WASHINGTON - Consumers soon can expect to pay 50 cents more for a gallon of milk, due to a combination of smaller herds, higher feed and beef prices, less growth hormone on the market and the emergence of mad cow disease.
Milk prices reached a 25-year low last year but are rebounding to record highs in 2004, helped by a reduction in supply.
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Just another way to gouge consumers. I wonder if they're trying the OPEC strategy by reducing output to drive up prices.
Milk prices reached a 25-year low last year but are rebounding to record highs in 2004, helped by a reduction in supply.
The story...
Just another way to gouge consumers. I wonder if they're trying the OPEC strategy by reducing output to drive up prices.