From today (7 November) Arla Foods is getting ‘Closer to Nature’ as it commits to becoming the world’s most natural dairy company. No other dairy company has taken this bold, ambitious step which demonstrates Arla Foods’ commitment to ensuring that, throughout its entire global supply chain, naturalness is at the heart of all its operations.
An ambitious and challenging global strategy has today (30 October) been announced by Arla Foods amba in which the UK will continue to play a fundamental role.
Arla Foods increases price paid to AFMP members Arla Foods UK is to pay an additional 1ppl for milk supplied by members of its dedicated supply group, Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP), from 13 October 2008.
Arla Foods UK has today (Tuesday September 9) confirmed that, subject to the sale of Milk Link's Staplemead creamery to Andros, it will enter into a co-packing agreement with the new owners to pack a range of products previously produced by Staplemead Dairy Products, the joint venture company owned by Arla Foods UK and Milk Link.
UK business makes multi-million pound investment in its flagship Stourton dairy at Leeds and further strengthens its commitment to the environment through on-farm heat recovery and solar panel trial.
Arla Foods UK has been presented with Denmark’s prestigious national award, The Diploma of the Danish Export Association and His Royal Highness Prince Henrik’s Medal of Honour for delivering excellent growth within the Arla Foods amba group.
Arla Foods will pay a 0.3ppl non-aligned farm premium to all members of Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP) who are not aligned to a retail customer backdated from 1 June 2008.
Arla Foods is today informing employees at its Manchester dairy of its intention to close the dairy and distribution facility at Wythenshawe, Manchester.
Press release Arla Foods UK will pay an additional 0.5ppl for milk supplied by members of its dedicated supply group, Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP), from 1 June 2008
Almost eleven thousand Danish, Swedish and British dairy farmers are uniting in a joint venture that will see farmers within Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP) become part owners of Arla Foods UK plc, through their investment company, Milk Partnership Ltd (MPL).
The cream of the crop of Arla Foods Milk Partnership members have been recognised for producing exceptional milk quality at the annual Arla Foods milk quality awards.
Arla Foods is encouraging Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP) members to increase milk production in the autumn trough by paying a 5ppl supplement on every litre of milk supplied over and above a member's base average daily production (BADP) figure during September, October and November 2008.
Arla Foods amba has announced strong annual global results for 2007 with profits amounting to £94.8 million (DKK 938 million) which are slightly up on 2006
Arla Foods announced, at the South West Dairy Show on Wednesday 30 January 2008, that following successful discussions between Arla Foods and the board of Arla Foods Milk Partnership from 1 February 2008 Arla Foods standard litre will increase by 0.5p per litre to 25.5ppl.
Arla Foods has demonstrated why it continues to be the UK's leading dairy company after winning Product of the Year 2008 in the milk category for its Arla branded milk packaging voted for by more than 12,000 consumers.
Arla Foods UK has kicked off its 2008 environmental agenda as the UK's first dairy company to be awarded energy efficiency accreditation from The Carbon Trust.
Arla Foods UK plc had cause for a double celebration at the Food Manufacture Excellence Awards. Not only crowned best manufacturer in the dairy category, Arla then went onto take the coveted Food Manufacture Company of the Year award.
Arla Foods is looking to recruit more dairy suppliers to Arla Foods Milk Partnership, the dedicated milk supply group for Arla Foods UK, as it seeks to realise its ambition to provide 90 per cent of Arla’s milk requirement by the end of the current milk year. AFMP currently supplies around 80 per cent of Arla’s milk needs.
Arla Foods press release Investigation into the UK dairy sector 2002-2003 More than four years ago, the UK competition authority, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), launched an investigation into certain increases in the price of UK produced fresh milk, butter and cheese relating to the period 2002 to 2003.
Arla Foods UK will pay 25p a litre for milk supplied by members of its dedicated supply group, Arla Foods Milk Partnership (AFMP), from October 1st following a round of positive discussions with its major retail customers.