Arla Foods amba to increase milk price
Arla Foods amba is increasing its on-account price by 0.5 eurocents per kg, with effect from 28 September 2015. When this is applied to the UK standard litre it gives a 0.38 pence positive impact.
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Breakfast TV show hosted live from Arla’s Aylesbury fresh milk facility
Arla Foods' state of the art dairy located at Aylesbury welcomed BBC Breakfast this week, to learn how the dairy cooperative is using cutting-edge production methods to maximise the output of milk for its 12,500 owners, circa 3,000 of whom are British.
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New CFO for Arla
Arla Foods is pleased to announce the appointment of Natalie Knight as CFO and member of Arla Foods Executive Management Group in January 2016. Ms Knight currently holds the position of Senior Vice President Finance in the adidas Group, where she is responsible for an international team of 200.
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Arla farmer owner hosts dairy farm event
Frampton farmer owner George Holmes welcomed invited guests, including Simon Hoare, MP for North Dorset, to his farm. The event was aimed at driving a greater understanding of the day-to-day role of an Arla dairy farmer and spreading a greater knowledge of the farmer-owned principles of Arla.
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Interim results 2015: Staying focused in an unpredictable market
Globally declining milk prices impacted Arla Foods and the entire dairy industry in the first half of 2015, creating a tough situation for Arla’s farmer-owners. Arla has managed to navigate through the hard-pressed world market relatively well by growing brand volumes and keeping a tight grip on costs.
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Two new joint-ventures to start up in West Africa
Arla continues its expansion in Africa through two new joint-ventures in Nigeria and Senegal. Two strong local partners, Tolaram in Nigeria and Attieh Group in Senegal, will provide the distribution backbone that will help Arla grow and develop its business in West Africa.
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Arla Foods amba maintains milk price for September
Following a period of milk price reductions, the Arla Foods amba on-account price will remain unchanged for September 2015 for its 13,500 owners, including 3,000 from the UK.
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Arla welcomes Asda’s price increase & commitment to sign-up to its farmer-owned marque
Arla Foods UK has today confirmed that Asda’s increased price that it pays for milk, which came into effect this morning, will be shared directly with its farmer owners including 3,000 in the UK. The retailer’s commitment to carry Arla’s new farmer-owned marque from the autumn on all of its own label fresh liquid milk along with new British cheddar labelling is also welcomed by Arla.
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Arla Foods to launch new product marque to support its farmer owners
Farmer-owned dairy company takes its cooperative principles direct to consumers. Arla Foods UK is today announcing a major new initiative to support its farmer owners as it unveils a new farmer-owned marque that will appear on its Arla branded products from the autumn.
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The Danish Crown Prince opens Arla’s new business region in Asia
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik from Denmark opens the new Arla office in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia today. It will be the main office for all of the company’s activities in Asia and a regional leader will set the strategy for all activities within retail and foodservice in Asia.
The opening takes place today and representatives from Malaysian Ministries and European embassies will be pres -
Confirmation of the Arla Foods amba August milk price
The Arla Foods amba on-account price will reduce by one eurocent per kg (0.8 pence when applied to the UK standard litre), with effect from 3 August 2015, taking the standard litre price to 23.01 pence.
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Confirmation of the Arla Foods amba July milk price
Arla Foods amba on-account price will reduce by one eurocent per kg (0.77 pence when applied to the UK standard litre), with effect from 6 July 2015.
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