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Wide impact of court's liquor licensing decision

Many local authorities without Auckland Council’s resources have dropped their policies or diluted them significantly to avoid costly legal battles, writes Melissa-Jade Gregan

Newsroom.co.nz

Bucolic scenes on UK milk adverts hide reality of life for ‘battery cows’

Consumers are being ‘misled’ into believing dairy cattle graze in fields, says animal rights campaign

The Guardian - UK

Londoners baffled by unusual cow sculpture in Westminster with lamp emerging from rump

The life-sized statue was placed outside the Houses of Parliament to highlight the potential of using cow poo as a renewable energy source

Daily Mirror

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Amusing video sees Brits challenged to guess farmer's job based on his appearance

One in three young adults have no clue what duties and responsibilities are involved in the farming and agriculture industry

Wales Online

One in three young adults have no idea what is involved in farming and agriculture

People were challenged to guess the occupation of a farmer based on his appearance - and guessed musician, lawyer, and coffee shop owner

Daily Mirror

Cornwall dairy farm expands footprint with six-figure land deal

Higher Skewes Farm produces 700,000 litres of milk per year, selling directly to the UK’s largest producer of dairy products, Arla

Birmingham Post

Britain's farmers think energy crisis can be solved - by powering homes with manure

There is enough manure in the UK to power 6.4 million homes - but currently only a quarter of this valuable resource is being used

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We tried milk alternatives from Asda, Sainsbury's and Iceland and £1.50 bottle scored top marks

We put a range of milk alternatives to the test to see how they compared

Liverpool Echo

Dairy co-op Arla to pay farmers more for milk if climate targets met

‘Sustainability incentive’ aims to cut emissions on farms of its 8,900 European members. including in UK

The Guardian - UK

Ash Amirahmadi of Arla: ‘I thought milk was boring. Little did I know’

The giant dairy co-op’s managing director is absorbed in his industry, even as it faces steep cost and market price challenges

The Guardian - UK

Animal Rebellion claims to have emptied supermarket shelves of milk after latest action

Activists immobilised 'up to 50 lorries' at Arla's depot in Hatfield on Thursday and say the disruption is now being seen in north London shops

Wales Online

Animals farmed: China’s pork inflation, rabbit farm closes and UK mega-farms

Welcome to our monthly roundup of the biggest issues in farming and food production, with must-read reports from around the web

The Guardian - UK

Animal Rebellion activists stop milk supply in parts of England

More than 100 protesters block and climb on trucks at dairies in the Midlands and southern England

The Guardian - UK

Lurpak owner Arla warns prices will rise even higher as it reports bumper sales revenue

‘We are doing all we can ... to ensure dairy remains an accessible source of food’ warns dairy giant

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Wales Online

Shoppers warned as Aldi, Tesco, Morrisons, Tesco and Sainsbury's all raise the price of milk

Price increase above the rate of inflation

Daily Mirror

Lurpak owner warns price will go beyond current £7.25 - with threat of shortages

With prices soaring at supermarket tills, shoppers are being told to expect more cost increases for milk, cheese and butter by the owner of Lurpak and Cravendale

The Guardian - UK

UK dairy farmers warn of price rises amid chronic staff shortages

Industry calls for roles to be added to job shortage list as eight in 10 report serious problems finding qualified workers

Wales Online

Three quarters of children arrive at primary school hungry, say teachers

Teachers fear the cost-of-living crisis will only exacerbate the situation

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Opening salvos in the booze battle of the superettes

A hostile takeover, a 'deceptive' greengrocer, the advent of Charleez Chicken and the mystery of 3.8 tonnes of poppy seeds – Aro Valley sets the stage for the Govt review of alcohol sales.

Daily Mirror

More than a third of adults admit to making choices about diet based on social media

Drinking water instead of snacks, setting intake limits and cutting out all snacking were among the top changes people have already made to their diet due to social media influence

Manchester Evening News

Price of milk could increase by 50 per cent as farmers face spiralling costs

Inflation as well as the war in Ukraine has caused significant price increases for farmers, according to an industry leader

The Guardian - UK

‘It is unsustainable’: soaring inflation squeezes budgets of UK dairy farmers

Milk production is starting to fall as sharp rises in cost of fuel, feed, and fertiliser outstrip increases in farm-gate prices

Wales Online

I compared Cravendale to Tesco and Asda milk and the price is the only difference

is there really a difference in taste?

The Independent UK

‘We are calling time on cheap milk’, says Arla boss as farmers’ costs soar

The price of fertiliser and fuel has gone through the roof.

Wales Online

UK dairy giant warns supermarket milk prices need to rise to help struggling farmers

The boss of Arla said there could be supply issues unless farmers are paid more

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