Anne Stallybrass dead at 82: A look at The Onedin Line actress who secretly wed her co-star, played a shipping wife despite fear of the sea, was ill-used by TV husbands and courageously left her show at the height of its success
Anne - full name Jacqueline Anne Stallybrass - was born on 4 December 1938 and died on 3 July 2021. She is survived by a nephew and two nieces
She enjoyed huge fame playing Jane Seymour in The Six Wives Of Henry VIII in 1970 and later in The Onedin as the long-suffering wife of a shipping boss
Life later imitated art when she married Peter Gilmour, who played James
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Coles to buy milk direct from farmers for Coles Brand cheese; follows direct sourcing for Coles Brand milk Coles is recruiting more dairy farmers from.
Coles seeking extra 155m litres of milk Coles has broken out of the blocks early, trying to lock in dairy farmers to 2021-22 supply contracts for its milk and cheese.
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Subscriber only Coles is trying to recruit an extra 155 million litres of milk from southeast Australian dairy farmers to process its own-brand cheese. One southwest Victorian dairy farmer who is working his way through details of the Coles 2021-22 milk supply agreement said the prices they re offering are good, but I m yet to figure out what it comes down to in dollars per kilogram of milk solids.
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Coles to buy milk direct from Tasmanian dairy farms for Coles Brand milk
Coles is restructuring its milk supply chain to purchase milk directly from Tasmanian dairy farms for Coles Brand fresh white milk, providing farmers with greater confidence over their future income and securing ongoing supply of fresh local milk for Tasmanian customers.
Under the new sourcing model, Coles will offer Tasmanian dairy farmers transparent farmgate contracts of up to three years, replacing the current model under which Coles Brand fresh white milk sold in Tasmania is sourced through processors, who set the price farmers receive.
Coles launched its direct sourcing model in Victoria and Southern and Central New South Wales in 2019, contracting directly with local farmers to supply milk for Coles Brand fresh white milk in those markets and offering a competitive farmgate milk price.