Producing one kilo of milk in Luxembourg costs 44 cents
European cost analysis now includes one more Benelux country
European cost analysis now includes one more Benelux country
Recent figures for Germany underline the need for a regular crisis instrument
“For the first time in my career as a milk producer, I can choose how I want to cope with a low milk price: I can choose to milk more and obtain a cash flow or I can choose to participate in the European Commission's programme, reduce my milk production and still get a little bit of money for my effort.”
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On 4 October BDM (Association of German Dairy Farmers) dairy farmers visited some 30 dairy locations to hand in a resolution. The dairy farmers’ principal demand to the dairies is this: the dairies should pass on all extra revenue they can now generate owing…
When you read and listen to some of the statements released in the last few days, you get the impression that the dairy crisis is over. Markets are more stable, demand for butter is rising and it is becoming more expensive behind the scenes on retail markets, milk has high value on spot markets at 37 cents in the Netherlands,…
Interview with Jan Slomp, President of the Canadian National Farmers’ Union
During their visit to Brussels, Burkinabe milk producers appealed to the EU to use crisis instruments to bring milk overproduction under control
Clear sign from European milk producers in favour of production cuts
As from 1 October 2016, FrieslandCampina will pay its member dairy farmers 10 euro cents per not produced kilo of milk for a period of six months. This measure comes on top of the recently announced European incentive for reducing the milk production. With this measure FrieslandCampina aims at a reduction of a total of 150…