What about the poor old farmer how much is he getting ,No wonder you can't find any dairy farmers anymore

didn't this used to be 2 for £1.00? still ridiculously cheap though.

Must have a very full life to think that is entertainment:)

Google 'loss leader' before you get the violins out.

nope, most of the subsidies are for taking care of the land and hedge rows and has very little to do with the price they get for the milk.

Yes £1.20 is good but it was 2 for £1 last week or so lol, so when you think of it that way they have boosted the price by 20%

Yes was 2 for £1 a week or two ago. But still this price cant be beaten.

why are they getting subsidies? its because there getting less back than it costs to produce,thank the EU for that.

didn't this used to be 2 for £1.00? still ridiculously cheap though.

lol
He might use soya milk :smiley:

Why would you drink the milk from another species? weird.

Must have a very full life to think that is entertainment:)

Yep I did that, usually a loss leader is there to encourage people to come to their shop and whilst there buy into higher margin products....however farm foods prices are quite low and therefore this theory doesn't really fit....oh and sorry whilst I was "googling" I came across this ... http://www.fwi.co.uk/news/ffa-targets-farmfoods-with-milk-trolley-challenge.htm
(Ps sorry I work at Sainsbury's and am quite proud of the work they do to pay famers a fair price for milk)

Thanks for the bite

Thanks for the bite

It's unusual and ironic that a price rise has been voted hot...but it is still great value milk.

Tip: Milk can be frozen for when you need it. It takes an eternity to defrost in the fridge, but you can defrost it more quickly outside the fridge by submerging the container in a basin of cold tap water for an hour or so.

Wouldn't be seen dead shopping in here. Have some respect for yourselves

2 for £1 on sunblest bread too, white, wholemeal etc

cold as the price has gone up not down. for this product and this shop. farmer's should be paid around a similar price as we are paying a lot of you forget this is watered down version of milk as I call it or u can call it pasteurisation raw milk has 15 to 20 % fat and thus has less than 3.5% so what about the rest of the milk oh yeah they call it cream and charge a lot more trying to make the public stupid by comparing prices like this it should be compared to price of single cream which is around 15% percent fat content that's around 1.30/1.60 a litre so all those cry what about the farmer ask them why don't they sell raw milk in the shops it's all a con the illumanti and stuff

Heated!

Seriously that is Damn cheap

What about the poor old farmer how much is he getting ,No wonder you can't find any dairy farmers anymore

Nice deal OP :smiley:

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gawd i wish there was a farmfoods near me.
you get a hot-hot.
happy shopping.

Heat added

Whilst the dairy farmers, are being hit still i dare say so are the sales at Rangerover , Because unless the price goes up they wont be able to buy there 80 grand vogues or Hse's.You dont have to be a farmer ,so moo ve on.

you have no idea how many people have moaned at us about the price increase. it's 10p a carton Vera, stfu and go to the bingo!

they have been milking it for years?

Moo've along, Sherlock.

I udder to think where this milk has come from.

Bye!

Yes 2 for a £ near me but the price went up to £1.20 a week ago

Its been 2 for £1 for about 6 months near me. Still great value for £1.20 :innocent: