Sentences with phrase «saying dairy prices»

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«In addition to Canada's 270 percent tariff on milk, a program called the «Class 7» pricing program, a market - distorting supply management system, has caused severe pain to New York dairy producers like Avon's Anderson Farm and their fellow Upstate Niagara Co-Op dairies since it came into force last year,» Schumer said earlier this week.

Kenneth Zaslow, an analyst with BMO Capital Markets, says that the company has managed a number of other headwinds well, including higher dairy prices and a general softness in the U.S. package goods industry.

Fonterra Cooperative Group Ltd., the world's biggest dairy exporter, expects global milk prices to recover from their slump as China re-enters the market, Chief Executive Officer Theo Spierings said.

Even though soybeans are not a major crop in La Crosse County, they are increasing as farmers seek to diversify, especially with low milk prices slamming dairy farms, she said.

Canada is «totally committed» to supply management, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said last year, and Ottawa has given no indication that it is willing to change a system that, by design, protects the entire Canadian dairy supply chain from competition and dings consumers with some of the highest dairy prices in the world.

«When we first got into dairy farming, I was frustrated by a pricing structure that did not take the farmer into account,» said James Burkholder.

Commenting on the deal, Peter Giørtz - Carlsen, Executive Vice President and Head of Europe in Arla Foods, said: «The potential for organic dairy products in the UK is significant, and our investment in range through this licensing agreement with Yeo Valley provides a significant opportunity to offer a greater choice to consumers at attractive prices.

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«In genuinely difficult times for the dairy farming and milk processing sectors in Britain, Dairy Crest Group has, in our view, shown tremendous commercial statesmanship in deferring the time for which an announced 1.65 p / litre price cut is due to be implemented by two months,» said Bdairy farming and milk processing sectors in Britain, Dairy Crest Group has, in our view, shown tremendous commercial statesmanship in deferring the time for which an announced 1.65 p / litre price cut is due to be implemented by two months,» said BDairy Crest Group has, in our view, shown tremendous commercial statesmanship in deferring the time for which an announced 1.65 p / litre price cut is due to be implemented by two months,» said Black.

«The continued expansion of world demand, resulting from global population and economic growth and increasing preference for dairy products are expected to be the main drivers, fuelling EU exports and sustaining commodity prices,» said the EC report.

Milk Link Chairman, Ronnie Bell, said that the company had rewarded the hard work of its dairy farmer members by increasing the prices paid for milk and «by delivering a record rate of return on their investment in the business».

Despite the price decreases, dairy farmers supplying the Coop will not be impacted, the company said.

Arla Foods amba board director, Jonathan Ovens, said he hoped that the news would restore farmers» confidence in the dairy industry after 18 months of falling prices.

Wolfgang Sabel, managing director of Kaack, said the collaboration has the potential to reach a greatly untapped client network, grow the agricultural derivatives market in some of Europe's most important agricultural geographies, and transform how the European dairy industry manages market price risk.

EMB vice president Sieta van Keimpema warned that forced cuts to farm businesses were usually made at the cost of animal welfare and farmers and their family's living and working conditions: «Major distortions in competition on the dairy market have, for many years, led to prices that are significantly lower than inherent production costs,» she said.

But the New Zealand dairy giant's chief executive Theo Spierings, said this was too high and did not reflect a collapse of global prices for key dairy commodities.

While most dairy processors have opened with what they say is a «strong» price at $ 5.60 a kilogram, dairy farmers are still hoping for step ups, or price increases throughout the season.

«This has been the best season for dairy farmers in a long time in terms of farm gate prices, the danger now is that too much processing capacity gets built and there isn't the milk supply to furnish it in future,» he said.

Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings said the Australian farm gate price did not reflect the global dairy rout and called for an «honest debate about what is being earned in the market».

Chairman of Fonterra, John Wilson, said the 2015/16 season has been incredibly difficult for farmers with global dairy prices at unstainable prices.

Mr Spierings said he could calculate a more accurate farm-gate price based on Australia's dairy exports, which is 40 - 50 per cent of total production.

«I am all too aware of the difficulties the dairy sector has faced as a result of low farmgate prices over the past few years», he said.

But he stopped short of saying what he believed the price should be, saying next week's global dairy trade auction could alter his calculation.

