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Farming is an industry packed with acronyms. One that has been in vogue in recent months is PO – producer organisation.
It was made popular by the Kerry breakaway group, the Munster Dairy Producers Organisation (MDPO).
However, the Irish Organic Milk Suppliers Co-op (IOMS) was the first group in the country to be officially recognised as a dairy PO by the Department.
Now, that is under recent European law that facilitates POs’ negotiating price and conditions.
One organisation, however, contacted The Dealer to say this is not a new trend. The Limerick Liquid Milk Producers Co-op was formed in July 1981.
It has been trading successfully for 43 years. The members currently have a five-year supply contract with North Cork Creameries in Kanturk.
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