Müller | Müller to Increase Milk Price for Farmer Suppliers by 1p per Litre in November

Müller has announced a second consecutive milk price increase for its farmer suppliers, raising the price by 1p per litre starting from November 1, 2024.

Farmers participating in Muller’s Advantage programme, designed to improve supply chain collaboration, herd health, and reduce environmental impact, will now receive 42.25p per litre.

Richard Collins, head of agriculture at Müller Milk & Ingredients, noted market stability but acknowledged the ongoing pressures on farmers. “We’re pleased to announce this further increase, following the 1ppl rise in October, and will continue to monitor supply and demand closely,” Collins said.

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