The Arla on-account price for conventional and organic milk will increase by 3.0 euro cents per kilo from 1 December 2021. This means that when applied to the standard manufacturing litre, Arla’s conventional milk price will increase to 36.68 ppl and 44.13 ppl for organic.

• From January 2022, Arla and Starbucks will develop and pilot a new sustainable dairy sourcing blueprint for Starbucks, designed to help reduce the coffee chains carbon emissions from dairy
• At the end of the three-year pilot, Starbucks hopes to scale the blueprint to support Starbucks dairy suppliers across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
• The pilot will work with 14 of Arla’s UK farmer owners, bringing in the broader scientific and sustainable farming expertise of Arla and working with an independent advisor appointed by Starbucks
• This supports both Starbucks ongoing commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent globally and Arla’s target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent per kilo of milk by 2030

• Arla’s 460,000 cows could provide enough power each year to fuel over 1.2m UK homes
• A single Arla cow’s yearly poo could power three households per year
• Dairy cooperative releases ‘cow poo powered patteries’ to highlight the untapped potential across Britain’s dairy farms to help drive the nation towards renewable energy targets

The Arla on-account price for conventional milk will increase by 1.0 euro cent per kilo and the organic milk price will remain unchanged in the UK, from 1 November 2021.

This means that when applied to the standard manufacturing litre Arla’s conventional milk price will increase by 0.90 pence to 33.52 pence per litre the organic milk price will remain at 40.98 pence per litre for Arla’s farmer owners.

New Organic 2.0 standards launched to boost sales of organic dairy products in the UK and attract even more British consumers who care about sustainability and animal welfare. Arla’s organic farmers will all convert to 100% renewable energy to meet the new standards and commit to more ambitious targets for reducing CO2 emissions.