butter

There has been a shortage of butter in several Latvian regions. Photo: Canva
20-12-2024 | News

Butter shortage in the Baltic region

It is speculated that stolen butter is not just being sold to the general public, but to owners of restaurants and bakeries dealing with higher ingredient, heating, labour and tax costs. Photo: Canva
25-11-2024 | News

Butter makes headlines in North America

A group of Russian companies have reportedly filed a notification to the Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service about an upcoming rise in butter prices by up to 20%. Photo: Canva
15-11-2024 | News

Russian butter market in turmoil

German dairy farmers are, like their colleagues in many other countries, confronted by a steady decline in the consumption of their products. Photo: Canva
29-04-2024 | News

2,400 German dairy farmers quit in 2023

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

EU dairy prices have passed their peak with the average EU raw milk prices falling in January. Photo: Anne van der Woude
18-04-2023 | News

Short-term outlook for EU milk and dairy products

Bacterial spores, which are found in raw milk, can survive harsh processing conditions encountered in dairy manufacturing, including pasteurisation, and drying. Photo: Canva
08-03-2023 | Article

Analysis of spore reduction strategy in raw milk

Canadian dairy cow productivity has steadily increased over the past decade, primarily due to improved genetics. Photo: Anne van der Woude
02-12-2022 | Article

Canada dairy cow productivity growth seen

A dry climate and the excellent condition of herds are some of the reasons Argentina’s dairy output increased 4% in 2021. Photo: Julián Amé in Buenos Aires, Argentina
18-04-2022 | Article

Argentina’s dairy sector milks improved performance

Photo: rodeopix, pixabay
12-03-2021 | Article

Hard butter, hard questions