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Sainsbury's Dairy Development Group. Sainsbury’s is investing £6m to pay its dairy farmers more from next month and to support farms for the future. Sainsbury’s has now committed to giving farmers an extra 1p per litre of milk, with this payment being given “on top of the independently calculated cost of production price of milk”. The sainsbury’s dairy development group (sddg) launched in 2007. Dairy farmers supplying sainsbury's with milk will be paid more from next month as part of a £6m investment made by the retailer annually. The retailer has claimed that the average dairy farm could now received a total of £27,000 extra per year. It matters to our customers as well as our colleagues and, because healthy cows produce more milk,. We have farmers based in 13 regions across the uk. Sainsbury’s is the first retailer in the world to invest in new ai veterinary technology used to measure and enhance positive animal welfare on dairy farms, which could. Dairy farmers supplying to supermarket giant sainsbury’s are set to benefit from an additional £6m annual investment by the retailer to support farms for the future. The move comes as almost 5% of dairy farmers left the industry last year and one in 10 believe they will have left the sector by 2025. Animal welfare is an issue we take very seriously.

It matters to our customers as well as our colleagues and, because healthy cows produce more milk,. Dairy farmers supplying to supermarket giant sainsbury’s are set to benefit from an additional £6m annual investment by the retailer to support farms for the future. The sainsbury’s dairy development group (sddg) launched in 2007. Animal welfare is an issue we take very seriously. The move comes as almost 5% of dairy farmers left the industry last year and one in 10 believe they will have left the sector by 2025. The retailer has claimed that the average dairy farm could now received a total of £27,000 extra per year. We have farmers based in 13 regions across the uk. Dairy farmers supplying sainsbury's with milk will be paid more from next month as part of a £6m investment made by the retailer annually. Sainsbury’s is the first retailer in the world to invest in new ai veterinary technology used to measure and enhance positive animal welfare on dairy farms, which could. Sainsbury’s has now committed to giving farmers an extra 1p per litre of milk, with this payment being given “on top of the independently calculated cost of production price of milk”.

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Sainsbury's Dairy Development Group Animal welfare is an issue we take very seriously. Dairy farmers supplying to supermarket giant sainsbury’s are set to benefit from an additional £6m annual investment by the retailer to support farms for the future. The move comes as almost 5% of dairy farmers left the industry last year and one in 10 believe they will have left the sector by 2025. The retailer has claimed that the average dairy farm could now received a total of £27,000 extra per year. Sainsbury’s is investing £6m to pay its dairy farmers more from next month and to support farms for the future. The sainsbury’s dairy development group (sddg) launched in 2007. Sainsbury’s has now committed to giving farmers an extra 1p per litre of milk, with this payment being given “on top of the independently calculated cost of production price of milk”. Dairy farmers supplying sainsbury's with milk will be paid more from next month as part of a £6m investment made by the retailer annually. It matters to our customers as well as our colleagues and, because healthy cows produce more milk,. Animal welfare is an issue we take very seriously. Sainsbury’s is the first retailer in the world to invest in new ai veterinary technology used to measure and enhance positive animal welfare on dairy farms, which could. We have farmers based in 13 regions across the uk.