Industry & Markets

A recent survey by the National Farmers’ Union found that almost 10% of dairy producers are likely to stop producing milk by 2025, with smallest producers – those that produce less than 1m litres a year - being the hardest hit. Photo: Canva

12-09-2023 | News

UK dairy producers quit as financial situation worsens

From 1 January 2024, the Russian government will subsidise 100% of the logistics costs of the export of several categories of dairy products, including cheese, butter and dry whey.

08-09-2023 | News

Russia to fully subsidise logistics costs for dairy

Global dairy turnover jump 7.4%, Lactalis in top spot

04-09-2023 | News

Global dairy turnover jump 7.4%, Lactalis in top spot

Dairy Diary: August business update

01-09-2023 | News

Dairy Diary: August business update

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

01-09-2023 | News

Ukraine dairy companies source raw milk from EU

IoT devices can precisely assess the inputs and management of dairy farms in real-time, improving accuracy and saving time for farmers. Some of the visible examples of this in our dairy industry are the millions of wearable devices such as collars and eartags. Photo: Koos Groenewold

31-08-2023 | Article

How dairy farmers can prepare for the agtech revolution

Wisconsin, USA: World Dairy Expo in 6 questions

29-08-2023 | Article

Wisconsin, USA: World Dairy Expo in 6 questions

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

25-08-2023 | News

Ukrainian dairy industry shows resilience

In the UK, food prices rose by 16.9% in 2022 and soared in early 2023 (+33% for milk, +39% for cheddar cheese in April 2023). Photo: Canva

21-08-2023 | Article

Overview of dairy inflation in Europe

A large share of Latvian milk farmers lack working capital and already struggle for survival. Photo: Shutterstock

18-08-2023 | News

Drought and low prices threaten Latvian dairy

Interviews

From field to feed: tackling mycotoxins and protecting animal health

30-06 | Interview

From field to feed: tackling mycotoxins and protecting animal health

Despite animal health and climate challenges impacting milk supply and inflationary and trade challenges impacting dairy demand, the sector remains resilient, says Mary Ledman, global dairy strategist at RaboResearch. Photo: Canva

26-06 | Interview

“Demand for dairy remains resilient in 2025”

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