(a) a farmer who produces and sells milk;  (b) a person operating an establishment which either processes milk or manufactures other  milk products or both; and  (c) any other person or group of persons who buy and sell milk or other milk products at any  point in the chain of supply for dairy produce between a farmer and consumer;  (a) any activity specified in paragraph (2) insofar as it—  (i) is for the purpose referred to in article 5(2)(a); and  (ii) does not involve the sharing between dairy produce suppliers of any information  regarding costs or pricing; or  (b) any activity specified in paragraph (3) insofar as it—  (i) is for the purpose referred to in article 5(4)(a); and  (ii) does not involve the sharing between dairy produce suppliers of any information  regarding costs or pricing.  (a) collecting and sharing information on surplus milk quantities, stock levels, and aggregate  customer demand for milk during the dairy produce demand disruption period;  (b) collecting and sharing information on the availability of milk processing, storage and  drying capacity during the dairy produce demand disruption period;  (c) sharing of labour or coordination of the deployment of labour from other industries into  the dairy produce supplier workforce during the dairy produce demand disruption period;  (d) coordination and sharing of facilities or coordination of the deployment of new facilities  in the dairy produce supply chain during the dairy produce demand disruption period;  (e) coordination on the processing and storage of surplus milk during the dairy produce  demand disruption period; and  (f) sharing information on services provided by logistics service providers during the dairy  produce demand disruption period.  (a) coordination as regards the temporary reduction of milk production during the dairy  produce demand disruption period insofar as it does not involve coordination with the  object of excluding one or more dairy produce suppliers from the market; and  (3) The activities specified in this paragraph are—  (2) The activities specified in this paragraph are—  3. —(1) For the purposes of this Order a qualifying activity by a dairy produce supplier is—  “surplus milk” means milk produced which is excess to customer demand.  “retailer” means any person carrying on (or actively seeking to carry on) a business in the  supply of dairy produce to consumers;  “qualifying activities” has the meaning given in article 3 for dairy produce suppliers and has  the meaning given in article 4 for logistics service providers;  “other milk products” means any milk products other than milk, and includes skimmed and  semi-skimmed milk, cream, butter, yoghurt and cheese;  “milk” means the product of milking one or more cows;  “logistics service provider” means any person carrying on (or actively seeking to carry on) a  business providing a service to a dairy produce supplier in relation to delivery or storage of  dairy produce or the maintenance of equipment used to process milk or manufacture other  milk products;  “farmer” means a person who (alone or in partnership) carries on the trade of farming;  Qualifying activities by dairy produce suppliers  2