Dairy and Meat at the Top: New US Food Pyramid Reinstates Animal Fats and Proteins in Major Nutrition Shift
US Reverses Course on Nutrition: Animal Proteins and Dairy Fats Now Prioritised In a sweeping overhaul of federal nutrition policy, the United States has introduced a dramatically revised food pyramid that places animal-sourced foods—particularly dairy and meat—at the forefront of a healthy diet. This marks a significant departure from decades of dietary guidance that discouraged […]
Nestlé Recalls Infant Formula Batches Across 25 Countries Over Toxin Risk
The Nestlé infant formula recall has expanded across 25 countries, mainly in Europe, after the company detected traces of cereulide toxin in selected batches of infant nutrition products. The recall affects popular brands including SMA, BEBA and NAN, which are widely used across European markets. Nestlé confirmed that the recall was initiated as a precautionary […]
High-Fat Cheese May Help Lower Dementia Risk, New Research Suggests
Emerging evidence supports a surprising brain-health benefit linked to full-fat dairy products A new long-term study out of Sweden has stirred both scientific and industry conversations by revealing a potential link between high-fat cheese consumption and a reduced risk of dementia. The findings challenge conventional dietary guidelines and open up fresh discussion about the role […]
Dairy Markets Cheer First GDT Price Rise After Nine Consecutive Drops
Global dairy markets showed early signs of recovery as the Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auction recorded its first price increase after nine consecutive declines, offering cautious optimism to producers and processors. The rebound comes after a prolonged period of price weakness that weighed heavily on farm incomes across key milk-producing regions. Irish Farmers Welcome Long-Awaited […]
Global Dairy Price Increases Might Boost U.S. Producers
Rising global dairy prices in early 2026 could provide a much-needed lift to U.S. dairy farmers after months of sluggish returns. As international markets experience tighter supply and stronger demand, particularly for cheese, butter, and milk powders, U.S. producers are poised to benefit from improved export opportunities. Analysts note that higher prices for Whole Milk Powder […]
Functional Dairy Foods Faculty Training Begins at BHU to Bridge Research–Industry Gap
BHU Launches Faculty Training on Functional Dairy Foods Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has launched a 21-day advanced faculty training programme focused on functional dairy foods, highlighting the growing role of health-oriented dairy products in India. The programme, titled “Functional Dairy Foods: From Concept to Commercialisation”, is organised by the Department of Dairy Science and Food […]
Karnataka’s Nandini to Roll Out AI-Based Product Counting Solution
Karnataka’s flagship dairy brand, Nandini, is set to introduce a new artificial intelligence (AI)-based product counting solution to enhance accuracy and efficiency in its operations. This move aligns with broader trends in the dairy sector, where technology adoption is gaining ground to improve quality, reduce errors and boost supply chain performance. AI to Strengthen Operational […]
Iconic Sweet maker KC Das Plans Return to UK After 60 Years, Backed by India–UK Trade Pact
Kolkata-based sweetmeat brand KC Das is preparing to re-enter the UK market, more than five decades after exiting the country in 1965. The proposed move is driven by the India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and growing overseas demand for authentic Indian food brands. Trade Pact Opens New Opportunities Dhiman Das, Executive Director of […]
Global Food Glut: Can India Shield Its Farmers from the Downturn?
India’s food economy in 2026 appears stable on the surface. Granaries remain well stocked, vegetable prices have softened, sugar supplies are ample, and global food markets continue to cool. This easing has come despite prolonged conflicts in Ukraine and West Asia, as well as recurring climate shocks. The FAO Food Price Index has steadily retreated […]
Delayed Aavin Incentives Trigger Distress Among Tamil Nadu Dairy Farmers
Mounting frustration is growing among nearly four lakh dairy farmers supplying milk to Aavin, as incentive payments promised by the Tamil Nadu government have remained unpaid for the past four months. Farmer organisations warn that the prolonged delay has begun to severely affect livelihoods and the financial stability of milk cooperatives. ₹200 Crore in Pending […]
