Roelof Joosten leaves FrieslandCampina

Ton Westgeest 28 September 2017

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I'm certainly not going to throw mud because this is what you get when you, as an arrogant board, have lost the feeling with the supporters. But I had to laugh at the following comment:
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let's be brave and run joost on horseback on horseback I'm lost
300 million road in china
110 million engro pakistan also gone
can blame the next joost and rightly so
and will surely get a bonus with the emphasis on getting not earned
and the farmer he plowed on
with more costs in the last 10 years and still an average of 0.35 cents milk price

But this farmer has a point; the stupid drivers have been tumbling over each other in recent years with rules that have driven up the cost price terribly. At the factories and at the farmers. While the milk has certainly not improved, as has the image of milk. Not so long ago you had a check, all milk was checked in Zutphen. You could get everything from this control, healthy cows, a dirty farmer and healthy milk. The factories could have shielded themselves with this, because the consumer mainly wants safety and not to be fooled! What did the consumer get in the end??? False certainty and they are taken for granted with all those cost-increasing rules.... What if, for example, a Backlight starts to investigate this on TV? That there isn't a rule that the milk improves, that everything is only right on paper? Then the turnips are cooked again...

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erik 28 September 2017

and in the cost-increasing measures we conveniently forget that every euro earned was invested two (or three, four) times in land and quota. If you first compare the amounts mentioned to the turnover and look at what went well, you will get a lot further. There is no result without risk, right? The directors have always done it and the greatest experts know exactly what to say afterwards, but they never dare to take responsibility for board positions.

Ton Westgeest 28 September 2017

That Erik, are not cost-increasing rules. Land and Quota increase the cost price, but you do that yourself to become a big farmer, to be bigger than your neighbor or if your wife wants it..... To govern, to impose your will on someone else, yes there you have it ego for that and I don't have that, you're right about that. In any case, you need common sense to manage and that is often lacking these days. Then they only do it for their ego and for the big money .... and then it goes wrong.! Then you need us again to put your finger on the sore spot, to get them with two feet on the ground again.....

at.a 29 September 2017

Like rats ..................

Ton Westgeest 29 September 2017

Not at all! At.a they have four....

Mjbos 29 September 2017

Great description ton we are all going to go down to management culture just manage with clear common sense and especially shoemaker stick to your reading do what you are good at .and no pickpocketing ........

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shit 29 September 2017

and yet they continue to supply that club en masse. I do not get it

Ton Westgeest 29 September 2017

That shit is the dirty game they play, anything for more power. All small factories, which are doing well, are eaten by such a large organization.
Eventually you have created a large unwieldy body that is controlled by egos and greedy outsiders who have less and less bond with the agricultural sector. The big factories then have no competition anymore and can do with the farmers what they want, ie they can't go anywhere! The peasants and you will probably be one of them, just like with the hairdresser they have to 'sit very still until they are cut and shaved...'

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