CHEESE EXPORTS
CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING
l CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
(Per Press Association — Copyright.,
INVERCARGILL, April 4
A new deve.opnieiit in the clieeie situation lreie is that a number of lactories have conskieied a scheme for co-operative -marketing, whereby their clierse might be pooled and offered to London merchants in such a way that iU might be possible, to obtain a better prices than the general level ruing for New Zealand cheese.
Tile South Island Dairy Association has been approached with a request to call a meeting of dairy factory directors to consider the proposal and a meeting will be held here on Friday.
BIG DECLINE IN PRICES
IN BUTTER AND CHEESE
The importers’ advances to producers this export season have been as-
The increase, made in the advances on 24th. January was attributable to the. rise in the exchange rate New Zealand on London from 10 per cent, to 25 per cent. This advantage, however, lias been offset- by the persistent decline in the overseas market month by month.
follows: Butter. Cheese. Month. Pence. Pence'. September ... 10 5 October ... 82 5 November ... 82 5 December 72 32 January ... 71 32 January 24 ... 8 41 February ... 8 41 March 7-i 31 Alj-il ... <3 3
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1933, Page 6
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