The action of the Government in passing an Order-in-Council forbidding the separation of milk in cheese factories was the subject of a protest at a meeting of the Manawatu executive of the Farmers' 'Union on Saturday. It was claimed that the regulation prevented the use of starter or separated milk in the making of cheese, which meant a loss of £lO9O annually, according to one speaker. The view was also expressed that legislation so vitally affecting the primary prouucers should not have been carried out by the arbitrary method of an Order-in-Council.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3912, 5 March 1929, Page 23
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