitter: @first_milk
Membership Team: 0141 847 6800
October price hold
I would like to confirm our milk price for October remains unchanged at a liquid standard litre (4% butterfat, 3.3% protein) price of 28.5ppl. This equates to 29.47ppl on a manufacturing standard litre (4.2% butterfat and 3.4% protein) price
As always, we continue to ensure that we pay a milk price that is in line with our net returns and our focus remains on developing the markets and efficient processing which enables us to deliver long term security for you our members.
With regards to the markets, the impact of weather, global supply and demand along with the effect of currency has led to uncertainty and a softening in both the current and future dairy markets. The good news is however, that the long term fundamentals remain strong with good demand for dairy products around the world. We are certainly seeing this in increased demand for our own products both in the near and long term.
We have our AGM and member meetings coming up in October and I look forward to seeing many of you at these meetings in order to give you a further business update. The full list of meetings is below.
If you have any queries then please do not hesitate to contact your Area Manager, Member Council representative or the Membership Team on 0141 847 6800.
Yours sincerely
Shelagh Hancock
Chief Executive
Angela Kubski
Membership Team
E: [email protected]
T: 0141 847 6834
W: www.firstmilk.co.uk
Twitter: @first_milk
Membership Team: 0141 847 6800
supercow
Member
- Location
- Dumfriesshire
Absalutly rubbish. What percentage of arla producers get the headline price, bit of pub trivia for everyone
Probably a similar percentage to FM and a considerable number more!
supercow
Member
- Location
- Dumfriesshire
I know for fact you are talking out of your anus