Market trends

Cheese production is responsible for the largest dairy food waste volumes. It is predominantly the result of whey (a by-product of cheese production) being discharged to sewer and land. Cor Salverius Fotografie

31-07-2023 | News

Australian dairy industry to reduce food waste by 50%

Organic Valley launched a pilot program that uses satellite imagery and a computer software pro¬gram to estimate pasture growth and health in real time for their dairy farms, to support intensive rotational grazing. (Generic) Photo: Henk Riswick

26-07-2023 | News

US organic dairy farmers receive some relief for high feed costs

It is believed that the new Bill would strengthen and protect Canada’s system of supply management and present the opportunity to champion growth within Canada’s agricultural sector. Photo: Freepik

25-07-2023 | News

Canada’s dairy farmers welcome new trade Bill

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

21-07-2023 | News

Fresh EU sanctions to have major impact on Russian dairy

Farm margins will be under increased pressure this season unless milk prices begin to rise again. Photo: Canva

18-07-2023 | News

UK dairy sector: fall in price cuts halted

Since early 2000, Zimbabwe has been struggling to meet its annual milk production forcing the southern Africa nation to import its dairy products from mostly from South Africa and Belgium, a major dent for a country going through some economic challenges. Photo: Canva

14-07-2023 | News

How Zimbabwe is boosting milk production

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

11-07-2023 | News

Danone aims to sell Russian assets to EkoNiva

A focus on net zero livestock in the UK

11-07-2023 | News

A focus on net zero livestock in the UK

In 2023, consumer habits get back to the way there were before the pandemic, while a rise in production costs accelerated inflation. As a result, consumption of most dairy products in Poland is in the red zone this year. Photo: Canva

07-07-2023 | News

Dairy crisis in Poland deepens

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