19/05/2009
Anna Hill asks if there is a future in organic dairy farming, as farmers experience price cuts. One company says it is due to poor sales but another blames a glut in supply.
Anna Hill asks if the organic dairy market has reached saturation point.
Supplies of organic milk are outstripping demand and causing price cuts to farmers. While one large company blames consumers for the 'sudden and dramatic drop' in sales, another says there is a glut in the market. Anna asks if it is still worth farmers converting in the current market.
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