To be fair, milk has been drastically underpriced here for decades
Important_Farmer924 on
Except UHT milk, but there’s no real call for that, because it’s shite.
LaplandAxeman on
Interesting. I live in Finland, and the only thing that seems to be going down are peoples standard of living. These prices are probably still way higher than two years ago anyway?
PierreJosephProudhon on
Only relevant with further context i.e. what was the price of milk in each country at the beginning of that period.
Cosie123 on
I stopped buying water and fizzy drinks because of how expensive they are at shops. 500 ml milk carton is now the go to. No return tax either
extremessd on
so the data shows that Irish Farmers receive c.62c a litre which is one of the highest in Europe.
this means that there’s big demand from processors for high value products and farmers aren’t getting rode.
Important-Sea-7596 on
Is this the price Irish consumers pay for milk at the shop or the price irish farmers are paid by their CO-OP?
blokia on
Suck it, Denmark
dissygs on
Living in France drinking their shite milk I’d happily pay 15% more for proper fresh milk.
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Aren’t we like producing milk here?
Fuck you Denmark!
Our milk is better than any of those pretenders
Which means milk exports are down
[https://agriculture.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2024-01/eu-raw-milk-prices_en.pdf](https://agriculture.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2024-01/eu-raw-milk-prices_en.pdf)
To be fair, milk has been drastically underpriced here for decades
Except UHT milk, but there’s no real call for that, because it’s shite.
Interesting. I live in Finland, and the only thing that seems to be going down are peoples standard of living. These prices are probably still way higher than two years ago anyway?
Only relevant with further context i.e. what was the price of milk in each country at the beginning of that period.
I stopped buying water and fizzy drinks because of how expensive they are at shops. 500 ml milk carton is now the go to. No return tax either
so the data shows that Irish Farmers receive c.62c a litre which is one of the highest in Europe.
this means that there’s big demand from processors for high value products and farmers aren’t getting rode.
Is this the price Irish consumers pay for milk at the shop or the price irish farmers are paid by their CO-OP?
Suck it, Denmark
Living in France drinking their shite milk I’d happily pay 15% more for proper fresh milk.