27 Jun 2025

dairy sector | Retailers announce milk price top-ups for July

Tesco and Sainsbury’s have both announced they are revising their July milk prices to bring them more in line with the rest of the market.

The two retailers had found themselves in a position where their previously announced July milk prices were significantly adrift of the prices being announced by other buyers.

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Sainsbury’s

Meanwhile, Sainbury’s has announced a 4.3p/litre temporary booster payment for farmers in the Sainsbury’s Dairy Development Group.

Those on Muller contracts will receive 46p/litre, rather than the 41.7p/litre announced previously, for a standard litre of 4% butterfat and 3.3% protein.

Farmers with Arla contracts will be paid 45.88p/litre, which takes into account the company’s 0.12p/litre haulage charge.

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