CHEESE SUPPLIES MOUNTING
(New Zealana Press Association)
WELLINGTON, January 19.
The Dairy Products Marketing Commission said today that the increase in supplies of cheese to the United Kingdom market had made a reduction in the price more or less inevitable. The current season’s arrivals in the United Kingdom from Australia and New Zealand were now approaching their seasonal maximum. The main overseas suppliers of Cheddar were New Zealand, Australia, and to a lesser extent, Holland, but the largest supplier of all was the United Kingdom itself. The future course of prices would depend to a large extent on the level of United Kingdom domestic production.
While no forecast of prices could be made, it was to be hoped that the new level, which was remunerative to New Zealand, could be maintained, u
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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29108, 21 January 1960, Page 17
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