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First Milk reports stability in turbulent year

Turnover increased by 38 per cent to £456 million in the year to March 31

Alex Black
clock • 2 min read
First Milk reports stability in turbulent year

Dairy co-operative First Milk has reported a year of stable profit, with average milk prices and turnover both increasing in the year to March 31. Turnover increased by 38 per cent to £456 million....

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