Butter Boxes Cut Costs in New South Wales Dairies
Rising packing costs push industry to cheaper timbered butter boxes similar to Victoria. New South Wales adopts a lighter two-thirds weight box bound with a single wire, saving on handling while maintaining export and local market suitability. New Zealand white pine heralded for taint-free quality, with other timbers failing tests. Export freight rebates: 30,000 tons total eligible, £6,000 saving to Australian dairymen. London market notes price rises and continued strong production across states. Cheese processing and dairy department input from New South Wales highlighted.
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Victoria
New South Wales
New Zealand
Australia
United Kingdom
Dairy Produce Board of Control
London
Commonwealth
Cheese Processing Society
N.B. Wales Agricultural Department
Canadian Winter Dairying Incentive Proposed by Canadian Producers
T McInnes describes a plan by the Central Alberta Dairy Producers Association to stabilize Canada’s dairy supplies through a six month import duty on butter from November to April, free entry other months, a bond and excise tax system, and a Dairy Control Board to manage imports and distributions, aiming to boost winter production and allow year round butter.
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T. McInnes
New South Wales
Department
Australia
Canada
Central Alberta Dairy Producers’ Association
London
Dairy Control Board
New Zealand
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