Manx dairy produce understood to be expanding into United States market too
Global pressures facing dairy farmers are understood to be improving, following the cost-of-living crisis and high inflation.
The Isle of Man Creamery says despite the perception it's succeeding, it's not immune to challenges and the 'ups and downs' of the wider dairy industry.
Commodity prices over the past several years are said to have risen as high as 70 percent.
Managing Director Findlay Macleod explains:
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