Arla Increases Milk Price as Global Dairy Markets Stabilize

Arla has announced an increase in its conventional milk price to 35.83 pence per litre for May 2026, marking a 1.76 pence rise. While the organic milk price remains unchanged, the move reflects adjustments in global dairy markets as supplies expand and retail prices stabilize.

Arla Foods has decided to raise its conventional milk price by 1.76 pence per litre, setting it at 35.83 pence per litre for May 2026. This adjustment comes amidst a stabilization in global dairy markets, offering a modest boost to farmers. However, the price for organic milk remains steady at 56.31 pence per litre, reflecting ongoing pressures within that segment. The increase in conventional milk price occurs as global milk supplies continue to grow, and retail prices begin to stabilize following a period of volatility. European dairy supply remains robust, with Arla indicating a balance in commodity prices, suggesting a more stable pricing environment in the short term. Despite these adjustments, Arla has cautioned that the market conditions remain influenced by geopolitical factors, particularly related to the Middle East, leaving the overall outlook uncertain. In the UK, the organic dairy sector is experiencing challenges, with supply ...