Australian Dairy Cooperatives and Price Regulation Plan
A 1920s discussion outlines co operative schemes to stabilize dairy prices in Australia. It argues for producer cooperation, government administration of the scheme, and closer ties between producers and consumers to raise producer earnings while maintaining affordable dairy for the public. It notes the importance of export markets to Britain and contrasts Australian butter prices with Danish, urging regulatory action to improve local parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Esuit
Mary
Buiter
Ted
Lettie
Great Britain
Denmark
Australia
London
Amliant
Danish standardisation seen as path to better Australian butter
A speaker argues for government backed standardisation of dairy production modeled on Denmark. He urges co operative producer control, export branding, and factory oversight to raise quality, unify pricing, and boost Australian butter in London markets, while noting gradual implementation and need for state cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rai
Laylor
Australia
London
England
Nzland
Denmark
Briain
Anetraita
Pri Potas
Britain
Cve
Audh
Santate
Taimecessary
Commonwealth Bank
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Siticus
Condi
Jen
van Modes
CAI
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