Fonterra Organic Milk Price Climbs to Historic High as Global Demand Strengthens
New Zealand’s organic dairy sector is experiencing a significant shift as strong international demand for pasture-based and certified organic dairy ingredients supports historically high farmgate returns. Fonterra’s established organic milk supply network, combined with growing demand from overseas food manufacturers, is creating new opportunities for certified dairy farmers while encouraging the cooperative to expand its […]
Agrizeron Expands Emissions Fund to $30.8 Million for Dairy Methane Reduction
Agrizeron has expanded its financial commitment to emissions-reduction technologies, strengthening efforts to help New Zealand’s dairy and livestock sectors reduce agricultural greenhouse gas emissions while protecting farm productivity and export competitiveness. The expanded fund will support a research and commercialization pipeline that has already invested more than $80 million across 21 targeted ventures, field trials […]
Fodder and Water Shortage Pushes Washim Dairy Farmers Into Crisis
Dairy farmers in Maharashtra’s Washim district are facing severe financial pressure as deficient rainfall has triggered an acute shortage of fodder and water across parts of Vidarbha. The crisis is threatening livestock businesses and forcing farmers to consider difficult decisions, including selling productive animals to reduce the cost of maintaining their herds. One such farmer […]
Global Walnut Milk Market Set for 7.2% Annual Growth Through 2035
The global walnut milk market is entering 2026 with stronger demand fundamentals, expanding regional opportunities and increasing product innovation, according to the latest IndexBox market outlook. The niche plant-based dairy alternative is expected to record a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.2% between 2026 and 2035, with the market index projected to reach around […]
Nestle India Defends Low Fat Dairy Whitener After FSSAI Lab Report
New Delhi: Nestle India has said its Low Fat Dairy Whitener is safe for consumption and complies with applicable food safety regulations after a laboratory report classified a sample of the product as “substandard” and “unsafe.” The issue follows testing of a sample collected from the premises of a hotel chain in Connaught Place, New […]
Sabar Dairy’s Rs 400 Crore Plant in Telangana Expected to Begin Operations Within 18 Months
Medak: Sabar Dairy, which markets its products under the Amul brand, is expected to begin operations at its upcoming milk processing plant in Toopran, Telangana, within 18 months, Union Coal and Mines Minister G Kishan Reddy said. Reddy made the remarks after laying the foundation stone for the Rs 400-crore dairy processing project on Sunday. […]
Amit Shah Highlights Dairy Growth and White Revolution 2.0 at Bhopal Gathering
Bhopal: Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah highlighted the growth of India’s dairy sector and the government’s plans to expand dairy cooperatives while addressing a large gathering of livestock farmers and milk producers in Bhopal on October 3. Speaking at the Gaupalak Sammelan at Dussehra Maidan, Shah focused on milk production, cooperative development and […]
Fake Milk-Fat Reports Allegedly Cause Rs 53 Lakh Loss to Gujarat Dairy Firm
Bhavnagar, Gujarat: Six people have been arrested in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar district over an alleged conspiracy to manipulate milk-fat reports and cause a financial loss of approximately Rs 53 lakh to CRAVE CREAMERY LLP, a milk company based in Bhojpara village. The case emerged after company owner Shail Shakunt Apte filed three separate complaints against individuals […]
Queensland Dairy Farmer Turns Four Campsites Into Drought Lifeline
A severe drought in Queensland forced dairy farmer Libby Rough and her family to sell 40 cows, creating a major financial challenge as milk income declined. In response, the family opened four simple, unpowered campsites along the river running through their dairy property near Kenilworth in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. The small agritourism venture eventually […]
Farm-Specific Data Cuts Bangladesh Milk Carbon Footprint by 27%, Study Finds
A new study examining the carbon footprint of milk production in Bangladesh has found that using farm-specific data and more detailed emissions calculations can significantly change estimates of dairy’s environmental impact. Researchers led by Elias Uddin, assistant professor of animal science at the University of Connecticut’s College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources, worked with […]