In its quarterly report on the dairy market, Rabobank said key commodities in USD prices fell 10 to 15 per cent in the first two months of the year before stabilising in the first half of March.

«The National Government and Fonterra's preoccupation with growth at all costs is making the dairy sector more vulnerable and less resilient to swings in world commodity prices as well as drought and extreme weather events,» Sage said.

«There's no doubt that prices would be a lot lower than they are had it not been for the dairy food strategy — the strategic choices we made in 2012 and busily pursued in implementing,» Mr Helou said.

Last August Theo Spierings, the chief executive of the world's biggest dairy exporter, Fonterra, said the Australian farm gate price did not reflect the collapse in global dairy prices, which have more than halved in the past two years.

Speaking to delegates today, Raymond said by utilizing every possible tool, dairy farmers could explore potential benefits to help recover from the latest market downturn — average farmgate milk prices fell from 34.55 ppl in November 2013 to 19.89 ppl in June 2016.

Prices have swung from record lows to record highs,» said Michael Harvey, industry analyst at Dairy Australia, which promotes the interests of the sector.

He noted that dairy cooperatives in Ireland are responding more positively to events on global markets, adding that prices are also rising sharply in Great Britain — and said that some processors in Northern Ireland are buying milk cheaply from local farmers and selling it on a booming spot market for up to 35 pence (43 cents) a liter.

Chairman John Wilson said the farmgate milk price forecast has been reduced due to the continued significant imbalance in the global dairy market between weak demand and surplus supply.

The Chairperson of the ICMSA Dairy Committee said that milk suppliers were perfectly entitled to feel short - changed last month by the single cent price rise announced by both Glanbia and Lakelands.

The only way to have a sustainable and strong Australian dairy industry was for farmers to receive «timely and transparent price guidance», she said.

Some pressure is still expected to build on global commodity prices in this year's second quarter, in line with the northern hemisphere milk peak, Rabobank's latest dairy quarterly says.

Woolworths said it matched the milk price set by Coles but it was committed to supporting the dairy industry.

But Victorian dairy farmer Karrinjeet Singh - Mahil said Fonterra never gave any indication its milk price was not sustainable, and farmers were still waiting on information about a promised loan.

A spokesman from Coles said the supermarket absorbed the cost of low - price milk by reducing its own profits and it compensated dairy processing companies who bought the milk from farmers.

Both experts said California dairy producers could see milk prices rise slightly under federal regulation.

Dairy farmers have welcomed the Victorian government's million - dollar assistance package in the wake of falling milk prices, but say more needs to be done to tackle financial and emotional distress in the long - term.

Consumers avoiding discounted milk would help save farmers drowning in the latest price crisis, a Victorian dairy farmer says.

It is essential that co-ops would at all times put Global Dairy Trade results, both positive and negative, in proper perspective, including when they decide on February milk prices, IFA Dairy Chairman, Sean O'Leary has said.

The British Retail Consortium (BRC) denies the price fixing charges while Dairy Crest said it had co-operated fully with the OFT's investigations over the past three years, and would continue to do so.

«To be fair, the EU has handled it well, put a price on it and held that price, they haven't dropped it and put further pressure on dairy markets,» he said, noting that the EU as a whole and the UK was showing very strong signs of milk supply, while the effect of the Dutch cull remained to be seen.

«A lot of the discussions are around what will it take, beyond price sometimes, what will it take for the dairy farmers to be optimistic about the dairy industry and investing in their farms and what kinds of programs can we put in place that will assist them,» Mr Saputo said before flying out to Australia.

Help is available for dairy farmers being hit by rising energy prices, Sustainability Victoria (SV) says.

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Dairy prices are expected to largely track sideways before drifting higher later in the year, ASB senior rural economist Nathan Penny says.

«At the root of this price surge is prolonged hot, dry weather in Oceania which has led to milk production falling off steeply and a concomitant reduction in the processing of dairy products,» said an update from the FAO.

Global Dairy Trade (GDT) says it has found the prices achieved for Skim Milk Powder Ultra High Temperature (SMP UHT) in Trading Event 207 reflected multiple bidders» strong needs to secure higher quantities of product than were offered in the Trading...

Robert Wiseman dairies says that as of next month, farmers supplying milk to its operations will receive an additional one pence for their products, amounting to a pence per litre price of 27.2 pence ($ 0.34).