The co-op released its December milk price on Thursday. / Philip Doyle
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Lakeland Dairies has set its milk price for December, upping it to 37.9c/l excluding VAT for milk supplied at 3.6% fat and 3.3% protein.
The price represents a 0.5c/l rise by the co-operative on the price offered in November, which was 1.2c/l up on the month previous.
Its prices in Northern Ireland have been upped by 0.4p/l on their December levels.
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Strong markets
“Global dairy markets are relatively strong, with a general balance in supply and demand worldwide and strong demand in Asia,” the co-operative said on the release of its November price.
“The recent global surge in the new variant of COVID-19 has had a moderating effect on economic activity across every continent, including disruption and restrictions which have affected normal global trading patterns and market trends over several weeks,” stated the co-operative.
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Lakeland Dairies has set its milk price for December, upping it to 37.9c/l excluding VAT for milk supplied at 3.6% fat and 3.3% protein.
The price represents a 0.5c/l rise by the co-operative on the price offered in November, which was 1.2c/l up on the month previous.
Its prices in Northern Ireland have been upped by 0.4p/l on their December levels.
Strong markets
“Global dairy markets are relatively strong, with a general balance in supply and demand worldwide and strong demand in Asia,” the co-operative said on the release of its November price.
“The recent global surge in the new variant of COVID-19 has had a moderating effect on economic activity across every continent, including disruption and restrictions which have affected normal global trading patterns and market trends over several weeks,” stated the co-operative.
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