user: Article: Retailers were unable to get hold of the product on Thursday afternoon, but packaging began again on Friday morning.
The low fat is the most popular type of milk, with it making up 70% of all milk sold.
Dairy manager Andrew Tabel blamed the installation of new technology for part of the problem.
He said milk sales had risen by 12% over the last few days with people panic buying because of the cold weather.
The supplies of raw milk were always lower at this time of year, he added.
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Summarize: Guernsey blue milk, or low fat, cartons have returned to island shops and milk rounds after a shortage of supplies.


Article: It reported net income of $9.7bn (Â£6.7bn) compared with $2.8bn the previous year, although that was flattered by a gain of $3.9bn from the revaluation of tax assets in Europe.
Almost all of GM's profits were earned in North America.
Much of that profit growth was due to a 16% rise in sales of SUVs and pick-up trucks in the US.
The world's third-biggest carmaker reaffirmed its earlier forecast that it would increase earnings per share before exceptional items to between $5.25 and $5.75 this year, from $5.02 last year.
It plans to return $16bn to shareholders by the end of next year, including a $9bn share buyback programme.
"It was a strong year on many fronts, capped with record sales and earnings, and a substantial return of capital to our shareholders," said chairman and chief executive Mary Barra.
"We continue to strengthen our core business, which is laying the foundation for the company to lead in the transformation of personal mobility. We believe the opportunities this will create in connectivity, autonomous, car-sharing and electrification will set the stage for driving value for our owners for years to come."
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Summarize: Sales of SUVs and pick-up trucks in North America helped General Motors to achieve improved profits last year.


Article: Observers say the deal has proved controversial among Somaliland's neighbours in the Horn of Africa.
The UAE already has a military facility at Eritrea's Assab port for use in a campaign against Yemeni rebels.
It is part of a coalition that has fought Houthi rebels and imposed a naval blockade on Yemen since 2015.
More than 10,000 people have been killed and 40,000 wounded since then, according to the UN.
Somaliland's President Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo told MPs the military base would help create jobs, the Associated Press agency reports.
During the parliamentary vote, 144 legislators supported the military base, two voted against, two abstained - and nine others who opposed the plan and shouted in the chamber were escorted out by soldiers.
Last year, Somaliland, which declared itself independent from the rest of Somalia in 1991, signed a $442m (Â£353m) deal for a Dubai-based firm to upgrade the port of Berbera, which mainly exports livestock to the Middle East.
Why Somaliland? By Tomi Oladipo, BBC Monitoring Africa security correspondent
The Horn of Africa is strategic for Gulf nations because of ongoing military operations in Yemen and in the long term to protect their shipping interests in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
Djibouti has been the regional hub for foreign military bases, but now faces competition from its next-door neighbour.
In Somaliland, the UAE has an alternative and less controversial location for a military base than Eritrea, which is under UN sanctions.
The Emiratis will also provide much-needed training and equipment for Somaliland forces. The threat posed by militant Islamist group al-Shabab in Somalia has been largely kept at bay in the breakaway region - having a stronger local force backed by an international partner will shore up this stability.
Its port in Berbera is not solely for military use. Its expansion could provide Somaliland with more robust economic opportunities, particularly targeting its landlocked neighbour Ethiopia.
But as Somaliland is not internationally recognised, the authorities will need to be wary of any legal complications that could arise, given the UN-backed government of Somalia was not party to the base or expansion of Berbera.
Yemen, across the Gulf of Aden from Somaliland, spiralled into civil war in 2014 when Houthi rebels overran the capital.
The Saudi-led coalition has since deployed warships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
It says the naval operation is to stop the Houthis receiving weapons from Iran, which backs the rebels but denies providing military support.
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assistant: MPs in the self-declared republic of Somaliland have agreed to allow the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to set up a military base in the port of Berbera.