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DFOB
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DFOBDairy Farmers of Britain (milk co-operative)


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The considered view of the vast majority of stakeholders I have spoken to suggests that for Dairy Farmers of Britain to enter into receivership in March would have been a serious, serious blow to the UK dairy industry," he said.
Farmers warned of milk-price volatility; Dairy receiver talks to ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
A statement of proposals by administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers shows that days after Nantwich-based Dairy Farmers of Britain Ltd went into administration on June 3, Lubborn was sold to Lactalis McLelland.
United Kingdom : Dairy Farmers of Britain subsidiary sold for [pounds ... by TendersInfo
The order is a significant one for the Bilston based company, as Dairy Farmers of Britain is the leading dairy farmers' co-operative in the UK, marketing almost two billion litres of high quality milk per year, from more than 2800 member farms.
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