NZ Dairy Feature: Farmers Flush with Cash, but Risk Looms
New Zealand dairy farmers are riding high this year: a record $10/kgMS milk payout from Fonterra, coupled with a $3.2 billion capital return after the co-op sold its consumer brands (like Mainland) to...Read More
How Infrared Imaging Spots Subclinical Mastitis Early
The article describes how infrared thermography (IRT)—a non-invasive imaging method—can accurately screen for subclinical mastitis (SM) in dairy cows by measuring the skin surface temperature of the u...Read More
Thailand declares its cow milk 100% safe: Minister
Thailand’s Department of Livestock Development (DLD) has reaffirmed that locally produced cow milk is completely safe and meets international food safety standards. The assurance came amid growing con...Read More
IFF’s 2026 Dairy Trends: Purpose-Driven Growth Ahead
The global dairy sector is entering a new phase, according to IFF’s latest “2026 Dairy Trends Report”, which signals that consumer behaviour is shifting beyond simple nutrition toward purpose, sustain...Read More
Dairy cows in UK breed reduce methane — “Cool Cows” project
Researchers in the UK are working on an innovative project known as the Cool Cows initiative, which aims to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows by using genetic selection and in-vitro fertilisati...Read More
India’s dairy sector sustains strong growth momentum
India’s dairy sector continues to evolve as one of the most dynamic components of the global food economy, according to a recent assessment by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB)...Read More
Recombinant dairy startup Remilk unveils “New Milk” launch
Israeli startup Remilk has launched a new product called “New Milk”, in partnership with dairy firm Gad Dairies, marking what the company describes as a “new phase” in the recombinant-dairy category....Read More
Gates-backed lab invents milk container to cut spoilage
A new initiative backed by Bill Gates is targeting the dairy supply-chain in developing countries, aiming to reduce spoilage and improve milk quality for small-scale farmers. The project, ca...Read More
Swiss Milk Glut Sends Warning Signal to Global Dairy Sector
Swiss dairy farms are facing an unprecedented surplus after the U.S. imposed steep 39% tariffs on Swiss goods, including cheeses — forcing producers to confront excess milk supply and shrinking export...Read More
Safer Dairy Products With Fewer Chemicals: New Research Breakthrough
Researchers at Umeå University have launched a major new project, backed by SEK 6 million, to tackle the persistent challenge of Bacillus spores in dairy plants — the hardy bacterial form that survive...Read More
Global FAO Dairy Prices Fall on Weak Demand, Ample Supply
The FAO Dairy Price Index averaged 142.2 points in October 2025, down 5.0 points (3.4 percent) from September, marking the fourth consecutive monthly decline. Despite this decline, the index remained...Read More
SalzburgMilch rolls out SIG DomeMini carton bottle for dairy
SalzburgMilch, a premium dairy company in Austria, is setting a new benchmark in European dairy packaging by becoming the first to launch products in the SIG DomeMini carton-bottle format developed by...Read More