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Semex conference: No uplift in milk prices for next six months

Milk price reductions over the past few months mean UK dairy farmers are facing the biggest milk crash in history

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Chris Walkland, journalist and market analyst.
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Chris Walkland, journalist and market analyst.

Speaking at the Semex International Dairy Conference, in Glasgow, journalist and market analyst Chris Walkland, said following a record year for income in 2025, UK dairy farmers are now facing the worst...

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