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Coronavirus and the markets
22 May 2020
We estimate that COVID-19 has cost GB producers approximately £28 million in April and May. But how does this vary between the devolved nations?
22 May 2020
Markets saw further improvements this past week, driven by reduced milk availability as much as improved demand.
18 May 2020
GB daily milk deliveries for the week ending 9 May averaged 37.01 million litres per day, up 0.4% on the previous week.
15 May 2020
Markets firmed in the past week as some demand has returned to the markets.
14 May 2020
Despite some easing of lockdown measures within Europe over the past few weeks, the market for slaughter pigs has still become increasingly challenging.
13 May 2020
With dairy product markets showing sharp drops in value recently, why is the MMV not reflecting these?
13 May 2020
We take a look at what has been happening in some of the key regions for the global dairy market.
13 May 2020
During the week ending 9 May, the GB deadweight all prime average increased 0.4p, to £3.24/kg. Economic uncertainty will continue to influence the finished cattle market. This week the government made several announcements, bringing some clarity to working arrangements.
13 May 2020
We take a look at how COVID-19 has affected key input markets.
12 May 2020
We look at how dairy farmers have been impacted differently across the various GB nations.
11 May 2020
The call for some farmers to curb milk production in April reduced overall volumes by an estimated 23 million litres of milk
7 May 2020
A series of price changes following the lockdown has widened the range in farmgate milk prices.
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