Sunday, September 4, in the Estonian city of Tartu, the local farmers have held an unusual campaign. They bought here all cheap milk at the store Prisma to attract the attention to competitive prices for their products and pointed to unfair trade.

Milk, which was bought by the farmers, will be donated to help those in need food Bank. War prices in the dairy trade began about a year ago, when the Prisma chain of stores began selling milk at 35 cents per liter. Derringham answered and other supermarkets, where prices per litre of milk of approximately 35-36 cents.

The sale of milk below cost is one of the most striking examples of unfair trade, say farmers.