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Milk (Pricing) Bill

Originating House

House of Commons

Parliament last updated

22 October 2007

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Milk (Pricing) Bill would regulate how milk is priced in the UK. The bill is expected to introduce rules that promote price transparency and protect fair returns for farmers, while affecting pricing decisions across the supply chain. The exact provisions will be in the text of the bill.

Key Points

Introduces rules on milk pricing and price transparency in the dairy supply chain.
Aims to protect dairy farmers from very low prices and help stabilise prices for consumers.
Will require oversight and enforcement of the new pricing rules by government bodies.

Who is affected?

Dairy farmers and milk producersDairy processors and retailers (e.g., dairies and supermarkets)Consumers

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