I hear the NDC have been meeting various dairy co-ops around the country lately and The Dealer was wondering if this will result in the last few who aren't members signing up to it?
Fódla Dunne, age 6 from Celbridge, Co. Kildare pictured enjoying a drink of Milk as part of the National Dairy Council’s Bloom World Milk Day celebrations. \ Robbie Reynolds
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I’m told that National Dairy Council’s (NDC) CEO Emma Walls and chair Eamonn Carroll have been travelling the highways and byways meeting the dairy co-op boards this summer.
There are two notable absentees on the council’s membership list; Drinagh Co-op and Lakeland Dairies.
Their suppliers don’t pay the 0.07c/l NDC levy which equates to roughly €350 for a 100-cow farmer.
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With Dairygold, the door remains half open. It will be an interesting few months ahead to see if all parties decide to come on board.
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Title: More members for NDC?
I hear the NDC have been meeting various dairy co-ops around the country lately and The Dealer was wondering if this will result in the last few who aren't members signing up to it?
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I’m told that National Dairy Council’s (NDC) CEO Emma Walls and chair Eamonn Carroll have been travelling the highways and byways meeting the dairy co-op boards this summer.
There are two notable absentees on the council’s membership list; Drinagh Co-op and Lakeland Dairies.
Their suppliers don’t pay the 0.07c/l NDC levy which equates to roughly €350 for a 100-cow farmer.
With Dairygold, the door remains half open. It will be an interesting few months ahead to see if all parties decide to come on board.
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