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Milk tea, a widely loved beverage across the globe, combines the antioxidant benefits of tea with the calcium in milk. However, nutrition experts are warning that the health impacts of milk tea are determined by its preparation and the time it’s consumed. HealthWatch, a leading nutrition advisory in the U.S., emphasizes that milk tea with added sugars and high-fat milk can quickly become a calorie-heavy drink, potentially diminishing its health benefits. Additionally, recent studies have shown that drinking milk tea early in the day, particularly on an empty stomach, may have unexpected drawbacks. Reasons to Avoid Milk Tea in the…

The Vietnam Dairy Enzymes Market is experiencing robust growth, driven by increasing demand for health-enhancing dairy products and advancements in enzyme production technologies. The market, valued at USD 12.10 million in 2023, is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.58% through 2029. Key trends include the demand for specialized enzyme solutions in milk and milk-based products, product differentiation, and sustainable enzyme production practices. The Vietnam Dairy Enzymes Market, which focuses on the use of specialized enzymes in the dairy processing industry, is experiencing significant growth. The market was valued at USD 12.10 million in 2023 and is projected to…

A recent report reveals that 7% of dairy farm workers in Michigan and Colorado tested positive for H5N1 bird flu following exposure during outbreaks in dairy cows. The CDC has updated its guidelines to protect workers, with no evidence of person-to-person transmission. A new report revealed that 7% of dairy farm workers in Michigan and Colorado tested positive for H5N1 bird flu after exposure during outbreaks among dairy cows. Published on November 19, 2024, the findings show that eight out of 115 workers had evidence of infection, with several not reporting common symptoms of the disease. The Centers for Disease…

A study highlights the severe impact of bovine leukemia virus (BLV) on U.S. and Canadian dairy herds, showing its role in reducing milk production, increasing mastitis, metritis, and culling risks, while causing significant economic losses. A new study highlights the association between bovine leukemia virus (BLV) infections and various detrimental dairy diseases, impacting herds across the United States and Canada. BLV, which causes enzootic bovine leukosis—a retroviral disease of the lymphoid tissue—has been shown to have far-reaching economic and health impacts. According to a report by the United States Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA-APHIS), this…

Greenpeace protests against Fonterra’s use of palm kernel for cattle feed, highlighting environmental risks linked to deforestation and the destruction of wildlife habitats. The campaign urges investors to reconsider their support for practices impacting global ecosystems and calls for sustainable agricultural reforms within New Zealand’s dairy industry. In Auckland, New Zealand, supporters of Greenpeace, an international environmental organization dedicated to preserving ecosystems and combating climate change, gathered outside Fonterra’s headquarters to protest the dairy giant’s use of palm kernel expeller (PKE) for cattle feed. The demonstrators assembled a large puzzle symbolizing the environmental impact of Fonterra’s reliance on palm kernel.…

Dairy UK urges policymakers to adopt a balanced approach that values both the nutritional and environmental benefits of dairy. Its report, UK Dairy: More Nutrition with Fewer Emissions, highlights dairy’s key role in providing essential nutrients and the industry’s progress in reducing its environmental impact. The report stresses the need for informed policies that support sustainable diets, public health, and economic stability while achieving environmental goals. Dairy UK, the leading trade association for the dairy sector in the United Kingdom, is calling for a balanced approach to nutrition and sustainability. The organization’s latest report, UK Dairy: More Nutrition with Fewer…

Karachi dairy farmers are considering a milk price hike due to increased taxes on dairy animals, which have raised operational costs. The tax hike could impact milk prices and availability. Dairy farmers in Karachi, Pakistan, have hinted at a potential increase in milk prices due to the local administration’s decision to impose double tax collection on dairy animals. According to ARY News, the tax has risen from approximately $0.35 to $2.50 per animal in areas such as Gadap Town, Super Highway, and other parts of the city. Additionally, the Ibrahim Hyderi Town administration has imposed a $1.50 tax per animal,…

Punjab is launching a $600,000 project to monitor milk yield in 13,000 Holstein Friesian cows, aiming to improve dairy productivity and support the state’s dairy industry. In a major effort to boost dairy productivity, the Punjab government in India is set to roll out a $600,000 project to monitor and improve the milk yield of approximately 13,000 Holstein Friesian cows across the state. This initiative, under the Punjab Dairy Development Board, aims to identify high-producing cows, enhance herd management practices, and contribute to the state’s agricultural economy. The new project will utilize advanced monitoring systems to measure milk yield, providing…

Russia has turned to the UAE and Turkey for butter imports in an effort to stabilize rising prices and secure domestic supply amid soaring costs. As prices jump by 25.7%, the country seeks alternatives due to a significant reduction in imports from Latin America, influenced by sanctions and logistical challenges. The UAE and Turkey have supplied over 90 metric tons, with Belarus increasing exports by 9% this year. In response to soaring butter prices, Russia has begun importing butter from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Turkey. The move comes after a significant rise in butter costs, which have alarmed…

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has committed $9.4 million through the Bezos Earth Fund to support research on a methane-reducing vaccine for cattle, aimed at significantly lowering greenhouse gas emissions from livestock. An international research team, including scientists from the Pirbright Institute, the Royal Veterinary College, and AgResearch, is studying how targeted antibody responses can inhibit methane-producing microbes in cattle. This high-impact initiative seeks to develop scalable solutions to help reduce the agriculture sector’s environmental footprint and address global climate change. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has provided $9.4 million in funding to a research initiative exploring a methane-reducing vaccine for cattle,…