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    Britain’s Tesco raises price it pays milk suppliers again

    Published by Wanda Rich

    Posted on June 10, 2022

    2 min read

    Last updated: February 6, 2026

    This image features a British Friesian cow on a farm, representing Tesco's recent decision to raise milk prices for suppliers. This increase highlights the challenges faced by dairy farmers amid rising costs, relevant to the supermarket's market strategies.
    A British Friesian cow on a farm, symbolizing Tesco's fresh milk supply - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s biggest supermarket group Tesco will hike the price it pays for all its fresh milk for a second time in three months as suppliers battle unprecedented levels of on-farm inflation, it said on Friday.

    LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s biggest supermarket group Tesco will hike the price it pays for all its fresh milk for a second time in three months as suppliers battle unprecedented levels of on-farm inflation, it said on Friday.

    The group, which has an over 27% share of Britain’s grocery market, said the more than 500 British dairy farmers that make up the Tesco Sustainable Dairy Group (TSDG) will see the retailer pay them 46 pence per litre from July 1, up from 41.59 pence per litre.

    The rise, which follows a near 20% increase in May, reflects the soaring cost of feed, fuel and fertiliser that dairy farmers are having to endure. Tesco did not say what the implications would be for the price that shoppers pay for milk.

    Several of Tesco’s own brand milk lines, including four-pint variants, are covered by a scheme which matches the prices of German-owned discounter Aldi.

    Last month market researcher Kantar said grocery price inflation hit 7.0% in the four weeks to May 15, its highest level in 13 years.

    The Kantar data also showed Tesco continuing to outperform its big four rivals – Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons on a sales value basis.

    (Reporting by James Davey; editing by Michael Holden)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Britain’s Tesco raises price it pays milk suppliers again

    1What is on-farm inflation?

    On-farm inflation refers to the rising costs of production that farmers face, including expenses for feed, fuel, and fertilizers, which can impact the prices they receive for their products.

    2What is grocery price inflation?

    Grocery price inflation is the increase in the prices of food and household items sold in grocery stores, often measured over a specific period, reflecting changes in supply and demand.

    3What is the Tesco Sustainable Dairy Group?

    The Tesco Sustainable Dairy Group is a collective of British dairy farmers that supply milk to Tesco, focusing on sustainable practices and fair pricing for their products.

    4What is the role of Kantar in grocery market research?

    Kantar is a market research company that analyzes consumer behavior and market trends, providing insights into grocery price inflation and retailer performance.

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