Muller serves notice to farms not meeting standards or supplying low volumes

Smaller farms producing lower volumes have been impacted by the decision by the dairy giant

Alex Black
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Muller serves notice to farms not meeting standards or supplying low volumes

Twenty six dairy farms supplying Muller have been served their 12 month notice. Muller has confirmed that the affected farms were either not continually meeting its high standards of sustainability...

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