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Photo: Mark Pasveer
21-05 | News

Tariffs on US grains and soy among EU’s proposed countermeasures

Following a meeting of European leaders – the first summit between the EU and the UK since Brexit in 2020 – it was agreed that the mutual export of agrifood products between the EU and the UK must occur again without certification, border controls or other red tape. Photo: Peter Roek
20-05 | News

EU-UK trade agreement: What it means for agricultural products

Dairy consumption has long been a subject of public and government attention in Iran. Photo: Peter Roek
05-03 | News

Waning domestic demand drives Iranian dairy exports

The Canadian dairy market may be severely disrupted by US tariff and trade manoeuvres this year and next year. Photo: Ronald Hissink
05-03 | News

New domestic market opportunities for Canada’s dairy farmers

Photo: Misset
15-10-2024 | News

New Zealand’s dairy season begins strong

Under World Trade Organization rules, China must substantiate that the EU provides unfair subsidies to its dairy industry to impose tariffs. Photo: Canva
04-10-2024 | News

Impact of Chinese export restrictions on European dairy

EU challenges dairy trade dispute with China
24-09-2024 | News

EU challenges dairy trade dispute with China

In India, Sid’s Farm has secured US$10 million in investment funding to build processing plants to meet growing demand in Hyderabad and Bengaluru. Photo: Canva
29-08-2024 | News

Growth in Asia: New dairy plants by major companies

The government of Algeria is encouraging consumers to favour fresh, locally-produced milk rather than reconstituted milk. Photo: Canva
02-07-2024 | News

Algeria’s future dairy industry looks bright

Some technologies in the Russian dairy industry are still in short supply. Photo: Canva
22-03-2024 | News

Russian dairy – how operations continue to run