DAIRY EXPORTS

Grey River Argus, 11 August 1925, Page 6

DAIRY EXPORTS

PLANS TO KEEP UP PROFITS. i (Received August 10 at 5.5 p.m.) I SYDNEY, August 10. I At a meeting cf the Dairy Produce! Control Board, the policy of the Board i was outlined as follows: To improve' the organisation of th P marketing of ■dairy produce in the United Kingdom and o.r the Continent; to open fresh markets; to withhold a percentage ot butter and cheese, as deemed necessary; tc arrange with the Commonwealth Go- 1 vernment for a guarantee of advances made upon dairy produce; to take actio.i to maintain the identity of Aus- I tralian produce in retail shops and among the consumers. The J-ondPß agency will co-ordinate

with a similar bodv appointed by Now Zealand, when the full marketing strength of the exportable surplus of butter and cheese from both countries will be used for the betterment of selling activities and realisations.