Northern Ireland Milk Price Tracker
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Bogeyman
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- Location
- North Antrim
7.30 am alternate days.
- Location
- Northern Ireland
8am every other morning. However when can be picked up randomly the next day to top up if tanker doing long run.
it's not over
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- Location
- thunder rd co.antrim
I'm only getting started,milk man would not be happy waiting on me, the bot men have messed up the runs,
Funny my tanker man says that too, if he's an hour late to a robot man he's got extra milk to lift whereas the parlour will be the same. 4 bot men on our load with 8 robots in total so an hour would make a right difference.
TheRanger
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- Location
- SW Scotland
It seems Northern Irish milk isn’t Irish enough for the IFA
- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
That NDC label has been around in the ROI for a while. Strathroy are usually the loudest in the complaints against it.
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Not the only supermarkets at it others including tesco have had fake farm brands.
- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Coolree is Srathroy?
Milkcow365
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- Location
- Sw Scotland
The last time we were here before was in March 2013, when the Dale Farm base price went from 27.2p/L to 30p/L in a single month, with feed, milk and fuel all at similar prices.
From a Irish article
From a Irish article
TheRanger
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- Location
- SW Scotland
Lots of “fake” brands in Lidl and Aldi across the UK, it’s one of their ways of using local produce and making sure it also sounds local.
They are two of the supermarkets who sell predominantly local fresh produce.
I don't see the issue with their “fake” brands. All of their milk in Scotland is Scottish, under a Scottish sounding brand name.
Tesco on the other hand have in the past tried to make Polish bacon or such sound like it’s come from a farm in the Home Counties for example.
They are two of the supermarkets who sell predominantly local fresh produce.
I don't see the issue with their “fake” brands. All of their milk in Scotland is Scottish, under a Scottish sounding brand name.
Tesco on the other hand have in the past tried to make Polish bacon or such sound like it’s come from a farm in the Home Counties for example.
Scania143h
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Anyone any recent quotes for fertiliser?
Back Row Man
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- Location
- Co Antrim
Dale Farm base milk price for February supplies up 1p to 28.55 ( 28.25 +0.3 loyalty bonus)
- Location
- Beragh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland
IFA responds to 'legal threats' from Lidl - Agriland.ie
The IFA has responded to what it calls "legal threats" from Lidl over an advertisement that appeared in national media yesterday.
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TheRanger
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- Location
- SW Scotland
Would be a different story if we told them all their milk products coming into the UK must state "produce of Republic of Ireland"IFA responds to 'legal threats' from Lidl - Agriland.ie
The IFA has responded to what it calls "legal threats" from Lidl over an advertisement that appeared in national media yesterday.
Back Row Man
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- Location
- Co Antrim
Yes thl
This Dale Farm cheese is one with many brand names as it will go the on-shelves in Lidl Ireland under the supermarket’s ‘Rathdaragh’ own-brand, in the UK and Europe as ‘Valley Spire’ and ‘Milbona’, and in the Unites States as ‘Preferred Selection’.
- Location
- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
So when all the NI milk that goes down over the border and is mixed in that big tank with all the rest, how should it be labelled?
Back Row Man
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- Location
- Co Antrim
Produced using milk from 'The Island of Ireland'
- Location
- Northern Ireland
A bit like 'Milk from Continental Europe' then. Or Australasia. The Americas.