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“Knowing the time you as a co-op chair, and your fellow directors have to give up to represent fellow milk suppliers, I fully respect decisions at the board table” - Jack Kennedy, IFJ.
I just feel the current proposal to install a peak penalty is poorly thought out and hasn’t been discussed or understood enough by suppliers, writes Jack Kennedy.
In a world where sustainability is going up the priority list for milk suppliers and dairy co-ops, it’s unfortunate to see Lakeland directors taking the co-op in the opposite direction.
Lakeland's two-tiered pricing policy: It is the first time we have seen a co-op voluntarily decide to curtail peak milk production and pause new entrants.
The Minister stated that while the sector must stabilise and reduce emissions, farmers should be permitted to start dairying, as well as expand to become economically viable.