
Market data
Weekly quotationsQuotation
The German, French and Dutch commission quotations, published in full every week, with our own average of the three. Free to read, no registration, no delay — the same sheet the desk works from.
Physical quotations
Germany, France and the Netherlands
Butter
€ 4,17034+0.8%
- Germany
- € 4,15000.0%
- France
- € 4,34081+1.9%
- Netherlands
- € 4,02020+0.5%
SMP
€ 3,133124+4.1%
- Germany
- € 3,178128+4.2%
- France
- € 3,04092+3.1%
- Netherlands
- € 3,180150+5.0%
Whey
€ 1,58095+6.4%
- Germany
- € 1,585100+6.7%
- France
- € 1,55493+6.4%
- Netherlands
- € 1,60090+6.0%
WMP
€ 3,746112+3.1%
- Germany
- € 3,800115+3.1%
- France
- € 3,717111+3.1%
- Netherlands
- € 3,720110+3.0%
Source: the German, French and Dutch commission quotations. The average is our own unweighted mean of the three.
Executed against quoted
What our customers paid
One line is the official Dutch butter quotation. The other is what Get Fair Dairy actually executed in the same weeks — spot butter out of the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium, weighted by tonnage. Both sides are averaged over the same four weeks, so what you are looking at is the market rather than the smoothing.
ExecutedQuotation
- 14 Sept 26
The difference, week by week
Over the last 13 weeks the executed price averaged €157/t below the quotation. The quoted line is the Officiële Nederlandse Zuivelnotering for fresh butter, set every Wednesday by the Commissie Officiële Nederlandse Zuivelnoteringen and published by ZuivelNL — euro per 100 kg ex factory, converted here to the tonne, every week since January 2022. Every point on the executed line is the volume-weighted price of the published deals in the four weeks up to that date — sometimes a dozen, sometimes one. Where the book holds none, the line hops the hole with a dash: it joins the two measured points on either side and claims nothing in between. Butter only for now: the other commodities do not yet trade in enough weekly volume to carry a weekly line.
The archive
The year behind this week's sheet
Every weekly sheet in the archive, in full: one line per country with the three-country average on top. Euro per metric tonne, week by week.
Butter
- 2 Sept 26
- Three-country average€ 4,170
- Germany€ 4,150
- France€ 4,340
- Netherlands€ 4,020
SMP
- 2 Sept 26
- Three-country average€ 3,133
- Germany€ 3,178
- France€ 3,040
- Netherlands€ 3,180
Whey
- 2 Sept 26
- Three-country average€ 1,580
- Germany€ 1,585
- France€ 1,554
- Netherlands€ 1,600
WMP
- 2 Sept 26
- Three-country average€ 3,746
- Germany€ 3,800
- France€ 3,717
- Netherlands€ 3,720
How to read this
What is quoted, and what is worked out
Only the euro quotations are entered. Everything else on this page — the three-country average and the change against 26 Aug 2026 — is calculated from them and checked against the published sheet before it goes live. Everything is quoted in euro per metric tonne, as it settles. Where a change reads 0.0% the quotation did not move, not that we lack the number.
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