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Lameness-related discomfort in dairy cows can indirectly alter methane emissions through several mechanisms. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

13-09 | Article

Cow lameness, cameras and methane emissions

In September, Ukrainian dairy companies will sign contracts with Polish companies to purchase 15,000 to 20,000 tonnes of raw milk per month. Photo: Canva

01-09 | News

Ukraine dairy companies source raw milk from EU

Fermented milk production stood at 112,000 tonnes, compared with 178,000 tonnes in the previous year. Butter production dropped to 60,000 tonnes from 64,400 tonnes, and cheese to 89,000 tonnes from 106,500 tonnes, the Ukrainian Union of dairy companies estimated. Photo: Canva

25-08 | News

Ukrainian dairy industry shows resilience

Russia has taken control of the Russian subsidiaries of Danone, alongside beer company Carlsberg. Photo: Canva

02-08 | News

Impact of Russia’s decision to seize control over Danone assets

Since the second quarter of 2022, Russian dairy companies have been actively exploring trade opportunities with other countries. The EU Council aims to close loopholes so that goods and technology prohibited under the previous sanctions don't reach Russia via nations that trade with the EU. Photo: Canva

21-07 | News

Fresh EU sanctions to have major impact on Russian dairy

Danone products include yoghurts and milks as well as plant-based products, waters and specialised nutrition. Photo: Canva

11-07 | News

Danone aims to sell Russian assets to EkoNiva

There are some positive signs on the dairy market (in Russia), as the prices ceased falling in June. There are hopes that the market will eventually manage to adjust itself, but on the other hand, the current prices don't allow milk processors to generate any profit. Photo: Canva

29-06 | News

Russia will not remove product surplus from dairy market

Photo: Canva

19-06 | Article

Thermal stress in swine

Photo: Canva_Weeraa

19-06 | Article

Effects of heat stress on fattening pig’s performance and resilience

Consumption growth is not to be expected. Consequently, we will live in conditions of overproduction. There are two ways in which the situation can develop: a production drop or an export growth," said Mikhail Mishenko, director of the Dairy Intelligence Agency. Photo: Canva

07-06 | News

Russia’s dairy sector seeks to deepen trade ties with China

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