Arla | Arla announces November price rise

The milk price for November will increase for both conventional and organic milk.

Arla has announced its conventional milk price will increase by 2.66ppl from November 1, with the UK organic milk price up by 1.78ppl.

This means the UK manufacturing price for conventional milk will increase to 47.65ppl and organic milk to 57.64ppl.

Arla Foods amba board director, and Arla farmer, Arthur Fearnall, said: “Commodity markets are continuing to increase, driven by consistently strong demand, while retail sales continue to be strong.

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“Global milk supplies are stable. Overall, the outlook is stable.”

Paul Dover, UK Agricultural Director at Arla, said: “We have just concluded our Autumn Roadshows, in which we were able to meet over 500 farmers at events across the UK.

“We were delighted to be joined by Arla chief executive Peder Tuborgh for part of the tour, alongside the UK Leadership Team, and we would like to thank our members for their engaging in such co-operatively spirited discussions at the events.”

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