Arla says the farm business newspaper ATL to Visby dairy “can not receive more milk and that the transport costs to the mainland is too high for the recruitment of Gotland will become relevant.”
Now protesting dairy farmer Mats Ekström in Lojsta together with circuit Council in a motion to Arla, which they oppose to “producers of a poorer geographic location in relation to Arla’s dairies are not treated on equal terms with other members.” When the annual work release on Gotland takes on 14 May he does not like previous years, stand and deliver Arla’s organic milk to visitors. It will, according to Mats Ekström instead be made by a chartered company.
– We have stood and distributing organic milk to visitors for ten years and we have done with joy, says Mats Ekström to P4 Gotland.
– As hoped course that will bring joy back and produce organic milk, but the possibility we have not been given. It is a mark, but the work release will be the same.
Daniel Emilsson, press manager at Arla Foods says to ATL that “there is no right to supply organic milk. However, all Arla farmers the right to leave the amount of conventional milk they want. We are following the market’s needs and try to have the amount of milk needed to meet demand. “
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