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A-ware also increases milk price for March
Dairy company A-ware has increased the current milk price for March by 75 cents per 100 kilos, placing it between FrieslandCampina and Arla. With the organic milk price, A-ware is taking a double step.
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With the increase, the dairy company arrives at a basic milk price of €45,14 per 100 kilos. That is 52 cents less than what FrieslandCampina pays. Including surcharges, the maximum milk price at A-ware can amount to €51,89 per 100 kilos. This prize is paid to dairy farmers who participate in Albert Heijn's Beter-Voor program. Anyone who participates in the Planet Proof program at FrieslandCampina and does everything right can receive 6 cents more per 100 kilos. At Arla you can receive a maximum of €44,87, as also indicated in the Boerenbusiness Milk price comparator.
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On average, A-ware says it pays more than FrieslandCampina.
The organic milk price for March has now been increased by €1,50 per 100 kilos to €57,39 per 100 kilos. Compared to many other processors, A-ware also had something to catch up on. It is now slightly above FrieslandCampina's organic advance price, as can also be seen from the Organic milk price comparator from Boerenbusiness
Belgium
In Belgium, A-ware also increases the milk price by 75 cents, bringing the milk price there to €44,77 per 100 liters, according to the company's statement. The milk price at the Belgian legal content is €41,50 per 100 liters, but these legal contents no longer correspond to reality. Moreover, this calculation does not take into account a number of allowances that dairy farmers do receive in practice.