Müller and First Milk are both raising milk prices starting September 2024. Müller will pay 40.25p per liter, up by 1.25p, and First Milk will pay 42p per liter, which includes a 1p increase plus a member premium. These changes reflect efforts to support dairy farmers and adapt to market conditions.
Müller, a major dairy processor known for products like milk, yoghourt, and cheese, is increasing the price it pays farmers. Starting 1 September 2024, the new price will be 40.25p per liter, up by 1.25p per liter from before.
Müller is committed to helping dairy farmers and improving the dairy supply chain. Their Advantage Scheme helps farmers improve their practices and make their operations more sustainable.
Details of Muller’s Price Increase:
- New Price: 40.25p per liter
- Start Date: 1 September 2024
- Program: Advantage Scheme
- Focus: Better supply chain practices, herd health, and environmental impact
First Milk Increases Price to 42p Per Liter
First Milk, a leading UK dairy cooperative, is raising its milk price to 42p per liter from September. This new price includes a 1p per liter increase and an additional member premium.
First Milk supports its farmer members and aims to improve the sustainability of the dairy industry. They focus on fair returns and maintaining high milk quality standards.
Details of First Milk’s Price Increase:
- New Price: 42p per liter
- Start Date: 1 September 2024
- Notes: Price includes a member premium to support cooperative members
Company | New Price (per liter) | Increase (per liter) | Start Date | Notes |
Muller | 40.25p | 1.25p | 1 September 2024 | Higher price for farmers in the Advantage Scheme, focusing on best practices and sustainability |
First Milk | 42p | 1p | 1 September 2024 | Includes a member premium to support cooperative members |
Industry Context
Milk prices in the UK are adjusting due to market changes. Both Müller and First Milk’s price increases aim to support farmers and stabilize the market. These changes are meant to ensure fair prices and support for dairy producers.