it's not over
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Do you still get the loyalty bonus if youre in open revolt on TFF. ie last month alot of dale farmers threw the toys out if the pram
Sounds like a contradiction
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Sounds like a contradiction
Back Row Man
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Yes we threw the toys out of the pram and then remembered that most of us have signed up for a fixed price scheme so we can't go anywhere at least not until Jan 2022!
Ballygreenan
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Is the 0.3ppl 'loyalty bonus' included in the fixed price % or is it only paid on the litres not fixed??
Back Row Man
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It's only on the non fixed litres
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Lakeland also have a volume bonus
AndooMooMoo
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QUOTE="Agrifool, post: 7137693, member: 89254"]
What is Dale Farms transport charges? When you pitch this against Lakeland's zero charge for transport there probably neck and neck.
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However, Dale Farm pay approximately 0.4 ppl more than Lakeland etc in quality bonuses due to the superior quality of Dale Farm suppliers milk. That probably more than cancels out the transport charge. Let's be honest though, it's 2020, not 1995, they're both mediocre at best.
What is Dale Farms transport charges? When you pitch this against Lakeland's zero charge for transport there probably neck and neck.
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However, Dale Farm pay approximately 0.4 ppl more than Lakeland etc in quality bonuses due to the superior quality of Dale Farm suppliers milk. That probably more than cancels out the transport charge. Let's be honest though, it's 2020, not 1995, they're both mediocre at best.
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Any views on Glanbia as a buyer?
No worse or better than any other from what I hear from the suppliers round here.
Peas in a pod, keeping an eye over their shoulder to see what the other is doing.
Price up to 25.55p, jeeez there all heart
Back Row Man
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it's not over
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it's not over
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Aurivo a tax saving 25.25p August
Ballygreenan
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At least you won't have to buy a new tractor or anything!
Ballygreenan
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Yes, got the text and thought the same! Maybe in a few years when the people of Yemen get back on their feet they will help out the poor struggling dairy farmers of Northern Ireland.........??!
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- Co antrim
Always thought this when ye see them tv adverts. If the shoe was on the other foot would they giv 2 hoots about me
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- Northern Ireland
That's not what would bug me. Compulsory charity giving rubs people up the wrong way.
Whitewalker
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maybe not struggling as much as we think .
