| TEATRAY | China supporter, supplier of milk and fish (3,4) |
| CATS | Acts like lovers of milk and fish (4) |
| FRIESIAN | Supplier of milk and chips - a Scot possibly |
| DUG | Supplier of milk and fertiliser withholding name (3) |
| BEFRIENDER | Possibly bitter about China supporter |
| SHELF | China supporter |
| MAEWEST | Mum, street resident after supplier of milk, potential life-saver (3,4) |
| FORMULA | Infants food consisting of a prescribed mixture of milk and other ingredients |
| CUSTARD | Sweetened mixture of milk and eggs, baked, boiled or frozen (7) |
| ISRAELI | Someone living in the land of milk and honey (7) |
| AFLOAT | A supplier of milk at sea? (6) |
| WETNURSE | Ewe turns out to be supplier of milk (3,5) |
| DAIRY | Parched, welcoming first-class supplier of milk (5) |
| TEA | Supplier of milk reduced drink (3) |
| COWED | A supplier of milk the editor intimidated (5) |
| UDDER | Supplier of milk shake cutting pipe down (5) |
| CLOVER | A trifoliate plant with flowers, "sucklers" and trefoils beloved by grazing cattle, hence recalled in a phrase meaning "bed of roses", "land of milk and honey" or "lap of luxury" (6) |
| UDDERS | Suppliers of milk sent dude to right school (6) |
| CREAM | Substance that rises to the top of a pint of milk and yields butter when churned; or, a confection of fudge or peppermint fondant covered in chocolate (5) |
| TEATROLLEY | Source of milk and bread you once turned up - a supplier of refreshments (3,7) |
