ACCC dry on milk

Last week Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation (QDO) travelled to Sydney and Melbourne to address important issues regarding the ACCC’s flawed interpretation of functions in the domestic milk market.

ACCC must commit to a code with teeth

The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) Interim Report into the dairy industry, released last November, powerfully detailed how the dairy market has failed by highlighting many of the problems in the industry, however it failed to offer sufficient solutions to solve these problems.
By: Brian Tessmann, QDO President
Source: North Queensland Register
Link: http://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/story/5224864/accc-must-commit-to-a-code-with-teeth/

ACCC dairy report: Crisis recognition a step up, says farmer

SWAN Marsh farmer Chris Smith says he is pleased the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has “acknowledged there’s a crisis in the dairy industry”.
By: SIMONE SMITH
Source: The Weekly Times
Link: http://www.weeklytimesnow.com.au/agribusiness/dairy/accc-dairy-report-crisis-recognition-a-step-up-says-farmer/news-story/0bbed2d4a276ed68e4ebb429dc8d9d89

ACCC disappoints dairy

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Dairy Inquiry interim Report, released last week, not only disappointed Queensland dairy farmers but failed to deliver clear direction and intent to fix the mess destroying Queensland and Australian dairy farms.
By: Brian Tessmann QDO president
Source: North Queensland Register
Link: http://www.northqueenslandregister.com.au/story/5098401/accc-inquiry-report-disappoints-dairy/

ACCC Dairy Inquiry given extension

The final reporting date for the ACCC inquiry into the dairy industry has been extended by the Federal Treasurer until April 30, 2018.
By: Brian Tessmann, QDO President
Source: North Queensland Register

ACCC delays final report into dairy industry until April 30

The ACCC’s inquiry into the competitiveness of prices, trading practices and the supply chain in the Australian dairy industry has been extended by five months, with its interim report to be released in late November.
By: John Chanter
Source: THE BORDER MAIL