Kerry Dairy Ireland is to pay an additional 0.75c/l, excluding VAT, on milk solids supplied under the milk supply contract in 2024.
This additional payment is based on base price at 3.3% protein and 3.6% fat and is excluding milk solids supplied under Forward Price Schemes.
Kerry estimates that these additional payments will amount to €10.3m in total payments including VAT to its milk suppliers’ base.
Kerry Creameries Limited made the decision following consultation with the board of Kerry Co-Operative Creameries Limited.
Outlook
Kerry Dairy Ireland CEO, Pat Murphy, had previously told the Irish Farmers Journal that consolidating processing assets should be considered over the next decade to optimise Ireland’s milk processing sector.
He also said that the milk processor would focus on maximising the use of its physical infrastructure such as spray dryers, beyond the traditional peak milk season of March to October.
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Kerry Dairy Ireland is to pay an additional 0.75c/l, excluding VAT, on milk solids supplied under the milk supply contract in 2024.
This additional payment is based on base price at 3.3% protein and 3.6% fat and is excluding milk solids supplied under Forward Price Schemes.
Kerry estimates that these additional payments will amount to €10.3m in total payments including VAT to its milk suppliers’ base.
Kerry Creameries Limited made the decision following consultation with the board of Kerry Co-Operative Creameries Limited.
Outlook
Kerry Dairy Ireland CEO, Pat Murphy, had previously told the Irish Farmers Journal that consolidating processing assets should be considered over the next decade to optimise Ireland’s milk processing sector.
He also said that the milk processor would focus on maximising the use of its physical infrastructure such as spray dryers, beyond the traditional peak milk season of March to October.
Read more
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Dairygold reports increased earnings
Grass+ Dairy: taking action amid rapid change in growth rates
Consolidation will optimise milk processing – Kerry
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