DAIRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 April 1920, Page 5

DAIRY PRODUCE MARKET.

CONDITIONS IN BRITAIN. KEEN DEMAND FOR BUTTER. The prospects of the butter and cheese market w« e discussed in Wellington bv • lr. K, Ellison, London representative of the National Dairy Association it •?''? foisting- shortage of butter in the United Kingdom will continue for some ime, said Mr. Ellison. "It must be two or three years before Siberia as a producing country, can have any effect on the market. Siberia, however is not ZttP H S °. U f ee of "PP'y as Denmark; but the Danish supply has been decreased oumg; to the great demand from the Continent and to the loss of stock. Sp^e ° f tllc * reat Production and onsumption of margarine, there is a keen demand for butter, because "the public js very tired of margarine. It was thought at one time that people haung been introduced to mam-ariuc would continue its use; but that'is not going to be the case. There is, therefore, a very considerable future still for W Zealand butter in the British mar-

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