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The fact that the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) have cleared our merger with Milk Link is an important hurdle. Clearly, it is an important step towards a full merger with Milk Link, but it also sends out a signal that the OFT will not stand in the way of consolidation in the British dairy sector. We are operating in a world market where we face powerful competition from major international players, and we need the British regulators to provide us with the freedom to allow us to compete. |
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The Last Word: Jeff Halliwell |
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 The First Milk Cheese Company has achieved a lot in its first year, but there’s an awful lot more it can and will be doing, insists managing director Jeff Halliwell. Freelance journalist Chris Walkland poses the questions.
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Scottish Pride Goes National |
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 More than 600 Scottish stores from Wick to Gretna and Ayr to Aberdeen will now be stocked with our Scottish Pride cheddar.
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Lights, Camera, Action...... |
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We have delivered an industry first with a film which captured our recent AGM conference available to view on our website www.firstmilk.co.uk |
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£650,000 Investment For Rothesay Creamery |
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 We are investing in the future of our Rothesay creamery and our farmer members on Bute by installing state-of-the-art equipment, which will enable whey to be processed at the site for the first time.
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New General Manager at Maelor Packing Site |
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The First Milk Cheese Company has appointed a new General Manager to lead its Maelor cheese packing facility in North Wales. |
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Picture the scene: a lorry load of fertiliser in your farm yard and a full slurry tanker leaving the yard setting off to spread the contents on a nearby field. How much is each load worth? |
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