Breakdowns have pushed a little more milk onto the market, this milk fetching 28ppl to 30ppl del. Underlying market till 34/35ppl del. 25tBSC prices have picked up a little £2.05 to £2.07kg ex works and looking to add a little more this coming week. Export c. £2.08 to £2.10kg ex.

25tBSC prices are on the up, last week £2.10kg at start moving towards £2.15kg ex works by end of the week, prices expected to keep firming this week. Export cream fetching from £2.16 to to £2.19kg ex equiv. Spot milk not really changed much on previous week, breakdowns hampering

Big volumes of breakdown milk still causing huge range in spot milk prices, from as low as 25ppl to get rid to highs of 36/37ppl for top ups. 25tBSC prices on the move now £2.18 to £2.20kg ex works for domestic, up to £2.28kg equiv exports. EU dom prices c. £2.52kg ex equivalent.

Stronger butter prices are helping to push 25tBSC prices higher, range now circa £2.25kg to £2.30kg ex works, top end of the range more linked with export returns. Operational issues continue to impact spot milk prices, maintaining a wide price range from 28ppl to 42ppl delivered

25tBSC prices consolidated above £2.30 up to £2.35kg ex works last wk, export returning up to £2.40kg ex equiv on back of EU domestic prices put at circa £2.65/kg ex. Resolved operational issues means spot milk prices have firmed at the low end, main trading circa 35ppl delivered

Prices for 25tBSC holding £2.33kg to £2.35kg ex works with exports returns also unchanged from the previous week. Spot milk prices are starting to climb as more come to the market looking to buy with seasonal peak now well behind. Prices now 40ppl to 41ppl delivered and climbing

25tBSC prices are up again this week with our domestic price now £2.38 kg ex works with exports returning at best £2.45kg while continental domestic cream prices have eased a tad (c.£2.62kg ex). Spot milk prices moving north as milk supply tightens circa 42ppl to 43ppl delivered.

Domestic 25tBSC prices have now edged up above the £2.40kg ex works level with exports delivering around £2.45kg equivalent. EU dom cream put around £2.63kg ex. Spot milk prices consolidating c. 43ppl to 44ppl level with very few now in a position of having to sell any surpluses.

Spot milk price holding around 43ppl to 44ppl del. 25tBSC prices have stepped up with domestic price range now at £2.47kg to £2.50kg ex works. Export returning £2.53kg to £2.55kg ex on the back of stronger EU market with their home market put at £2.72kg to £2.76kg ex equivalent.

Summer sporting & social events, combined with prices inching up in the EU helping to keep cream prices firm with our 25tBSC price ranging £2.52kg to £2.55kg ex works, export return a tad firmer with EU dom price c £2.75kg ex. Spot milk trading range to buy 43ppl to 46ppl del.

Butter prices have firmed slightly which, inturn has helped domestic cream prices to push up further, to levels pretty much on a par with export returns at £2.62kg to £2.65kg ex works. Spot milk prices maybe just easing back a touch on the previous week, 43ppl to 44ppl delivered.

Markets are reported quiet with prices pretty much unchanged from last week. 25tBSC price range £2.62kg to £2.65kg ex works. Spot milk trading range 42ppl to 45ppl delivered. Demand is not rocket though and therefore, having to sell it might be a struggle to achieve these prices.

Little change with spot milk still in the 42ppl to 45ppl delivered range. 25tBSC domestic prices also holding around £2.62kg to £2.65kg ex works, with export returns at the top end of this range. EU domestic prices have firmed a little but any positive effect yet to filter back.

UK 25tBSC prices this wk £2.68 to £2.70kg ex works, exports adding 5p premium on back of stronger EU domestic prices, ranging from £2.88 to £2.97 per kg ex works equivalent. Spot milk 42ppl to 45ppl del with a little weakness in price reported if having to shift larger volumes.

Despite the holiday period butter demand both here and on the continent is driving up cream prices with 25tBSC trading this week both domestic and export between £2.80kg to £2.83kg ex works. Spot milk trading is still relatively quiet with trading range put at 42ppl to 44ppl del

25tBSC prices have stepped up this week from £2.82 kg at the start to almost £2.90kg ex works by yesterday. Prices edging closer our record level set in summer of 2022. EU domestic cream prices pushing higher circa £3.15kg ex works. Spot milk prices unchanged 42ppl to 44ppl del.

25tBSC prices broke to record highs this wk trading yesterday as high as £3.05kg ex works surpassing our £2.95/kg in Sept'22 EU domestic prices c. €3.35kg ex equivalent as Bluetongue virus continues to spread across Europe driving fears over supply. Spot milk trading 44 to 47ppl

Another new record for our 25tBSC price with some desperate buyers paying as much as £3.36kg ex works for delivery next week. However, the main trading range for bulk of volume also an all time high £3.13 to £3.18kg ex works. Spot milk price creeping up 48ppl to 50ppl delivered.

25tBSC prices holding strong with the main trading range edging up into £3.15kg to £3.25kg ex works. A few loads reportedly going for £3.30kg ex and so not quite as high as the highs the week previous due to a little pushback. Spot milk unchanged at the 48ppl to 50ppl level del.

Butter values on our StoneXMilkpricescomUKMFE forward curve continue to push to new records, 25tBSC domestic prices up this last week trading a range from £3.19kg to £3.30kg ex with little or no benefit from export as UK supplies tight. Spot milk unchanged 48ppl to 50ppl del.