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Dudran, known as the ‘Milk Village’, preserves its rich dairy heritage through traditional Doud Khots, producing significant quantities of organic milk and dairy products. Nestled 14 kilometers from Boniyar, between Baramulla and Uri, lies Dudran, famously known as the ‘Milk Village’. Renowned for its dairy products like milk, cheese, and butter, this village holds a unique reputation, deeply rooted in its centuries-old tradition of dairy preservation through natural methods. The Tradition of Doud Khots At the heart of Dudran’s dairy legacy is the practice of Doud Khots. These small, cave-like structures, naturally formed or enhanced by human effort, serve as…

Milka, renowned for its chocolate products, is entering the beverage market through a new partnership with Arla Foods. The collaboration will see the launch of Milka chocolate milk in Germany, Austria, and Poland. This expansion leverages Milka’s strong brand reputation and Arla’s dairy expertise to offer a premium chocolate milk in three formats and flavors, aiming to make a significant impact in the European dairy sector. Arla Foods, a leading dairy group, is set to expand its product portfolio through a new licensing deal with Mondelez International, the global confectionery giant. This partnership will introduce Milka chocolate milk in Germany,…

Denmark’s Green Tripartite Agreement marks progress in environmental sustainability by introducing a CO2e tax on livestock emissions, funding land restoration, and investing in biochar production. However, it faces criticism for its continued support of intensive animal production and the effectiveness of its technological solutions. The Green Tripartite Agreement, recently concluded in Denmark, is a landmark initiative aimed at advancing environmental sustainability. While it marks a significant step towards securing natural and marine environments, it faces criticism for its perceived shortcomings, particularly in its handling of intensive animal production and the effectiveness of technological solutions. Key Achievements Areas of Concern The…

Arla Foods has responded to the Green Tripartite Agreement in Denmark, emphasizing its commitment to reducing emissions and supporting sustainable farming. Despite challenges, the company remains focused on aligning with the agreement’s goals and advancing its environmental initiatives. Arla Foods, a leading global dairy company, has recently responded to the conclusion of the Green Tripartite Agreement in Denmark. This significant environmental pact aims to address climate change and promote sustainability within the agricultural sector. The agreement, which involves Arla, Danish farmers, and various stakeholders, represents a concerted effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance environmental practices across Danish agriculture.…

On June 24, Denmark unveiled a pioneering Green Tripartite Agreement, marking a significant advance in global environmental policy. This landmark deal, forged between the Danish government, industry leaders, and environmental groups, introduces a CO2e tax on livestock emissions starting in 2030, escalating to DKK 750 per tone by 2035. It includes ambitious plans to restore 140,000 hectares of carbon-rich soils and establish 250,000 hectares of new forest, alongside a DKK 10 billion subsidy for biochar production. Additionally, a DKK 40 billion green fund will drive land management and environmental initiatives. Aiming to cut emissions by up to 1.8 million tones…

Arla Foods is set to close its Melton Mowbray creamery after failing to find a buyer. This decision, following a sale attempt earlier in the year, affects a site crucial to Blue Stilton production. Arla is investing over £300 million in other UK facilities to drive growth and improve production. Arla Foods, a major player in the global dairy industry, has announced the closure of its Melton Mowbray creamery, also known locally as Tuxford and Tebbutt. This decision follows an unsuccessful attempt to find a buyer for the site, which had been put up for sale in January. The closure…

Arla Foods is investing DKr20 million ($2.9 million) in its Esbjerg factory to boost production of Starbucks and Cocio milk drinks. The upgrade will include new buildings, equipment, and maintenance, supporting growth in the EMEA region. Arla Foods, a leading dairy group, is ramping up its investment in the production of milk-based beverages, focusing on its popular Starbucks and Cocio brands. The company is committing DKr20 million ($2.9 million) to enhance its factory in Esbjerg, Denmark. This investment reflects Arla’s strategic push to meet growing demand for these products across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Investment Details Starbucks…

Arla Foods will increase the price of conventional and organic milk starting August 1, 2024, with a rise of 0.74 ppl (0.83 €c/kg) for both types. The new UK manufacturing prices will be 42.44 ppl for conventional milk and 53.31 ppl for organic milk. This price adjustment reflects stable global milk supplies and a steady market outlook. Concurrently, Arla Foods is enhancing its sustainability efforts through its FarmAhead™ initiative, which provides comprehensive tools and support for sustainable dairy farming, including metrics for sustainability, incentives for improvement, commercialization of sustainability practices, and ongoing technological innovation. Introduction to Arla Foods Arla Foods…

Almarai was honored by HRH Prince Saud bin Khalid Al-Faisal for sponsoring World Hepatitis Day 2024, reflecting its commitment to public health and community well-being. Almarai’s Commitment to Public Health Almarai, a leading name in the Middle East’s food and beverage industry, has a long-standing reputation for its dedication to quality and community well-being. Founded in 1977 and headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Almarai has established itself as a regional leader in dairy, bakery, and poultry products. The company’s commitment extends beyond its core business, reflecting a strong focus on social responsibility and public health initiatives. In a significant gesture…

Almarai, a leading food manufacturer in Saudi Arabia, has signed five agreements with global poultry companies, committing over 500 million riyals to expand its poultry production. This move aims to increase its capacity from 250 million to 450 million birds annually by 2027. The agreements were announced during the Middle East Poultry Exhibition, reflecting Almarai’s strategic investment in local self-sufficiency and alignment with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. The expansion will enhance local supply chains, create jobs, and contribute to economic growth, while positioning Almarai as a regional leader in poultry production. Almarai, founded in 1977, is a prominent name in…