Industry & Markets

Load shedding or power outages is disruptive to the lives of South Africans as well as the agriculture sector - left for hours every day without being able to use electricity, this has been ongoing for years now. Photo: Canva

27-03-2023 | Article

Energy crisis: What it means for South African dairy farmers

Janis Irbe, chairman of the board of the Council of cooperation of agricultural organizations, estimated that the wholesale price of raw milk in Latvia stood at €0.2 per litre, nearly half of the price farmers currently get in other European markets. Photo: Canva

23-03-2023 | News

Latvia and Lithuania’s dairy sector seeking support

From better feed management to the latest progress in automation, there are many aspects that can assist in keeping a dairy operation running as cost-efficiently as possible. Photo: Misset

23-03-2023 | News

Watch seminar on-demand: Maximising dairy farm profits

the impact of western sanctions on the Russian dairy industry should not be underestimated, said Roman Chuybak, Soyuzmoloko manager. Photo: Canva

17-03-2023 | News

EU’s sanctions directly target Russian dairy industry

Rabobank Analyst Michael Harvey: “The Australian liquid milk export sector has continued to perform strongly in recent years, despite dwindling milk supply.” Photo: Rabobank

16-03-2023 | Article

Drinking milk – key category for Australian dairy

In 2022, the dairy industry in the country suffered major destruction, especially in the eastern and southern regions. As a result, milk production last year shrunk by 1 million tonnes to 7.66 million, to the lowest level ever. Photo: Eastern European Correspondents

10-03-2023 | News

Russia-Ukraine war continues – what does it mean for dairy?

Dairy Global is at Booth 3080 in Hall 2 at VIV Asia in Bangkok, Thailand, along with Poultry World, Pig Progress and All About Feed. Photo: Misset

07-03-2023 | News

Preparations underway: Dairy Global at VIV Asia

The demonstration farm at the centre of the project is a 290-hectare property surrounding Fonterra’s Whareroa site. Photo: Nestlé

03-03-2023 | News

New Zealand gets its first net zero carbon emissions dairy farm

Danone may sell 13 dairy plants it ran in Russia before it decided to suspend operation in October 2022. Photo: Canva

03-03-2023 | News

Danone may keep a stake in Russian business

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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