Dairy farmers | Dairy farmers warn of industry exodus

Australian farmers are warning more people will leave the industry because of the financial squeeze they are under from interest rates and the major supermarkets.

A supermarket milk fridge with a row of 2 litre bottles costing $7.59

Australian dairy farmers are painting a bleak picture of the industry’s future. (ABC News: Jeremy Story Carter)

Australian farmers are warning more people will leave the industry because of the financial squeeze they are under from interest rates and the major supermarkets.

The chair of a senate inquiry into supermarkets says Australia is facing a critical food security issue.

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