dinderleat
Member
- Location
- Wells
Arla
4.39bf 3.67pro
Top bands and all bonuses
31.99ppl
4.39bf 3.67pro
Top bands and all bonuses
31.99ppl
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Milk Price Tracker
- Thread starter rc mx110
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TheRanger
Member
- Location
- SW Scotland
December
4.25
3.40
top bands
26.04ppl
4.25
3.40
top bands
26.04ppl
Cuckoo's nest
Member
Dear First Milk Member
Milk price to reduce by 0.5 ppl from February 2020
It is with regret that I am writing to inform you that our member milk price will be reduced by 0.5ppl from February 1, 2020 on a liquid standard litre basis. This means that our liquid standard litre price for February will be 26.50ppl and our manufacturing standard litre will be 27.38ppl, both including our member premium.
During the course of 2019 we made good progress on our relative milk price, providing a degree of stability as dairy markets and returns weakened.
Our ability to deliver a stronger relative milk price has been achieved through improved business performance, delivering a solid underlying performance bolstered by our strong trading performance, improving our milk price relative to others.
The underlying business continues to perform well, however, as we now look ahead into 2020, we need to make this price adjustment to ensure that we do not pay out more in the future than we are able to return from our markets.
We fully recognise that this will be unwelcome news. We have worked hard during the year to deliver the best return possible in a challenging market. Rest assured, in 2020 we will continue our relentless focus to further drive business improvement – by driving efficiency and capturing greater value – so that we can continue to make progress in the future.
If you have any questions, then please do not hesitate to contact your Member Council representative or call the Membership Team on 0141 847 6800.
Very Disappointed, I think this gives out the wrong message, and they will all try to push prices down through the flush .
Milk price to reduce by 0.5 ppl from February 2020
It is with regret that I am writing to inform you that our member milk price will be reduced by 0.5ppl from February 1, 2020 on a liquid standard litre basis. This means that our liquid standard litre price for February will be 26.50ppl and our manufacturing standard litre will be 27.38ppl, both including our member premium.
During the course of 2019 we made good progress on our relative milk price, providing a degree of stability as dairy markets and returns weakened.
Our ability to deliver a stronger relative milk price has been achieved through improved business performance, delivering a solid underlying performance bolstered by our strong trading performance, improving our milk price relative to others.
The underlying business continues to perform well, however, as we now look ahead into 2020, we need to make this price adjustment to ensure that we do not pay out more in the future than we are able to return from our markets.
We fully recognise that this will be unwelcome news. We have worked hard during the year to deliver the best return possible in a challenging market. Rest assured, in 2020 we will continue our relentless focus to further drive business improvement – by driving efficiency and capturing greater value – so that we can continue to make progress in the future.
If you have any questions, then please do not hesitate to contact your Member Council representative or call the Membership Team on 0141 847 6800.
Very Disappointed, I think this gives out the wrong message, and they will all try to push prices down through the flush .
I thats it
Member
Well I certainly wasn't expecting that.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Small steps
Still way behind in the price league, but it's an increase all the same
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- Location
- Scotland
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
It's in the right direction [emoji106]
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I thought exactly that when I read the article in the fg.
lazy farmer
Member
- Location
- som/dor border
Their running off a 5% margin. We couldn’t run our business that way.
BELOWAVERAGE
Member
How much is your farm worth ? or are you a tenant (don't think you are) would you be doing 5%
frederick
Member
- Location
- south west
Lazy is meaning turnover
BELOWAVERAGE
Member
I'm thick (but we knew that)
FFS - i was getting 22p/litre back in 1994/5, and, according to some, dairy farmer's "are the one's making money"
Still way behind in the price league, but it's an increase all the same
I thats it
Member
How many litres do meadow have in a year? Just wondering how much profit per litre they are making.
Ah those were the days, fuel, electric and insurance were peanuts too
Their website counter reckons around 507m since April 2019. 650m litres off 650 producers is also quoted. Less producers now though I guess, as they culled a good few.
- Location
- Scotland
5.05
3.85
0.3 seasonality
36.8ppl
X all 2 liters
Saputo uk
3.85
0.3 seasonality
36.8ppl
X all 2 liters
Saputo uk