ANALYSIS: Why cheap cheese is worse for dairy farmers than $1 milk
Cheese sold at $6/kg can take up to 10 litres of milk to make, equating to as little 60 cents per litre retail value
We have an enduring love for it, but Australians are paying less for it on a cents-per-litre basis than they do for milk.
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