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Arla warns 'cheap milk' must not be an option

As dairy farmers face another volatile year, Rachael Brown spoke to Arla's Graham Wilkinson to find out why he was still optimistic for the future

Rachael Brown
clock • 3 min read
Arla warns 'cheap milk' must not be an option

As dairy farmers face another volatile year, Rachael Brown spoke to Arla's Graham Wilkinson to find out why he was still optimistic for the future. The future for the dairy industry is looking ‘optimistic'...

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