Milk production typically responds positively to higher farmgate milk prices – assuming production costs remain relatively stable. However with the rapid increase in input cost inflation since summer 2021, GB milk production has been lagging behind year earlier levels.
Despite milk prices increasing by more than 10ppl on average since the beginning of the year, we have not yet seen any significant improvement in production.
This deficit in production has persisted into 2022, even through the peak production period. And despite average milk prices* increasing by more than 12ppl since the beginning of the year, we have not yet seen any significant improvement in production.
*weighted average GB milk prices across all contracts, based on the AHDB standard litre price
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