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Glanbia Co-op discount

  • 25-04-2013 10:22pm
    #1
    delaval
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    All fert bought by members between 22nd April till June 1st no interest charge until August.

    All meal delivered between 1st April and 27th to be rebated by €25 /tonne

    What do you all think?


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  • #2
    mf240
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,881 ✭✭✭mf240


    Are you on the board delaval? You seem to have all the breaking news first?


  • #3
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    delaval wrote: »
    All fert bought by members between 22nd April till June 1st no interest charge until August.

    All meal delivered between 1st April and 27th to be rebated by €25 /tonne

    What do you all think?

    couldnt deal with em lately on both fronts . they were doin their best to keep up the inflation index to "attract" us all into signing up the new milk scheme


  • #4
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    mf240 wrote: »
    Are you on the board delaval? You seem to have all the breaking news first?

    they`ve been texting me to death all evening..


  • #5
    delaval
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    mf240 wrote: »
    Are you on the board delaval? You seem to have all the breaking news first?
    I assure you I am not on any board. The pay would not be good enough for me to leave my business in the hands of others.

    We received a text this afternoon


  • #6
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    btw why are the co-op the sole subsidiser of the exclusivly PLC agribussiness products...


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  • #7
    delaval
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    TEAT SQUEEZER wrote: »
    couldnt deal with em lately on both fronts . they were doin their best to keep up the inflation index to "attract" us all into signing up the new milk scheme
    Very interesting comment I was thinking the same when my milk manager contacted me again this am to sign up to fixed price scheme.

    Teat, did you sign up as a matter of interest? We wont be signing this time


  • #8
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    delaval wrote: »
    I assure you I am not on any board. The pay would not be good enough for me to leave my business in the hands of others.

    We received a text this afternoon

    theres a place free for you delboy after yesterdays council sham ,sorry ratification process...


  • #9
    mf240
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,881 ✭✭✭mf240


    For some reason I don't get texts other than the alert ones.

    Would you agree that they are uncompetitive?


  • #10
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    delaval wrote: »
    Very interesting comment I was thinking the same when my milk manager contacted me again this am to sign up to fixed price scheme.

    Teat, did you sign up as a matter of interest? We wont be signing this time

    no .. have a toe dipped in the previous 2 which have delivered 0.8 c/l over the variable BUT beware of patting oneself on the back too much cos 2013`s price is gonna leave both of the earlier schemes in its wake and i think on completion they will lag the variable price.. i dont like this talking down of 2015 milk price as an aside.. coming from the biggest processer in the country and all


  • #11
    delaval
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    TEAT SQUEEZER wrote: »
    no .. have a toe dipped in the previous 2 which have delivered 0.8 c/l over the variable BUT beware of patting oneself on the back too much cos 2013`s price is gonna leave both of the earlier schemes in its wake and i think on completion they will lag the variable price.. i dont like this talking down of 2015 milk price as an aside.. coming from the biggest processer in the country and all
    Couldn't agree more.
    I take it from your earlier post that the council rejected the two guys again


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  • #12
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    delaval wrote: »
    Couldn't agree more.
    I take it from your earlier post that the council rejected the two guys again

    an affront to democracy... total neutering of all local and regional commitee`s when its now the council that will "elect" our board members. .. should we scrap the whole regional break down within glanbia and vote for board members off a panel of candidates regardless of location?..


  • #13
    Timmaay
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    Got the text myself also. Paid 325ish for a 16% high ufl nut from Paul and Vincent last load, where does that fit in with glanbias prices?


  • #14
    delaval
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,949 ✭✭✭delaval


    TEAT SQUEEZER wrote: »
    an affront to democracy... total neutering of all local and regional commitee`s when its now the council that will "elect" our board members. .. should we scrap the whole regional break down within glanbia and vote for board members off a panel of candidates regardless of location?..
    I agree re. getting rid of all area and regions as people get very ridged and set in their ways, but how would the panel be selected or would it be open to all comers?


  • #15
    TEAT SQUEEZER
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    delaval wrote: »
    I agree re. getting rid of all area and regions as people get very ridged and set in their ways, but how would the panel be selected or would it be open to all comers?

    i presume a hybrid system would be needed initally so plenty blood letting for a while... basically being from an area has fuk all relevance to what matters in the big picture so whats important for me is likewise to u . so i`d say th make up of boards would be along dairy( liquid/manuf), drystock and tillage lines... the farce of thre same board men sitting on 3 boards would really show up in that scenario.. let em get bogged down at co-op level but fuk it if id like to see non dairy lads on giil .. (thanks anyway for the 6% lads :D)


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