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Closing of the dairy factories of Arla in Hjørring and Klovborg, Denmark, is now officially announced. DKK 45,000 will be paid per employee for training and retention.
 
Arla's board has confirmed that the dairy factories in Hjørring in North Jutland and Klovborg in Mid Jutland, both Denmark, are to be closed. Production is moved to Taulov, Denmark, which is expected to accommodate 43 new employees.
 

Since new management took over in 2002 by a group composed of young and senior leaders led by Hector Ponce, ATILRA (Association of Dairy Industry Workers of Argentina) has continued to grow, both nationally and internationally.

Ten years ago the organization was going through an extremely critical moment, difficult and even hopeless in economic terms and their representation in the business and relations with the authorities of state.

The growth of dairy futures trading on the NZ stock exchange increases the risk of dairy price volatility and adds to the financialisation of the sector. The New Zealand Herald recently reported that NZX dairy futures trading has passed the 10,000 lot mark for the first time since its inception - a milestone that means the market is well on the way towards reaching critical mass, says head of derivatives Kathryn Haggard. Defining critcial mass as being 150 lots per day compared to about 130 per day at present,she said that the market has exceeded expectation.