Carrefour: partnership in organic dairy products
(CercleFinance.com) - Carrefour and its Foundation, WWF France, Laiterie de Saint-Denis-de-l'Hôtel (LSDH) and dairy farmers of the Bassin Center (APLBC) “have just entered into the first partnership to support dairy producers switch over to organic farming methods,” Carrefour said today.
“The partnership announced by Carrefour and its Foundation, WWF France, LSDH and APLBC Bio will ensure financial support for a two-year period (the time needed to switch over to organic farming methods) for around 66 milk producers who are members of the APLBC Bio producers organisation.
LSDH and the Carrefour Foundation will give producers in the APLBC Bio cooperative E30 and E20 respectively for every 1000 L that they produce for two years - a total of 10 million L of milk. Furthermore, at the end of this two-year period, the partnership will guarantee the producers an outlet for the volumes that they produce: Carrefour will enter into three-year contracts with them,” Carrefour said.
The first organic milk from this partnership will be available in Carrefour stores from 2020 onwards. Consumers will be able to identify them easily thanks to specific labeling.
Copyright (c) 2018 CercleFinance.com. All rights reserved.
“The partnership announced by Carrefour and its Foundation, WWF France, LSDH and APLBC Bio will ensure financial support for a two-year period (the time needed to switch over to organic farming methods) for around 66 milk producers who are members of the APLBC Bio producers organisation.
LSDH and the Carrefour Foundation will give producers in the APLBC Bio cooperative E30 and E20 respectively for every 1000 L that they produce for two years - a total of 10 million L of milk. Furthermore, at the end of this two-year period, the partnership will guarantee the producers an outlet for the volumes that they produce: Carrefour will enter into three-year contracts with them,” Carrefour said.
The first organic milk from this partnership will be available in Carrefour stores from 2020 onwards. Consumers will be able to identify them easily thanks to specific labeling.
Copyright (c) 2018 CercleFinance.com. All rights reserved.