IMPROVED DEMAND.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20176, 3 March 1931, Page 10

IMPROVED DEMAND.

* ?!j. ,y K [i- " nva *K ■! $,■ Aii '• nlikit butter* is-' evident Wo'&fll i hold, on wrtii.V and Son, intensive advertising campaign idSjWf : fJi»% B ' l ® Blwp'igind N&v Zealand butters tixtt' spproapbing'two-thirds of Gicat BnfcainTa Butter imports from all sour■M» . import#' '* fropt ■ Denwark . to.'orfly five-jrowteentbs of the lan-New Zealand total, tlio «apor» Ifff'which' increwed' by ??>BSO cpt. eoospaxed with January of Jasfc year, 'jniareM- the imports irom tul other itywroes have - fallen I P# 40,000 cwt. The decrease in stocj£a,,held ,m eoia storage, compared wijfch «wt *, year, a^£r"B ! i, "4 rfiHwfehtntives say 'nearly-'all European Countries are on the smallest production: Of butter, and cqundoabl* quan- ; titiea iare* shipped to 1 market, also to Ireland. Supbllu of Australian butter - insufficient for all demands, and unprecedented!* forced up the value# of the Now - iZealanck. product- , 1 While the consumption and prices or butter are likely to continue, the upward tendency of the "market, for Australian and, New Zealand cheese is d«experts 1 are of the opinion - that the maoon-to fight this competitor is high qoalitv. The' public wig prefer cheeses jn their-original state if the quality is iSditT -Alternative foods such as bacon «S. flush 'are very-cheap, restricting ifaa> consumption of cheese. .

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