PLANS FOR CHANGE-OVER
MARKETING OF BUTTER PUui F;Dt fiF; urn. 1X1:0 oi.n si'].\s(».\"s puonrcK (Pel Press Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. Further details of procedure Hi he followed in t'n' purchase Hi' dairy ]ir« dueo b\ I lie fiovernmeui under the guaranteed price l»l:ni Welt- announced to-day liy I>n- Depnriiuont of Market iliaregarding the shipment of the balance of the present season 's dairy produce and ih- volume of detailed work which has had lo lie attended to by the actin- I'm-i lor ef Marketing, '.Mr. li. A. DlliH-aa, ami his associates, is revealed in the comprehensive j■ 1: 111 -. made for the handling of all fin lire exports. 'Jin- iio.-i; ion rega iding dairy produce inuniifaeiured liefore the stall of tin- new season on August .1, lull shipped afier iliat date, has hee.i; clariliod. In ease of f.o.b. and c.i.f'., ■■ah's shipments \\ ill lie inadi' as usual In 1 In- purchfi er or his agon! ; ia tin- . a .- of consignments, shipmentwill he made to I lie liiorchnnl to whom the produce was allotted by (ho Dairy Hoard. In both cases, the' bills of lading will bo prepared by the Marketing Deportment and handed i( the New Zealand agents of the United Kingdom importers, who will prepare Ihe usual drafts in favour of. dairy COMlpfl nies.
It is (pointed nil! thai the Ministei of Marketing, the lion. W. Xa-h, has liinlei taken i ha! I lie department w i ll rendei- evei \ pus ilde :i • dstance in ihi shipin -mi ur.A -ale of [lie balance nl the \'X','i- \Wi : ea.-nti 's produce. How Over, the Minister lias reserved the righl in in In- any necessary measure. to ensure the normal marketing or this produce in a manner which will nol interfere with the marketing undei tlie guaranteed price plan. As for the new season '■- produce the depnrlmon! intends to a-k all dairy companies lo clear up all Initio; and cheese manufactured before Vug usl i. and, after sending that produce to the grading .■tores, to leave a break of at least one day before forwarding to |he stores an}- butter or cheese made on or after August I. The desire of the department is lo have a break between ihe grading of Ihe old and Ihe now season's produce.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19070, 18 July 1936, Page 8
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