Local opposition to co-op closures

DAIRYGOLD Co-op says it will close 23 trading outlets next week. But the move is being strongly opposed in some of the co-op's branch areas across Munster, who insist their local branches are profitable, viable and providing valuable services.

Local opposition to co-op closures

Dairygold Trading Division Manager Jim Woulfe has pointed out in a letter to milk suppliers and customers of each of the branches facing the axe that farming and related businesses are going through a period of rapid change.

The letter warns of the effects of quotas on all types of farm production and of Agenda 2000 and the Fischler proposals on Dairygold's business.

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