The move represents a price rise of over 3c/l on the price paid for milk supplied in March. \ Philip Doyle
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Arrabawn has been the latest co-op to announce an April milk price, with suppliers to receive 47.6c/l excluding VAT.
The move represents a price rise of over 3c/l on the price paid for milk supplied to the processor in March.
“The dramatic increases on input costs is set to make this a very challenging year for suppliers and, indeed, processors,” Arrabawn chair Edward Carr said.
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“Arrabawn has responded by signing off this week at our board meeting on a 3.5c/l increase, which brings our milk price to a peak of 50.2c/l [including VAT].
“This reflects positively the strength of dairy markets right now but is particularly welcome at a time when members are being met with significant increases in input costs,” he said.
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Arrabawn has been the latest co-op to announce an April milk price, with suppliers to receive 47.6c/l excluding VAT.
The move represents a price rise of over 3c/l on the price paid for milk supplied to the processor in March.
“The dramatic increases on input costs is set to make this a very challenging year for suppliers and, indeed, processors,” Arrabawn chair Edward Carr said.
“Arrabawn has responded by signing off this week at our board meeting on a 3.5c/l increase, which brings our milk price to a peak of 50.2c/l [including VAT].
“This reflects positively the strength of dairy markets right now but is particularly welcome at a time when members are being met with significant increases in input costs,” he said.
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