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Arla confirms July milk price cut by 0.63ppl

Arla farmers are set to see a 0.63ppl price cut in July after the co-operative warned it was still feeling the effects of a demand shortage caused by the coronavirus lockdown.

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Arla confirms July milk price cut by 0.63ppl

Arla farmers are set to see a 0.63ppl price cut in July after the co-operative warned it was still feeling the effects of a demand shortage caused by the coronavirus lockdown. The processor has confirmed...

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