A furious farmer has slammed the supermarkets for not doing enough as both Coles and Woolworths announce a milk levy to help drought-hit workers.
Joe Bradley, a Queensland dairy farmer, appeared on the Today Show on Thursday, and shamed the supermarket giant for not adding a levy to their milk to support struggling farmers.
'The really sad fact is that we haven't heard a whisper from Coles,' Mr Bradley said.
'I give credit to Woolies because someone has finally put their hand up and said we're going to help someway – it's a start, it's not enough.
Joe Bradley, a Queensland dairy farmer shamed the supermarket giant for not adding a levy to their milk
'The really sad fact is that we haven't heard a whisper from Coles,' Mr Bradley said
Coles' rival Woolworths, has already added a 10 cent milk levy to some of their milk (stock image)
A Coles spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia they have added a 10 cent levy as they increased the price of their 3L Own Brand Milk to help support the farmers.
'Coles and our customers have already committed almost $12 million to drought relief, including $5 million from the Coles Nurture Fund to assist drought affected farmers,' the spokesperson said.
'To further support Australian farmers Coles will, from today until the end of the year, increase the price of our 3L Own Brand milk from $3.00 to $3.30.
'100 per cent of this increase will be donated to farmers affected by drought.
'Coles has always supported our Aussie farmers. We have an Australia First Sourcing Policy and all of our fresh milk is 100% Australian.
'Coles for a number of years has sold a range of milk brands with a percentage of sales going to support dairy farmers in Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia.'
'All we can do is ask the public to boycott Coles until they come on board,' Mr Bradley said (stock image)
Before the announcement, Mr Bradley asked Australians to boycott Coles following their disappearance in helping farmers.
'Congratulations Woolies but shame on Coles – I've asked them to come talk to me and talk to farmers, they haven't,' he said.
'All we can do is ask the public to boycott Coles until they come on board.'
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Main photo article A furious farmer has slammed the supermarkets for not doing enough as both Coles and Woolworths announce a milk levy to help drought-hit workers.
Joe Bradley, a Queensland dairy farmer, appeared on the Today Show on Thursday, and shamed the supermarket giant for not adding a levy to their milk...
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