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- Nandini Milk Joins Delhi’s Dairy Market, Challenging Established Giants in India
- Indian Dairy Startup Doodhvale Raises $3M for Product Expansion and Distribution
- Non-Invasive Milk Testing Goes Digital with UNSW’s VibMilk Innovation
- Danone’s Profits Take a Hit Amid Rising Costs and Changing Consumer Trends
- Arla Foods Launches New LactoFree Yogurt in the UK
- Mexico Remains the Top Destination for U.S. Dairy Exports in 2024
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In Ontario, Canada, organized crime groups are stealing butter in bulk from grocery stores amid rising food costs and inflation. Authorities report multiple incidents where thousands of dollars’ worth of butter has been stolen, potentially resold on a black market targeting small businesses. Industry experts cite Canada’s escalating food prices as a driving factor behind the thefts, pointing to the broader issue of inflation-driven crime impacting Canadian communities and retailers. As inflation and high food costs continue to squeeze Canadian budgets, Ontario, Canada, has seen an unusual uptick in large-scale butter thefts. Local authorities, including the Guelph Police Service and…
October saw inflation rise slightly to 2.6% year-over-year, driven by higher food prices. While butter prices climbed, cheese and milk futures saw declines, reflecting mixed trends in the dairy market. The rising inflation could keep food prices elevated, impacting both producers and consumers. October saw a slight uptick in inflation, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising by 2.6% year-over-year, up from September’s 2.4%. While food prices continued to increase, the dairy market exhibited mixed trends, contributing to the ongoing pressure on food prices. The food index, which tracks grocery and dining-out costs, increased by 0.2% month-over-month. Grocery prices rose…
Tensions rise in the Australian dairy industry as the United Dairyfarmers of Victoria pushes to remove the Australian Dairy Products Federation (ADPF) from Dairy Australia due to concerns over financial contributions. The vote, set for November 27, will decide the ADPF’s future in Dairy Australia. In Australia, tensions are rising within the dairy industry as the Australian Dairy Products Federation (ADPF) faces a contentious proposal to remove it from Dairy Australia’s membership. The proposal, set to be voted on during the organization’s upcoming annual general meeting on November 27, has ignited a debate about funding contributions and the role of…
Indonesia plans to ease dairy cow importation to support President Prabowo Subianto’s free school meal program, ensuring sufficient, high-quality milk for schoolchildren. The government aims to import 1 million dairy cows between 2025-2029 to meet rising milk demands. Indonesia is making moves to simplify the process of importing dairy cows, a key step to ensuring the success of President Prabowo Subianto’s free school meal initiative. Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman announced that the government is working to streamline the importation of dairy cows from countries like Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, the United States, and Mexico, with the goal of improving…
Major UK dairy processors, including Arla, First Milk, and Müller, have announced price hikes for farmgate milk, driven by strong demand and stable global milk supplies. The increases aim to provide financial relief to farmers amid challenging weather conditions. Dairy processors across the United Kingdom have announced price increases for farmgate milk, offering support to the industry amid strong wholesale demand for dairy products. Leading dairy companies, including Arla, First Milk, and Müller, confirmed they would be raising prices for conventional and organic milk supplied by their UK farmers. Arla Foods, a cooperative owned by dairy farmers across Europe, disclosed…
The USDA has committed $15 million to expand markets for organic dairy products in Vermont schools, youth programs, and universities, boosting opportunities for local dairy farmers and enhancing access to nutritious options for students. The program, coordinated by the Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center, aims to replicate Vermont’s successful local dairy-supply model across the nation. On November 15, 2024, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a $15 million investment to expand markets for Vermont’s organic dairy farmers, aiming to increase access to organic dairy products in K-12 schools, youth programs, colleges, and universities. The USDA’s initiative, named the Organic…
DSM-Firmenich has partnered with Format Solutions to integrate their sustainability tools, allowing feed producers to measure and reduce their environmental footprint. This collaboration combines DSM-Firmenich’s SustellTM platform with Format Solutions’ feed formulation software, offering a streamlined approach to quantifying and managing emissions in the feed sector. The integration provides value chain transparency and supports sustainability practices across the food industry. DSM-Firmenich, a global leader in animal nutrition and health, has partnered with Format Solutions, a top provider of integrated formulation and feed ERP software, to enhance sustainability across the feed industry. This strategic alliance aims to integrate DSM-Firmenich’s life cycle…
Amul, through Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), will expand into the European market by launching dairy products in Spain by November 2024. Following its U.S. success, Amul aims to build a global presence, starting with Europe. The company’s growth highlights the strength of India’s dairy industry, which supports millions of small farmers. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), the organization behind the popular Amul brand, has announced plans to enter the European market by the end of November 2024. Amul, renowned for its wide range of dairy products, including milk, butter, and cheese, will first launch its offerings in…
Inter Dairy Expo 2024, held in Mumbai from December 5-7, will feature over 120 companies displaying the latest dairy technology, sustainable solutions, and automation advancements. Organized by VA Exhibition Pvt. Ltd. and the Dairy Association of India, the expo will offer B2B meetings, seminars, and a startup zone for new entrepreneurs. A two-day seminar will discuss global market opportunities, with the Inter Dairy Awards recognizing industry achievements. The Inter Dairy Expo 2024, a premier trade fair for the dairy industry, is set to take place from December 5 to 7 at the Bombay Exhibition Center in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Organized by…
Algerian dairy giant Soummam has issued a tender for 5,000 metric tons of skimmed milk powder (SMP), following recent import policy changes. The company seeks suppliers for 4,000 metric tons of SMP MH and 1,000 metric tons of SMP UHT for delivery in Q1 2025. With a bid deadline of November 13, this move signals Algeria’s re-entry into the global dairy market. Market observers anticipate further impact on global dairy demand, as Algeria’s dairy-buying agency, ONIL, is also expected to announce a similar tender soon. Soummam, a leading private dairy company in Algeria, has announced a tender to purchase 4,000…
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