Dairy farmers seek 1c per litre as co-ops lag price benchmarks

All Irish dairy co-ops must pay their are farmers at least an extra 1c per litre to approach the main price purchase indices, said IFA dairy chairman Tom Phelan.

Dairy farmers seek 1c per litre as co-ops lag price benchmarks

All Irish dairy co-ops must pay their are farmers at least an extra 1c per litre to approach the main price purchase indices, said IFA dairy chairman Tom Phelan.

With the first co-ops decide their May milk prices, Mr Phelan said most co-ops have been paying less than the Ornua PPI equivalent of 30.45c/l + VAT for the last few months. Only the four West Cork co-ops are matching or exceeding the Ornua price.

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