The Dairy Industry.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7949, 12 October 1905, Page 2

The Dairy Industry.

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A ph.a for regular s.hipmcnts of dairy proiince is ,m«de by the New /A;al an el Produce Commissioner in London, whose remarks are worthy of notice, for he writes from the spot, uud with knowledge of tho I lonic markets." There are buyers of .New Zealand butter," he reports, " who are so highly satis-lied with inequality of the brands have been handling, and whose customers arts so pleased with it that they, are desirious of obtaining supplies all the year round. Thftt steps should betaken by producers in the colony to attain to supplying this demand, J

consider advisable. Tho fact of New Zealand butter being placed regularly on the market ■all tho year round, as is the ease with Vanish, would'to, I believe, an important point gained in the attempt to nSaHsu prices! 'approximating those of the latter de-, scription. 1 am sorry, however, to Unit that some of the factory directors in New Zealand apparently do not uonsider this material, fori noticed last season that some consign-i meats, arriving subsequent to March shipments, when the New Zealand I contrast season ended, were sent to agents other than those who had boen •hatalli.irg. tbesu throuighout the season. This may have been done tor immediate gain, but 1 maintain that if is bad policy for the producers to adopt if they wish to get their brands (Irmly established with a good report i>n tkc market here. ?io agent can ire expected to push anil work up a reputation for any factory's butler if he may feel ho is likely to lose the control of it immediately he has secured a gooh out lot for it.'-.