Creamery MD hopes DEFA can support farmers
Consumers won't a see a rise in the cost of a pint of milk in the immediate future, despite the impact of this year's weather on the Island's farming industry.
The retail price of milk, which stands at 60p-per-pint, is controlled by the Milk Price Order.
Previous increases, which were approved by Tynwald, came in 2012 and again in 2015.
Managing Director of Isle of Man Creamery Findlay Macleod confirmed a price rise is not on the cards:
Housing, healthcare and overspending some of the concerns ahead of elections
Isle of Man residents will head to the polls in September
Yellow weather warning for next two high tides
Strong winds expected to lead to slight coastal overtopping
Controversial clause 'would help ensure public expectations are met'
Former minister says legislation is needed to ensure authorities provide a certain standard of services
Glover refuses to sign Bishop's vote bill over diocese concerns
The MHK says he cannot support legislation removing the Bishop's vote in Tynwald, warning it could put the historic diocese at risk
