I was paying £1 for 2.72 litres of milk and feeling pretty good about that. Then, for no reason I could see, as no store was offering it for less, it dropped to 89p. But why? There was no screaming demand for even cheaper milk. It seemed to have happened simply to prove it could happen. If I had to pay £1 again, or even £1.10, or slightly more, I coud afford this. I'm not rich, but I'm not bathing in the stuff either! I'd rather see dairies survive than save a fraction of a penny on a cup of tea.
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Alan Hindle
11 years ago
I was paying £1 for 2.72 litres of milk and feeling pretty good about that. Then, for no reason I could see, as no store was offering it for less, it dropped to 89p. But why? There was no screaming demand for even cheaper milk. It seemed to have happened simply to prove it could happen. If I had to pay £1 again, or even £1.10, or slightly more, I coud afford this. I'm not rich, but I'm not bathing in the stuff either! I'd rather see dairies survive than save a fraction of a penny on a cup of tea.
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colin bocutt
11 years ago
I fully support our Dairy Farmers and all Farmers in general.
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colin bocutt
11 years ago
I fully support our Dairy Farmers and all Farmers in general.
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B J Farmer
11 years ago
Myself and many others would gladly pay a few pence more per pint to help our dairy farmers
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B J Farmer
11 years ago
Myself and many others would gladly pay a few pence more per pint to help our dairy farmers
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Simon Withey
11 years ago
We should all support our farmers to ensure we can continue to buy fresh milk produced in our own country, maybe the supermarkets should reduce profitability in the dairy product range to stop driving down wholesale prices, needs some legislation Mr Cameron to stop this becoming a catastrophe !!
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Simon Withey
11 years ago
We should all support our farmers to ensure we can continue to buy fresh milk produced in our own country, maybe the supermarkets should reduce profitability in the dairy product range to stop driving down wholesale prices, needs some legislation Mr Cameron to stop this becoming a catastrophe !!
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kristine brown
11 years ago
good luck dairy farmers. soon the world will be run by the likes of Tesco and the big chains. therell be a few mega rich people and the rest will be struggling to make ends meet...scary thought :(
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kristine brown
11 years ago
good luck dairy farmers. soon the world will be run by the likes of Tesco and the big chains. therell be a few mega rich people and the rest will be struggling to make ends meet...scary thought :(
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Lillian Edwards
11 years ago
Good Luck, I think all you're hard work & commitment should be rewarded with fair prices off your product.
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Lillian Edwards
11 years ago
Good Luck, I think all you're hard work & commitment should be rewarded with fair prices off your product.
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mary bryce
11 years ago
Save our dairy farmers, we are happy to pay a fair price for our milk.
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mary bryce
11 years ago
Save our dairy farmers, we are happy to pay a fair price for our milk.
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d walton
11 years ago
give more to the farmers..
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d walton
11 years ago
give more to the farmers..
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Roger W Crook
11 years ago
I feel that the supermarkets and Europe are telling the farmers that they will only get this amount in subsidies and then supermarkets tell the farmers that if they want to sell all of his milk, then they have to agree it.
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Roger W Crook
11 years ago
I feel that the supermarkets and Europe are telling the farmers that they will only get this amount in subsidies and then supermarkets tell the farmers that if they want to sell all of his milk, then they have to agree it.
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Mark Danson
11 years ago
Act now to save the British Dairy farmers before its too late !
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Mark Danson
11 years ago
Act now to save the British Dairy farmers before its too late !
I was paying £1 for 2.72 litres of milk and feeling pretty good about that. Then, for no reason I could see, as no store was offering it for less, it dropped to 89p. But why? There was no screaming demand for even cheaper milk. It seemed to have happened simply to prove it could happen. If I had to pay £1 again, or even £1.10, or slightly more, I coud afford this. I'm not rich, but I'm not bathing in the stuff either! I'd rather see dairies survive than save a fraction of a penny on a cup of tea.
I was paying £1 for 2.72 litres of milk and feeling pretty good about that. Then, for no reason I could see, as no store was offering it for less, it dropped to 89p. But why? There was no screaming demand for even cheaper milk. It seemed to have happened simply to prove it could happen. If I had to pay £1 again, or even £1.10, or slightly more, I coud afford this. I'm not rich, but I'm not bathing in the stuff either! I'd rather see dairies survive than save a fraction of a penny on a cup of tea.
I fully support our Dairy Farmers and all Farmers in general.
I fully support our Dairy Farmers and all Farmers in general.
Myself and many others would gladly pay a few pence more per pint to help our dairy farmers
Myself and many others would gladly pay a few pence more per pint to help our dairy farmers
We should all support our farmers to ensure we can continue to buy fresh milk produced in our own country, maybe the supermarkets should reduce profitability in the dairy product range to stop driving down wholesale prices, needs some legislation Mr Cameron to stop this becoming a catastrophe !!
We should all support our farmers to ensure we can continue to buy fresh milk produced in our own country, maybe the supermarkets should reduce profitability in the dairy product range to stop driving down wholesale prices, needs some legislation Mr Cameron to stop this becoming a catastrophe !!
good luck dairy farmers. soon the world will be run by the likes of Tesco and the big chains. therell be a few mega rich people and the rest will be struggling to make ends meet...scary thought :(
good luck dairy farmers. soon the world will be run by the likes of Tesco and the big chains. therell be a few mega rich people and the rest will be struggling to make ends meet...scary thought :(
Good Luck, I think all you're hard work & commitment should be rewarded with fair prices off your product.
Good Luck, I think all you're hard work & commitment should be rewarded with fair prices off your product.
Save our dairy farmers, we are happy to pay a fair price for our milk.
Save our dairy farmers, we are happy to pay a fair price for our milk.
give more to the farmers..
give more to the farmers..
I feel that the supermarkets and Europe are telling the farmers that they will only get this amount in subsidies and then supermarkets tell the farmers that if they want to sell all of his milk, then they have to agree it.
I feel that the supermarkets and Europe are telling the farmers that they will only get this amount in subsidies and then supermarkets tell the farmers that if they want to sell all of his milk, then they have to agree it.
Act now to save the British Dairy farmers before its too late !
Act now to save the British Dairy farmers before its too late !