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A recent InfluenceMap report reveals that the meat and dairy industry in Europe is using lobbying tactics similar to those of Big Oil to undermine climate policies. This strategic influence has led to the weakening and stalling of key EU initiatives aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. The report highlights how industry associations have opposed sustainability efforts and influenced political discourse to protect their interests, impacting the EU’s climate goals. Recent findings reveal that the meat and dairy industry in Europe is using lobbying tactics akin to those of Big Oil to influence and dilute climate policies. An…
Xampla, partnering with Yili Innovation Centre Europe, is testing microcapsule technology to preserve nutrients in dairy products. This plant-based technology protects ingredients from environmental degradation while maintaining product quality. The pilot aims to scale this innovation, supported by Yili, a major Asian dairy company. In a significant advancement for the dairy industry, Xampla, a scale-up company from the University of Cambridge, is set to trial its innovative microcapsule technology for preserving vitamins and nutrients in dairy products. Partnering with Yili Innovation Centre Europe, Xampla aims to validate its microscopic natural polymer capsules in a range of dairy items including milk,…
Butter prices in the US have reached an all-time high due to reduced production caused by the bird flu outbreak affecting dairy cows and a shift by dairy producers towards cheese production. Prices have surged to $7,350 per metric ton, surpassing the previous record set in 2022. The increase is driven by high demand for butter, especially with the upcoming holiday baking season, and tight milk supplies. Butter prices in the US have reached unprecedented levels as a confluence of factors tightens global supply and shifts dairy production priorities. The latest Global Dairy Trade auction reported an average butter price…
The CDC has confirmed the fourth human case of bird flu linked to a dairy cow outbreak in Colorado. The worker, who exhibited eye symptoms, has recovered after treatment. The overall risk to the public remains low, but precautions are advised. The USDA assures the safety of the milk supply despite recent bird flu findings in dairy cattle. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the fourth human case of bird flu, associated with the ongoing dairy cow outbreak. The case involves a dairy worker in Colorado, adding to previously reported cases in Texas and Michigan. Case…
Calon Wen, a leading Welsh organic dairy co-operative, is boosting its output by offering financial incentives to farmers transitioning to organic milk production. The co-op, known for its high-quality organic products, is introducing an interest-free loan scheme and recruitment bonuses to support and attract new organic dairy farmers. This initiative aligns with Calon Wen’s commitment to sustainable farming practices and meeting growing consumer demand for organic dairy products. Calon Wen, a leading Welsh organic dairy co-operative, is actively encouraging dairy farmers to transition to organic milk production by offering financial incentives. Established in 2000 by four farmers in Carmarthenshire, Calon…
The UK dairy industry faces a £3.9 billion investment challenge to build climate resilience over the next decade. A report by Kite Consulting reveals that individual farms will need to spend around £472,539 each, along with an additional 2.4 pence per liter of milk for environmental compliance. This is crucial as nearly half of the dairies plan to increase milk production while adapting to climate change. The UK dairy industry is facing significant financial demands to enhance climate resilience, with new research estimating a need for approximately £3.9 billion ($5 billion) in investments over the next decade. This figure emerges…
On World Milk Day, the Uttar Pradesh government launched the Nandini Farmers Prosperity Scheme, offering Rs 31.25 lakh subsidies for dairy farms with 25 desi cows to boost milk production and support farmers. On World Milk Day, a significant initiative has been announced by the Government of Uttar Pradesh to boost dairy farming and milk production. Under the Nandini Farmers Prosperity Scheme, dairy farmers will receive substantial subsidies to start and expand dairy farms with desi cows. This scheme aims to address the growing demand for milk by increasing production through support for indigenous cattle breeds. Scheme Overview The Nandini…
Global milk production is expected to remain stable with a slight decline of 0.1% in 2024. Regional variations include growth in Australia and the EU, while declines are forecasted in the UK, New Zealand, and Argentina. Input costs and weaker demand impact overall market dynamics. Global milk production across key regions is projected to remain stable in the second half of 2024, with only a slight year-on-year decline of 0.1%. This follows a minor increase of 0.1% recorded in 2023, marking a downgrade from the earlier forecasted 0.25% growth for 2024. The overall outlook suggests a more stable but mixed…
From FY 2019 to FY 2024, the price of toned milk in India surged by 33%, rising from ₹39 to ₹51.83 per liter. This increase is driven by higher production costs and market dynamics. While the Department of Animal Husbandry & Dairying monitors the situation, it does not regulate prices directly. The Indian government supports the dairy sector through schemes like the National Program for Dairy Development and the Animal Husbandry Infrastructure Development Fund, which aim to enhance production and support farmers. These interventions are crucial for balancing consumer prices and improving farmer incomes. The cost of toned milk in…
The Government of India is implementing various schemes to expand dairy-based industries in villages, benefiting millions of dairy farmers by improving milk production, infrastructure, and income. The Government of India, through the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying (DAHD), has launched several initiatives to boost the dairy industry, particularly in rural areas. These programs are designed to complement and enhance the efforts of State Governments, promoting dairy-based industries across the country. Union Minister for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Shri Rajiv Ranjan Singh, recently shared insights into these initiatives and their impact on the dairy sector in a written reply…
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