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UK Farmers Dump Milk as Prices Crash

By DairyNews7x7•Published on March 28, 2026

UK Farmers Dump Milk as Prices Crash
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British dairy farmers are increasingly being forced to pour milk away as falling prices and oversupply push the sector into crisis. Milk production has risen by around 5%, driven by improved cow productivity and technology, even as consumer demand weakens, creating a glut that the market cannot absorb.

Farmgate milk prices have dropped sharply—by as much as 40% since October 2025—leaving many farmers earning well below production costs, forcing some to discard milk rather than sell at a loss.The surplus has exceeded both domestic processing capacity and consumption, highlighting structural imbalances in the UK dairy supply chain.

Despite a declining number of dairy farms, output continues to rise due to higher yields per cow, intensifying price pressure and squeezing margins across the sector.  The situation underscores growing concerns around profitability, market volatility, and long-term sustainability, with calls increasing for reforms in pricing mechanisms and supply management.

Source: Dairynews7x7 28th March, 2026 Read full story here

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