Here in germany, there is a company producing milk, which expects 1.60€ per liter of milk. Regional, but non-"bio"¹. On the other hand, there is a no-name bran

Here in germany, there is a company producing milk, which expects 1.60€ per liter of milk. Regional, but non-"bio"¹. On the other hand, there is a no-name brand, which delivers "bio" milk¹, for 1.05€ per liter. During the high-inflation period, the regional "non-bio" milk was significantly less stocked than the "bio" milk. This has turned around by now, the "non-bio" milk is quite obviously hard to sell (i.e. tags with "30% off due to expiry date" on it), while the "bio" milk is out of stock. ¹ "bio" is regulated quite strictly, cows must have quite a few m² to roam around freely in the open, amongst others