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A-ware milk price is the first to pass the 60 euro mark
The top milk flow of A-ware, which is linked to the Albert Heijn concept, has passed the €60 per 100 kilo mark for October. In Belgium, the payout price of A-ware is also increasing rapidly. Lactalis Leerdammer has also increased the milk price for this month.
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The milk price of A-ware increases this month by €2,75 to €53,75 per 100 kilos. This is calculated with the standard Dutch contents and an annual delivery of 1 million kilos. Including the maximum bonuses to be achieved, the milk price increases to €60,50 per 100 kilos.
Dairy market has increased considerably
This makes A-ware the first processor where the top milk flow exceeds this psychological limit, which was only passed once before in the past. That was in 2022 when the dairy market had risen to great heights as a result of the war in Ukraine. Since August, the market has picked up again, which has created some air for milk prices.
In maximum Milk price comparator A-ware is more than €1,50 ahead of FrieslandCampina with the PlanetProof milk flow. This means that A-ware has made up ground, because two months ago the roles were reversed. The actual milk price, which is an average of all milk flows at A-ware, is €57,71 per 100 kilos. The milk price for Belgium and the South of the Netherlands is rising even faster with a plus of €2,92 and is €53,27 per 100 kilos.
Lactalis Leerdammer is also increasing
Lactalis Leerdammer also increases the milk price for October, by €2,63 to €52,55 per 100 kilos. In the basic milk price comparison this results in a third place for the time being. Including the maximum bonuses to be achieved, the payout price can increase to €55,15 per 100 kilos.