The UK’s oldest cheddar maker, Barber’s has held its milk price for July at 28.87p/litre for manufacturing litres. Improving butter and skim milk powder values mean the processor’s 150 suppliers will receive an increase for litres above the threshold for May at 31.08p/litre. See also: Dairy markets rise despite peak production month A resurgent actual milk price equivalent (AMPE), a measure of butter and skim markets, means Barber’s farmers will enjoy a 4.28p/litre increase on the month for litres 4% above […]
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