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Vreugdenhil pays top on top of winter allowance
Vreugdenhil Dairy Foods gives the milk price for September an extra top. On top of the winter bonus of €3,90 per 100 kilos, the dairy producer pays an extra price increase.
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Choose the subscription that suits youThe milk price for September 2021 has increased by €0,80 per 100 kilos compared to August 2021. This combined with the winter milk surcharge of €3,90 per 100 kilos results in a September price of €1.100.000 for a delivery of 43,03 kg of milk. .100 per XNUMX kg, according to Vreugdenhil.
This milk price applies to Dutch standard contents of (at 4,42% fat and 3,57% protein) and includes premiums for grazing, sustainability and quality, before deduction of the ZuivelNL levy.
At the highest place
According to the Boerenbusiness Dutch Milk price calculator With the basic September milk price, Vreugdenhil Dairy Foods takes the highest place. For an annual supply of 1 million kilos, this price works out to €41,40 per 100 kilos. Even including pasture allowance, Vreugdenhil's September milk price remains proudly at the top.
Already 75 million kilos added
Apparently the private processor also makes an attractive offer with its prices for suppliers who are not yet affiliated. The campaign to recruit extra milk has reportedly already brought in 2022 million kilos of extra milk by 75. The campaign continues in the meantime. In total, between 100 and 150 million kilos of extra milk is being sought, Vreugdenhil recently announced.
Vreugdenhil's organic suppliers receive €55,70 per 100 kilos for the month of August, it is reported. Compensated for winter allowance, this is slightly less than was paid in August.